"The Vast Ocean" PPT courseware 2

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"The Vast Ocean" PPT courseware 2

About the Author:

Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931), a proud literary figure in Lebanon, a philosophical poet and an outstanding painter. Like Rabindranath Tagore, he is a pioneer of modern oriental literature reaching the world. He is also the main founder of modern Arab novels and artistic prose, and one of the pioneers of new Arab literature in the twentieth century. In the early 1920s, the first Arab literary school, the "Symetic School", with Gibran as its backbone and representative, was once famous all over the world.

He was born in a mountain village in northern Lebanon. At the age of 12, he moved to Boston, United States with his mother. At the age of 15, he returned to his motherland to study the Arabic language. At the age of 25, he studied in France and entered the Paris School of Art, where he studied under the art master Rodin. After the age of 28, he lived in New York, United States for a long time, engaged in literary and painting creation, and led the cultural trend of the Arab diaspora until his death at the age of 48.

Gibran mainly wrote novels in his youth. After settling in the United States, he gradually turned to writing prose poems. Almost all of his novels are written in Arabic. Throughout his life, he has been involved in poetry, drama, novels, essays, literary criticism and other fields, especially in the creation of prose poems.

Short story collection: "Prairie Bride" and "Rebellious Soul"

Novel: "Broken Wings"

His novels win with the philosophical monologues, dialogues and narrations of the protagonists, especially the passionate outpourings of the oppressed and harmed.

Collection of poems: "Hymn of Processions", "Tips and Interesting Talks", "Whispers to the Soul"

Collection of essays: "Madman", "Music Short Chapters"

Collection of prose poems: "Tears and Laughter", "The Tempest", "Pioneers", "Prophet", "Sand and Foam", "Jesus the Son of Man", "The Garden of the Prophets", "The Wanderer"

Poetry and drama: "Gods of the Earth", "Lazarus and His Lover"

Word knowledge:

vastness bathe mercy

Pay homage to the agate and reveal it

Pious, the grass is luxuriant

overall perception

This is a fable-like prose. What kind of fable does it describe?

In search of the ideal beach for bathing, "My Heart and I" met and left seven people in different states of existence.

Discussion and Thoughts:

"My Heart and I" encountered seven types of people. How did these people behave?

What kind of symbolic meaning does it have?

Collaborative exploration:

Analyze the meaning of the following sentences.

1. "My heart says to me..."

This sentence appears seven times in the article. After describing each type of person, the author uses the dialogue between "I" and "my heart" to deny that person and uses the reason "not worthy of seeing my body" , continue the pursuit of the ideal place.

2. "Yesterday, so far yet yet so near, my heart and I walked towards the vast sea together, to wash away the dust and dirt that the earth has stained on us with water."

Because yesterday has left and will never look back, we say "how far away"; and "yesterday" has just passed, but it is also "so close". Here we express the meaning of the passage of time. “Wash away the dust and dirt from your body” actually means wash away the dust and dirt from your soul. (Also exhibits allegorical elements.)

3. "So my heart and I left this vast sea, and we left to find a vaster ocean."

This is the central sentence of this article. The article is a final statement of ambition. After making choices again and again and leaving again and again, the author's spiritual character of persistent pursuit of an ideal situation emerges vividly on the page. The vast ocean here symbolizes rich life and unlimited future. It expresses the poet's constant pursuit of the beauty of life and the beauty of spirit.

Extended thinking:

After reading this article, what insights do you have about life?

Kahlil Gibran: The soul is simple and simple, and the expression of the soul is also simple and simple.

Kahlil Gibran: I would rather die in pursuit than live in boredom. I hope that deep down in my heart there is a hungry pursuit of love and beauty. Because after observation, I found that people who have no pursuit are the most unfortunate people, they are nothing more than zombies; I listened and heard the sighs of those with ambitions and ideals, and their sighs were so sweet, better than the orchestral ensemble.

Extracurricular extension:

1. Do you think you have any trace of the seven types of people described in the article? If so, which one? What's the performance?

2. Have "I" found the "vast ocean"? If found, what does it look like? If I don't find it, what kind of person will "I" meet? Use your imagination to give this article an ending.

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"The Vast Ocean" PPT courseware About the author Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931) was a Lebanese poet, prose writer, and painter. He was the first writer to use prose poetry in the history of modern Arab literature. His prose has a unique oriental charm and emotional color, exuding...

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