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英语简易原著阅读jamaicainn1
牡丹江师范学院教案
教研室:
二年级教研室教师姓名:
徐兴岭授课时间:
第五周
课程名称
英语简易原著阅读II
授课专业和班级
英教07级17-22班
授课内容
JamaicaInn
(1)
授课学时
2学时
教学目的
Aimforknowledge:
learnabouttheauthorsandliteraryknowledge
Aimforability:
abilitytoknowhowtoreadaliterarywork
Aimofquality:
abilitytoexpresstheiropinionsafterreading
教学重点
Tipstoread,backgroundoftheauthors
教学难点
Howtoreadsimplifiedliteraryworksefficiently
教具和媒体使用
Blackboard;self-designedppt
教学方法
Lecture,discussing,questioning
教
学
过
程
包括复习旧课、引入新课、重点难点讲授、作业和习题布置、问题讨论、归纳总结及课后辅导等内容
时间分配(90分钟)
I.Introduction
1.Abouttheauthor
2.Aboutherworks
II.BackgourndoftheNovel
III.PlotSummaryofJamaicaInn
IV.ActivitiesinChapters1-5
1.Activitiesbeforereading
2.Activitieswhilereading
V.SummaryandHomework
20’
5’
40’
30’
5’
板
书
设
计
JamaicaInn
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I.DaphoneduMaurier
II.HerWell-knownWorks
III.Activitiesinchapters1-5
讲授新
拓展内容
IntroductionofCornwall
课后总结
教研室主任签字年月日
讲稿
讲授内容
备注
JamaicaInn
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I.Introduction(20’)
1.Abouttheauthor
DaphneduMaurierwasborninLondonin1907intoarichlyartisticfamily.ShegrewupinalivelyhouseholdwherepeoplesuchasJ.M.BarrieandEdgarWallaceoftenvisited.Shewasthefavouritedaughterofherfather,actorGeraldduMaurier,andledanindulgedidyllicchildhoodwithtremendousfreedom.
However,asDaphneandhertwosistersbecameadolescents,theirfatherbecameverypossessive,discouragingfriendshipswithboysanddemandingtheirattention.Daphnewroteseveralshortstoriesaboutwomenbeingusedbymen,thatrevealthestronginfluenceofherdogmaticfather.Daphne,fiercelyindependentandembarrassedbyherindulgentupbringing,wasdeterminedtosupportherself,andin1926herfirstnovelTheLovingSpiritwaspublished.Thisbroughtherfameandherhusband,MajorFrederickArthurMontagueBrowning,knownas‘Boy’inhisregiment,and‘Tommy’tohisfriends.Hewas34yearsoldwhenhesailedintoFoweyharbourinOctober1931tofindtheauthorofthebookhesomuchadmired.Theyhadaquietwedding,afterwhichtheysailedtotheHelfordRiverandmooredforthenightinFrenchman’sCreek.
Daphnewasnothappywhenherfirstandsecondchildrenweregirls,andimmediatelyemployedanannytolookafterthem.Whenherson,Kits,wasborn,shedotedonhim,formingastrongbondunknowntoherdaughters.
DaphneandTommyspentalotoftimeapartduringandafterthewar,whenTommyworkedforPrincePhilipatBuckinghamPalace.Daphnehatedformalsocialising,andthecouplefounditdifficulttoshareeachother’slives.
Daphnewasattractedtowomenaswellasmen,andhadadeepfriendshipwiththeactressGertrudeLawrence.Despiteherwritingsuccess,Daphneremainedhumbleandselfconsciousaboutherbooks.Shespentalargeportionofherlaterlifealone,walkingthemoorsandclifftops,andsailingtheCornishseasandrivers.Inthunderstorms,shewoulddisappearfromhome,returningwindsweptanddrenchedhourslater.DaphnelivedinCornwalluntilherdeathin1989.
2.TheAuthor’sWorks
(1)HistoricalFiction:
JamaicaInn《牙买加客栈》
Frenchman’sCreek《法国人的小湾》
TheKing’sGeneral《征西大将军》
(2)ModernMysteryStories:
Rebecca《蝴蝶梦》***
TheScapegoat《替罪羊》
(3)ShortStories:
TheBirds
Don’tLookNow
II.Backgroundofthenovel(5’)
WhenDaphneduMaurierwroteJamaicaInn(1936),EuropewasstillrecoveringfromtheshockoftheFirstWorldWar,theSpanishCivilWarwasraging,andfascismwasontherise.Manycontemporarywriterswereconcernedwithsubjectssuchaswar,poverty,psychology,fascismandreligion.AuthorslikeVirginiaWoolfandJamesJoyce,begantousethenew‘streamofconsciousness’techniquetoillustratethehumancondition.DaphneduMaurierignoredthemoderntrendsandwrotestraightforwardstoriesthatgrippedtheimaginationofherreader.
III.PlotSummary(40’)
Chapters1—2:
Nowthathermotherisdead,MaryYellanhastogoandlivewiththeonlyfamilyshehasleft—herAuntPatienceandherhusbandJossMerlyn,landlordofJamaicaInn.Asshetravelstohernewhome,thepeoplehemeetstellMarythatJamaicaInnhasabadnameandthatrespectablepeopledonotgothereanymore.Theytellherthatitis‘noplaceforagirl’.ThelandscapeshecrossesisalsoveryunwelcomingandMaryfeelsveryalonewhenthedriverleavesheratthedoorofhernewhome.
