总序
前言
Unit One “On Doors” by ChristopherDarlingtonMorley
Literary Device: Symbol(象征)
CompositionGuide: AchievingCoherence
Further Reading: “A Letter to Father Time(New Year's Eve)” by Christopher Darlington Morley
Unit Two “On Doors” by ChristopherDarlingtonMorley
“On Going a Journey“byWilliamHazlitt
Literary Device: Rhetorical Question(修辞性问句)
Composition Guide: Position Defending
FurtherReading: “GoingOutfor a Walk” by Max Beerbohm
Unit Three “A Piece of Chalk” by G.K.Chesterton
Literary Device: Hyperbole/Exaggeration(夸张)
Composition Guide: Narratingand Reflecting
Further Reading: “On Running After One's Hat”by G.K.Chesterton
Unit Four “A Relic”by Max Beerbohm
Literary Device: Allusion(引喻)
CompositionGuide: Narrative Point of View
FurtherReading: “They All Just Went Away”by Joyce Carol Oates
Unit Five “On Lying Awake at Night” by Stewart Edward White
Literary Device: Personification(拟人)
Composition Guide: Description
Further Reading: “NiagaraFalls”by Rupert Brooke
Unit Six “Rude Am I in My Speech”by Caryl Phillips
Literary Devices: Metaphor and Simile(隐喻与明喻)
Composition Guide: Compare and Contrast
Further Reading: “Do He Have Your Number, Mr.Jeffrey?” by Gayle Pemberton
Unit Seven “AboutFace”by Joseph Epstein
Literary Device: Transferred Epithet(移就)
CompositionGuide: Paragraph Development
Further Reading: “My Face” by Robert Benchley
Unit Eight “La Paz”by Jan Morris
Literary Device: Rhyme(押韵)
CompositionGuide: TravelEssay
FurtherReading: “Pamplonain July”by Ernest Hemingway
Unit Nine “Grieving”byMeenakshi cigiDurham
Literary Device: Humor(幽默)
Composition Guide: FreeAssociation
Further Reading: “Who Are You and What Are You Doing Here?” by Mark Edmundson
Unit Ten “Trivia”by Logan Pearsall Smith
Literary Device: Epiphany(顿悟)
CompositionGuide: Ironic Turn of Mealxing
Further Reading: “The Note-Books of Samuel Butler” by Samuel Butler
Unit Eleven “Thomas Hobbes”by Hugh Redwald Trevor-Roper
Literary Devices: Metonymy and Synecdoche(换喻与提喻)
Composition Guide: Biographical Essay
FurtherReading: “William James”by John Jay Chapman
Unit Twelve “Disaster Always Waits on Early Wit” by Samuel Johnson
Literary Device: Parallelism(排比)
Composition Guide: Semantic or Concept Map
Further Reading: “Domestick greatness unattainable” by Samuel Johnson
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