O-Captain!-My-Captain!英文简介和赏析PPT课件

-,1,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,AstudyonrhetoricaldevicesofthepoemOCaptain!MyCaptain!bygroup1:,-,2,Contents,IntroductionAnalysisofthepoemConclusion,-,3,Introduction,WaltWhitman(1819-1892)OneofthegreatinnovatorsinAmericanliteratureHegaveAmericaitsfirstgenuineepicpoem:LeavesofGrass,-,4,LeavesofGrass,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,Thisisthegrassthatgrowswhereverthelandisandthewateris.Thisisthecommonairthatbaththegolbe.,-,5,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,“OCaptain!MyCaptain”啊，船长！我的船长！byWaltWhitmanThepoemisanelegyonthedeathofPresidentAbrahamLincolnThepoemishighlypopularamongAmericanpeople.,-,6,OCaptain!MyCaptain!,Captain!myCaptain!ourfearfultripisdone,Theshiphasweatherdeveryrack,theprizewesoughtisworn,Theportisnear,thebellsIhear,thepeopleallexulting,Whilefolloweyesthesteadykeel,thevesselgrimanddaring;ButOheart!heart!heart!Othebleedingdropsofred!WhereonthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.,-,7,OCaptain!myCaptain!riseupandhearthebells;Riseup-foryoutheflagisflung-foryouthebugletrills,Foryoubouquetsandribbondwreaths-foryoutheshorescrowding,Foryoutheycall,theswayingmass,theireagerfacesturning;Here,Captain!dearfather!Thisarmbeneathyourhead;ItissomedreamthatonthedeckYouvefallencoldanddead.,OCaptain!MyCaptain!,-,8,MyCaptaindoesnotanswer,hislipsarepaleandstill,Myfatherdoesnotfeelmyarm,hehasnopulseorwill;Theshipisanchordsafeandsound,itsvoyageclosedanddone;Fromfearfultripthevictorshipcomesinwithobjectwon;Exult,OShores!andring,Obell!ButI,withmournfultread,WalkthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.,OCaptain!MyCaptain!,-,9,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,AnalysisofthepoemStudyontherhetoricaldevicesofthepoem,-,10,Rhetoricaldevices修辞手法,Repetition重复,Metaphor暗喻,TheauthoreulogizedandcommemoratedLincointhroughtheserhetoricaldevices.,-,11,Theuseofmetaphor,Inthispoem,thetopicandworkthroughoutthecaptainistypicalofthemetaphor.,-,12,Furtherexplanation,ThemetaphoricmeaningisthatLincolnledtheUSduringthetoughtimesoftheUScivilwar,abolishedslaveryandkepttheuniontogetherafterthecivilwar.,-,13,Theuseofrepetition,-,14,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,Captain!myCaptain!ourfearfultripisdone,Theshiphasweatherdeveryrack,theprizewesoughtisworn,Theportisnear,thebellsIhear,thepeopleallexulting,Whilefolloweyesthesteadykeel,thevesselgrimanddaring;ButOheart!heart!heart!Othebleedingdropsofred!WhereonthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.,-,15,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,OCaptain!myCaptain!riseupandhearthebells;Riseup-foryoutheflagisflung-foryouthebugletrills,Foryoubouquetsandribbondwreaths-foryoutheshorescrowding,Foryoutheycall,theswayingmass,theireagerfacesturning;Here,Captain!dearfather!Thisarmbeneathyourhead;ItissomedreamthatonthedeckYouvefallencoldanddead.,-,16,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,MyCaptaindoesnotanswer,hislipsarepaleandstill,Myfatherdoesnotfeelmyarm,hehasnopulseorwill;Theshipisanchordsafeandsound,itsvoyageclosedanddone;Fromfearfultripthevictorshipcomesinwithobjectwon;Exult,OShores!andring,Obell!ButI,withmournfultread,WalkthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.,-,17,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,coldanddead,Therepetitioususeof“coldanddead”inthepoemenforcesasorrowfuleffectofart.Anditemphasizesthecruelfactthatcaptainisdead.Letreadersfeelhissorrow.,-,18,MakePresentationmuchmorefun,Conclusion,ThepoemexpressesWhitmansdeepsorrowforthedeathofAbrahamLincolnwhowasassassinatedonApril141865.Theauthorusesrhetoricaldevices,metaphorandrepetition,toeulogizeandcommemorateLincolninthepome.,