莎士比亚简介英文版WilliamShakespeare课件

Alltheworld'sastageandall

themenandwomenmerelyp1ay.WilliamShakespeare1564---1616By:Coco

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Shakespeare'sliterarypositionStep4Shakespeare'smasterpieceStep3FeaturesofShakespeare'sdramaMaincontents2013TMStep1Sh2★BornonApril23,1564,inStraford-on-Avon,alittletowninWarwickshire.★Attheageofseven,hewassentto

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school.★Whenhewasfourteen,heleftschoolandbecamea

countryschoolmaster.★In1582,hegotmarrien.★Startingwritingplaysatabout30yearsold★5yearslater,becoming“universalshar-eholderoftroupe”★Workedasanactorbefore1590★Diedonthe23rdofApril,16161

legendlife★BornonApril23,1564,inSt3ThehomeofShakespeareThehomeofShakespeare4TheAvonRiver,nearStratford-upon-Avon.TheAvonRiver,nearStratford5ThetombofShakespeareThetombofShakespeare62

→ShakespearewroteninehistoricalsubjectstoBritishhistoricaldrama,theprevailinghistoricalplaysinthehighestachievement.→

Shakespeareisagreatmasteroflanguage,heabsorbedthepeople'slanguage,ancientandmodernliterarylanguageessence,inhismatureworkscanbehandy,andthenthelocalmoodanastomosis,accordingtothecharactersandplot,andpoetry,andprose.

literaryposition→Earlylanguagebegorgeous,latematurity,butalwayslivelyandfullofimage.Manyofhisphraseswinuniversalpraise,becomeapartofBritishNationallanguage.2→Shakespearewroteninehist7ShakespeareShakespeareTheNewGlobeTheater

ShakespeareShakespeareTheNew8TheNewGlobeTheater

ShakespeareTheNewGlobeTheaterShakespe9Thefirstperiod（1590~1600）Thesecondperiod(1601~1607)Thethirdperiod(1608~1613)3

FeaturesofShakespeare'sdramaThefirstperiod（1590~1600）Th10Inordertowritehistoricaldrama,comedyThefirstperiod(1590~1600)JohnkingHenryVIRichardIIHenryIV"(referredtoasthemostsuccessfulhistoricaldrama)

Inordertowritehistoricald11AMidsummerNight'sDreamTheMerchantOfVeniceAsYouLikeItTwelfthNightorWhatYouWillTheComedyofErrorsAMidsummerNight'sDreamTwelf12AMidsummerNight'sDreamAMidsummerNight'sDream13AMidsummerNight'sDreamAMidsummerNight'sDream14莎士比亚简介英文版WilliamShakespeare课件15TheMerchantOfVenicTheMerchantOfVenic16432HamletMacbethOthello

kingLear1Thesecondperiod(1601~1607)|

InordertowritetragedyFourtragedies432HamletMacbethOthellokingL17

Thethirdperiod(1608~1613)Inclinedtocompromiseandtheillusionoftragedyandcomedyordrama.CymbelineTheWinter'sTaleTheTempestThethirdperiodInclinedtoc184Shakespeare'smasterpiece419RomeoandJulietRomeoandJuliet20ClassicstoryofRomeoandJuliet,setinamodern-daycityofVeronaBeach.TheMontaguesandCapuletsaretwofeudingfamilies,whosechildrenmeetandfallinlove.Thereareobstaclesontheway,likeJuliet'scousin,Tybalt,andRomeo'sfriendMercutio,andmanyfights.Butalthoughitissetinmoderntimes,itisstillthesametimelessstoryofthe"starcrossedlovers".RomeoandJuliets▶▶▶▶▶ClassicstoryofRomeoandJul21

▶Aboutthisbook:Love,sexanddeatharethecomponentsofShakespeare'sclassicstoryoftheloveoftwoyoungpeoplewhichreachesacrossthebarriersoffamilyandconvention。▶Aboutthisbook:Love22考试概述1

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RomeoandJuliet考试概述1▶▶▶RomeoandJuliet23S12highdrama43RomeoandJuliet~Aboutthisbooklowcomedytragicendinggreatlove

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RomeoandJulietisapuretragedyofyouthtoldinversethatisbothyouthfulandintense.Thelovelinessandthemusicofthepoetrymakebelievablethe

otherwisecommonplaceafflictionsofblightedlove.

ThebeautifulpersonificationofsomeofthemaincharactershascausedRomeo,Juliet,MercutioandtheNursetobecomepartoftheworld'sliterarymythology.ItencompassesS12highdrama43RomeoandAb24ShallIcomparetheetoasummer'sday?Thouartmorelovelyandmoretemperate:RoughwindsdoshakethedarlingbudsofMay,Andsummer'sleasehathalltooshortadate:Sometimetoohottheeyeofheavenshines,Andoftenishisgoldcomplexiondimmed,Andeveryfairfromfairsometimedeclines,Bychance,ornature'schangingcourseuntrimmed:Butthyeternalsummershallnotfade,Norlosepossessionofthatfairthouow'st,Norshalldeathbragthouwander'stinhisshade,Whenineternallinestotimethougrow'st,Solongasmencanbreathe,oreyescansee,Solonglivesthis,andthisgiveslifetothee.

