"On Beauty" PPT

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"On Beauty" PPT

Part One: Learning Objectives

1. Be able to find out the main points of the article and briefly describe the reasons. (emphasis)

2. Taste the language of articles and cultivate the awareness of language refinement. (emphasis)

3. Be able to make a correct evaluation of the author's point of view. (difficulty)

PPT on beauty, part 2: preview text related introduction

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Francis Bacon (1561-1626) was a contemporary of Shakespeare, an epoch-making figure in the history of philosophy and science, and an outstanding British materialist philosopher in the seventeenth century. He occupied a very important position in the history of human thought. Marx once praised him as "the true ancestor of British materialism and the entire modern experimental science." "Bacon on Life" and "Collected Essays on Bacon" are his important works.

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PPT on beauty, the third part: first reading of the text, overall perception

From which two perspectives does the author discuss "human beauty"? Can you divide the structural levels of the article?

Discuss "human beauty" from two aspects: inner beauty and outer beauty. The full text is divided into three parts:

The first part (paragraph 1) uses a metaphor and an example to put forward the central argument of the whole article: virtue is the most beautiful.

The second part (paragraphs 2-4) specifically discusses virtue as the most beautiful.

The third part (paragraph 5) encourages people to combine beautiful appearance with beautiful virtues, so that beauty can radiate true brilliance.

1. Sentences in the text that represent the author’s point of view.

1) Virtue is like a gem, it becomes more gorgeous when set against a plain background.

2) Not all beautiful people have talents in other areas.

3) The highest beauty cannot be expressed by painters because it is difficult to visualize.

4) The scenery in late autumn is the most beautiful.

5) Beauty is like a stream in midsummer, it is easy to corrode and difficult to maintain.

2. Why are most of the characters cited when proving the point that "talent, virtue and beauty can coexist" are emperors?

In the era when Bacon lived, there were only paintings but no photography. Most of the people who could leave portraits were emperors and generals. Based on this, Bacon's claim that emperors and generals were "beautiful in appearance" may not be reliable. The portraits of these people were often beautified. Regarding this point, we only need to look at the "standard portraits" of emperors left in the history of Chinese painting to understand that Bacon showed the limitations of his understanding on this issue.

PPT on Beauty, Part 4: Intensive Reading of Texts and Collaborative Exploration

Analyze the function of key sentences

1. In verse 2, “But this is not entirely true, for Augustus, Phespas, King Philip, Edward IV, Alcibaldes, Ismael, etc., were all great men. What is the function of the sentence "He is a handsome man again"?

Give an example to illustrate that among people who are beautiful on the outside, there are also people who are beautiful on the inside. This addition makes the sub-argument more rigorous.

2. What is the purpose of citing the examples of two painters in Section 3?

Their examples fully illustrate that "the highest beauty cannot be expressed by painters" because the "highest beauty" is inner beauty, the beauty of character, which is difficult to intuitively understand.

3. What is the purpose of the end of section 5 which says, “Therefore, combine the beautiful appearance with the beautiful virtue. Only in this way will beauty radiate true brilliance”?

On the basis of the previous discussion, it is natural to draw the conclusion: combine the beauty of appearance with the beauty of virtue.

PPT on Beauty, Part 5: In-person Testing

There was a classmate who was both good in character and academics. He had an ugly birthmark on his face. He was embarrassed by the strange looks from other classmates. He himself was often depressed about this birthmark. As a good friend, please give a factual argument to persuade him or her. About 300 words.

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"On Beauty" PPT Download Part One: Text Introduction Everyone has the desire and right to pursue beauty, and everyone also has a different understanding of beauty. Ancient people believed that feathers decorating the head were beautiful. Many people in later generations have discussed beauty. Today we...

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"On Beauty" PPT Courseware 4 Approaching Bacon Francis Bacon (Francis Bacon, 1561-1626) was a contemporary of Shakespeare, an epoch-making figure in the history of philosophy and science, and an outstanding British materialist philosopher in the seventeenth century. , accounting for...

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"On Beauty" PPT courseware 3: First reading the text, talking about discoveries. If you are smart, you will definitely have many wonderful discoveries and insights that surprise you. After thinking about it, share it with everyone! Read the text again and clarify the point of view. What do you think the author’s point of view is? Why do you think so? Please...

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