"The Vast Ocean" PPT courseware

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"The Vast Ocean" PPT courseware

About the Author

Gibran (1883-1931), a Lebanese poet, prose writer, and painter, 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 an intoxicating artistic fragrance. He is an important contributor to modern oriental literature.

Most of Gibran's works take "love" and "beauty" as themes. His thoughts are greatly influenced by Nietzsche's philosophy, and his works often reveal a cynical attitude or express some mysterious power. He has made significant contributions to the development of new Arabic literature. His works have been translated into more than 20 languages. The earliest Chinese version is "The Prophet" translated by Bing Xin. He is commemorated as a world cultural celebrity on the 50th anniversary of his death and the 100th anniversary of his birth.

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Question explanation

[Clear] The "geng" in "a vaster ocean" is an adverb of degree. Using it to modify "vast" means that there is a vaster sea than this. This article is an allegorical prose, which expresses a spirit of endless pursuit of an ideal state through the negation of seven human living conditions.

structural analysis

The first part says "I" want to go to the beach to wash away the dust and dirt.

The second part writes that "I" met and left the seven kinds of people at the beach.

The third part writes about "I" and "my heart" leaving this ocean to find a vaster ocean.

New Lesson·Explanation

1. Understand the profound meaning of the sentence "My heart and I walk toward the vast sea together, using the sea water to wash away the dust and dirt on our bodies from the earth."

The earth refers to the human society on which I live. The dust and dirt that the earth stains on our bodies refer to the various dark sides of human society that affect and stain my soul - negative life attitudes and vulgar pursuits of life. Washing away shows that the author is unwilling to be vulgar and sinking, and persistently pursues a beautiful realm of life. The author's name at the beginning not only sets the stage for the repeated departures that follow, but also creates a poetic mood for the entire text.

2. What seven types of people did "Me and My Heart" meet, and how did these people behave? What kind of symbolic meaning does each have?

Ask students to quickly skip to the text, find them one by one, and try to use the original words of the text to make it clear.

3. What attitudes and emotions do "I and my heart" have towards these people?

Not worthy to leave. Unable to bathe. Be careful. Far away. Unsuitable. Worst.

Question·Inquiry

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.

Writing method·guidance

1. Use poetic language and poetic imagery to create a poetic artistic conception.

2. The sentence structure is free and the rhythm is changeable.

3. Symbolic expression techniques. The seven types of human expressions in this article symbolize seven different attitudes towards life.

Class·Summary

This lesson is a fable-like prose. The author uses the poet's imagination to tell us an intriguing story. We follow the author's footsteps, follow the author's sight, listen to the author's voice, and see the symbolic expressions of seven types of people and the seven different attitudes towards life they bet on. The keeper uses "I" to "leave" again and again, indicating that "I" is incompatible with that kind of attitude towards life, and expresses "I"'s spirit of endless pursuit of the ideal state.

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"A Vast Ocean" PPT Courseware 2 About the Author: Kahlil Gibran (18831931), a proud Lebanese literary figure, a philosophical poet and an outstanding painter. Like Rabindranath Tagore, he is a pioneer in modern Eastern literature going global, and he is also the main founder of modern Arabic novels and artistic prose.

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Update Time: 2024-11-22

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