"Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT Courseware 2

Description

"Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT Courseware 2

Langston Hughes (Langston Hughes, 1902.02.01-1967.05.22) is a pivotal figure in the American literary world, especially in black literature. He has written novels, dramas, essays, histories, biographies and other works in various genres. He has also translated Spanish and French poetry into English, and even edited anthologies of other black writers. However, he is mainly known for his poetry and is known as "Poet Laureate of the Black Nation."

black history

Black people are a race with a long history. Among the several existing human races, black people were the first to leave their footprints on the earth. However, in modern history, the land where black people lived was invaded by colonial rulers. Many black people were turned into slaves and sold to the Americas to do hard manual labor. They were physically and mentally bullied. After the Civil War, slavery was abolished in the United States and blacks gained freedom.

Poetry Appreciation

“I know rivers: / I know rivers as old as the world, / Older than the blood that flows in human veins.”

The "I" in the poem is not a specific black person, but represents the entire black race. In this stanza, the poet repeatedly emphasizes the black people’s witness to the “river” (history) and graphically points out that this “river” is “as old as the world” and older than the river in the human body—“blood.” More ancient.

“My soul became as deep as a river.”

There is only this line in the second stanza, and its function is to connect the previous and the following. In the previous section, the understanding of the river was limited to "understanding", but in this section, "I" have deeply felt the river with my "soul". In other words, the "soul" of black people is deepened by witnessing the "river" (history). The following section is a historical review starting from this point.

Teaching summary

This poem shows the pride black people have in their race. In the era when the poet lived, the bad habit of racial discrimination has not yet been eradicated in the United States. The poet wrote such a poem on behalf of his own race, which undoubtedly has a strong appeal.

In addition, we can also feel the poet's faint sadness from this poem. This sadness stems from the long history and deep suffering of black people.

Keywords: Black people talk about rivers teaching courseware, Chinese version of ninth grade Chinese courseware volume 2, ninth grade Chinese slide courseware download, black people talk about rivers PPT courseware download, .ppt format

For more information about the PPT courseware "Black People Talk About Rivers", please click the "Black People Talk About Rivers" ppt tag.

"Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT Courseware 3:

"Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT Courseware 3 Langston. Hughes (1902-1967) was a versatile American writer. He was a poet, essayist, journalist, novelist, playwright, anthologist, translator of Spanish and French literature, lyricist and newspaper columnist..

"Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT courseware:

"Black Man Talks about Rivers" PPT courseware Black Man Talks about Rivers About the author Hughes (1902-1967), an African-American poet, novelist, leader of the American African-American Renaissance Movement, is known as the poet laureate of Harlem (a black ghetto in New York). Hughes wrote novels,...

"Motherland" "Black People Talk about Rivers" PPT Courseware 2:

"Motherland" "Blacks Talk about Rivers" PPT courseware 2 About the author Lermontov, a great Russian poet in the 19th century, is recognized as Pushkin's worthy successor. He showed artistic talent very early, and he was upright and kind. Although he was born into a noble family, he was intellectually...

File Info

Update Time: 2024-08-16

This template belongs to Chinese courseware Chinese version Ninth grade Chinese language volume 2 industry PPT template

Preview