DiogenesandAlexanderPPT学习教案

1、会计学1DiogenesandAlexander第1页/共21页sheltercask, a storage jar made of earthenwarenone furniture Foodbits of food begged from others, drinking from his hollowed hands.Nature of lifea life by choice, out of principle-natural,healt-hly,indenpentnone possessionsDressblanket(half-naked)Diogenes: the begger第

2、2页/共21页第3页/共21页Alexander: citizen of the worldKingdrinking-women-fighting-Thinkerculture-philosophy-principle of scientific reseach-Conquerortook command of-expedition against Asia-第4页/共21页第5页/共21页Both were great thinkers .Both had a sense of mission.Both were “the citizen of the world”,admiring the

3、 heroic figure of Hercules,who labored for mankind.Both were free. The Similarities 第6页/共21页01lying on the bare earth.02shoeless,bearded,half-naked.03looked like a begger,a dog.04handsome face, fiery glance.05strong body,purple and gold cloak.06air of destiny.Physical differences第7页/共21页01philosophe

4、r, missionary02low03treated with contempt and disapproval04great monarch, conqueror.05high06treated with respect,greated with a bow and acclamation.Identification and status differences第8页/共21页01none, rejecting possession or power02“restamp the currency”03-to call people back to the simple and natur

5、al life-true value04land and absolute power.05bring people of the whole world to the light of civilization.06Possessions and mission differences第9页/共21页第10页/共21页this shows Diogeness attitude towards ，and satiricizing war. He obviously thinks that was silly, war is fought over land and other worldly

6、possessions. Therefor it does not make any sense for people who do no care for these possessions.第11页/共21页第12页/共21页transferred epithet.Definitionis a figure of speech in which the epithet is transferred from the appropriate noun to modify another to which it does not really belong. examplesa mischie

7、vous pebble (para1)amazed silence (para17)第13页/共21页euphemism.Definitionis a pleasant replacement for an objectionable word that has pejorative connotationsexamplesdone his business.old people : senior citizens.第14页/共21页第15页/共21页Early in the morning, he opened his eyes with the rising sun, and scratched like a dog In the roadside toilet第16页/共21页In order to grab these false and flashy things, He betrayed his independence, This has been true for a long time Something第17页/共21页But for Diogenes, and laborat