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Alltheworld'sastageandall

themenandwomenmerelyp1ay.WilliamShakespeare1564---1616By:Coco

27Maincontents

2013TM

Step1

Shakespeare'slegendlife

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Shakespeare'sliterarypositionStep4Shakespeare'smasterpieceStep3FeaturesofShakespeare'sdramaMaincontents2013TMStep1Sh28★BornonApril23,1564,inStraford-on-Avon,alittletowninWarwickshire.★Attheageofseven,hewassentto

thelocalgrammar

school.★Whenhewasfourteen,heleftschoolandbecamea

countryschoolmaster.★In1582,hegotmarrien.★Startingwritingplaysatabout30yearsold★5yearslater,becoming“universalshar-eholderoftroupe”★Workedasanactorbefore1590★Diedonthe23rdofApril,16161

legendlife★BornonApril23,1564,inSt29ThehomeofShakespeareThehomeofShakespeare30TheAvonRiver,nearStratford-upon-Avon.TheAvonRiver,nearStratford31ThetombofShakespeareThetombofShakespeare322

→ShakespearewroteninehistoricalsubjectstoBritishhistoricaldrama,theprevailinghistoricalplaysinthehighestachievement.→

Shakespeareisagreatmasteroflanguage,heabsorbedthepeople'slanguage,ancientandmodernliterarylanguageessence,inhismatureworkscanbehandy,andthenthelocalmoodanastomosis,accordingtothecharactersandplot,andpoetry,andprose.

literaryposition→Earlylanguagebegorgeous,latematurity,butalwayslivelyandfullofimage.Manyofhisphraseswinuniversalpraise,becomeapartofBritishNationallanguage.2→Shakespearewroteninehist33ShakespeareShakespeareTheNewGlobeTheater

ShakespeareShakespeareTheNew34TheNewGlobeTheater

ShakespeareTheNewGlobeTheaterShakespe35Thefirstperiod（1590~1600）Thesecondperiod(1601~1607)Thethirdperiod(1608~1613)3

FeaturesofShakespeare'sdramaThefirstperiod（1590~1600）Th36Inordertowritehistoricaldrama,comedyThefirstperiod(1590~1600)JohnkingHenryVIRichardIIHenryIV"(referredtoasthemostsuccessfulhistoricaldrama)

Inordertowritehistoricald37AMidsummerNight'sDreamTheMerchantOfVeniceAsYouLikeItTwelfthNightorWhatYouWillTheComedyofErrorsAMidsummerNight'sDreamTwelf38AMidsummerNight'sDreamAMidsummerNight'sDream39AMidsummerNight'sDreamAMidsummerNight'sDream40莎士比亚简介英文版WilliamShakespeare课件41TheMerchantOfVenicTheMerchantOfVenic42432HamletMacbethOthello

kingLear1Thesecondperiod(1601~1607)|

InordertowritetragedyFourtragedies432HamletMacbethOthellokingL43

Thethirdperiod(1608~1613)Inclinedtocompromiseandtheillusionoftragedyandcomedyordrama.CymbelineTheWinter'sTaleTheTempestThethirdperiodInclinedtoc444Shakespeare'smasterpiece445RomeoandJulietRomeoandJuliet46ClassicstoryofRomeoandJuliet,setinamodern-daycityofVeronaBeach.TheMontaguesandCapuletsaretwofeudingfamilies,whosechildrenmeetandfallinlove.Thereareobstaclesontheway,likeJuliet'scousin,Tybalt,andRomeo'sfriendMercutio,andmanyfights.Butalthoughitissetinmoderntimes,itisstillthesametimelessstoryofthe"starcrossedlovers".RomeoandJuliets▶▶▶▶▶ClassicstoryofRomeoandJul47

▶Aboutthisbook:Love,sexanddeatharethecomponentsofShakespeare'sclassicstoryoftheloveoftwoyoungpeoplewhichreachesacrossthebarriersoffamilyandconvention。▶Aboutthisbook:Love48考试概述1

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RomeoandJuliet考试概述1▶▶▶RomeoandJuliet49S12highdrama43RomeoandJuliet~Aboutthisbooklowcomedytragicendinggreatlove

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RomeoandJulietisapuretragedyofyouthtoldinversethatisbothyouthfulandintense.Thelovelinessandthemusicofthepoetrymakebelievablethe

otherwisecommonplaceafflictionsofblightedlove.