MaryfindslittlecomfortatJamaicaInnwhereheruncleterrifieseveryonearoundhim.Heraunt,whomMaryemembersasbeingahappyperson,nowlooksverysadandanxious—shecowers,apiteousshadowofherformerself.Heruncle—aheavydrinkerandagiantofaman—tellsherthatonsomenightsshewillhearstrangethingshappeningattheInn,butthatshemustnotleaveherroomwhenshedoes.Hetellshernottoaskhimanyquestionsorhewillbreakeveryboneinherbody.Herroomisdirtyanduncomfortable,butMaryresolvestostayatJamaicaInnsothatshecantakecareofheraunt.
Chapters3—5:
MarydiscoversalockedroominJamaicaInn,butwhensheasksherauntaboutit,thepoorwomanisveryafraid.ShetellsherniecethatJossandhisfriendsusetheroomtocarryoutmysteriousbusiness,butthatsheisnottotrytofindoutmore.
MaryhasnotbeenlivingatJamaicaInnlongwhenthefirstwagons,ladenwithstolengoods,arriveinthemiddleofthenight.Marythinkssheoverhearsherunclethreateningtokillaman.
Onedaywhilesheisaloneattheinn,MarymeetsJoss’syoungerbrother,Jem,whotriestoimpressherbytellingherheisahorsethief.Althoughshedisapprovesofhim,sherealizessheisattractedtoJem.
Chapters6—7:
Thelocalmagistrate,MrBassat,comestoJamaicaInn,seekingproofofJoss’sillegaltrading,butthegoodshavealreadybeentakenaway.WhenheasksMaryifshehasseenanything,sheliesandsaysshehasn’tinordertoprotectheraunt.Lateron,shetriestofollowheruncletofindoutmoreabouthisactivities,butshegetslostonthemooruntilsheisfoundbytheVicarofAltarnun.Shefeelsshecantrustthevicarandshetellshimaboutthethingsshesawandheardthenightthewagonscametotheinn.ThevicartellsherhewillhelpherifsheiseverinneedandescortsherbacktoJamaicaInn.
Chapters8—10:
JossMerlynspendsseveraldaysinadrunkenstuporandtellsMaryofhowhehasnightmaresaboutthemenhehaskilledcomingbacktohaunthim.Marygoesouttoexplorethemoorsagain,andshemeetsJemforthesecondtime.SheagreestogotoLauncestonwithhimonChristmasEvewhenhegoestosellsomestolenhorses.WhiletheyareinLaunceston,JemdisappearsandMaryhastoreturnhomealone.Ontheroad,sheonceagainmeetstheVicarofAltarnunandheofferstodriveherhome.ThevicarleavesthecoachbeforetheyreachJamaicaInn,andherunclefindsherandforceshertogotothecoastwithhimandhisgang.Whenshegetstothecoast,MaryiswitnesstothewreckingofashipbyJossandhisgang.
Chapters11—14JossmakesplanstoescapefromCornwallwithhiswifeandMary,butduringthenightMarymakesherwaytoAltarnuninsearchofthevicarsoshecaninformonJoss.ThevicarisnotathomesoshegoestothehouseofMrBassat,themagistrate.WhenshereturnstoJamaicaInnwiththemagistrate’sservant,theydiscoverthatJossandPatiencehavebeenmurdered.
Chapters15—16:
TheVicarofAltarnuntellsMarythetruthabouttherealidentityofthemanbehindthewreckingsandthekillings;itishehimself.ThevicarattemptstoescapewithMarybyheadingacrossthemoors,butbadweatherforcesthemtostop.ThevicarisshotdeadbyJemMerlynandMarygoestolivewithMrBassat’sfamily
Chapter17:
MarymeetsJemontheroad.ShedecidestogoawaywithhimratherthanreturntoherquietlifeinHelford.
IV.SummaryandHomework(5’)
1.Readthewholenovelafterclassbeforenexttime
2.Trytopre-doexercisesbehindthebook.
V.References
1.Collins,Williams.JamaicaInnt.北京:
世界图书出版公司,2006.
2.威尔基·柯林斯.《牙买加旅店》[M].北京:
北京燕山出版社,2003.
Notes:
1.Cornwall康沃尔郡
ItisconsideredtobeoneofthefinestholidaydestinationsintheUK,Cornwallcanentertaintherequirementsofanyvisitorrathereffortlessly.Itscoastalviewscomprisingofsplashingwavesandruggedcliffswillcaptureyourmindatfirstsight.ThecoastalpathwhichenablesonetogainthemostfromwanderinganywherefromtheNorthernpartofCornwall,Bude,totheSoutherntipFalmouth.ThesepathswillalsoguideyouthoughtheCornishhistory,whichincludesthefascinatingruinssurroundingStAgnesandStJust,KingArthurandTintagel,theLostGardensofHeliganandtheotherpicturesquefishingvillagesaroundCornwall,whicharerichinheritageandtradition.So,itshouldnotsurpriseanyonethatCornwallhasbeennominatedtorepresentUnitedKingdombyUNESCOasaWorldHeritageSite.
SetapartfromtherestofEnglandbytheRiverTamar,Cornwallhasembraceditshistorythroughtheages,whichhasaddedtoitscharminmanyaspects.ThedreamycastlesandhistoricalstructuresreflectthepastoftheCornishlifeinanenviablemanner.
EarlyspringsandlingeringautumnsinCornwallcreatetheperfectatmosphereformostoutdoorexplorersandwateractivities.ThecoastalareasaroundCornwallarehometosomeofthemoststunningbeachesintheworld.Thefinegoldensandsandglisteningwatersappearirresistiblethroughoutthedayandwellintotheevenings.
TheexplorerwithinyouwillalsofindCornwallaparadiseofsorts,astherearenumerouslocationsrichinsubMediterraneanvegetation.ThemoorsandcliffsaroundCornwallofferbreathtakingviews,whichwillremaininone’smemorieslongafteroned
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