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课程名称：英美诗歌 概述：本课程基于我在美国和中国教授的研究生课程，提供对32位主要英美诗人作品的深入阅读指导。适合高级本科生、研究生及诗歌爱好者，旨在广泛且深入地学习英美诗歌。课程为期11周，每周教授约三位诗人。课程的第一部分介绍诗歌的基本元素，如声音、韵律与节奏、意象、用词选择、句子措辞、结构、修辞手法等。第二部分集中于英诗，包括乔叟及伊丽莎白时期的诗人斯宾塞和莎士比亚，隐喻诗人如多恩、赫伯特、马洛，浪漫主义诗人如布莱克、华兹华斯、柯尔律治、拜伦、雪莱和基茨，以及现代主义英国诗人如叶芝、艾略特和迪伦·托马斯。第三部分则聚焦于美国诗人，包括19世纪的惠特曼和狄更生，20世纪初现代主义诗人如艾兹拉·庞德、玛丽安娜·摩尔、威廉·卡洛斯·威廉斯、伊丽莎白·比肖普、华莱士·史蒂文斯，传统主义者罗伯特·弗罗斯特和地下意象诗人罗伯特·布莱，垮掉的一代诗人艾伦·金斯堡，忏悔诗人罗伯特·洛威尔和西尔维娅·普拉斯，以及最近逝世的桂冠诗人W.S.梅尔温。 在对诗人的学习中，通常分为三个部分：第一部分提供针对诗人的初步讨论问题，以便学习者在观看讲座时能牢记这些问题，此部分也是讲座的实践部分；第二部分为对诗人及其作品的总体介绍与分析；第三部分包括对代表性诗作的选择性阅读和每首诗的详细解读。每位诗人的学习除了总体介绍与分析外，通常还会突显该诗人的主题特点。 课程大纲概述： 第一部分 课程介绍：诗歌的基本元素 第二部分 英国诗人（包括乔叟、斯宾塞、莎士比亚等） 第三部分 美国诗人（包括惠特曼、狄更生、艾兹拉·庞德等）
This course is based on a graduate course I taught in America and in China. It provides a guide reading to 32 major English and American poets. It can be used by both advanced undergraduate and graduate students, and poetry-lovers for learning English and American poetry at great depth and with considerable breadth. It meets the 11-week graduate course schedule, with a unit of about three poets taught in one week. The first part of the book is introduction to the elements of poetry: voice, rhyme and meter, image, choice of words, sentence diction, structure, figure of speech, etc. The second part is on English poets, including Chaucer and Elizabethan poets Spenser and Shakespeare, Metaphysical poets such as Donne, Herbert, Marlowe, Romantic poets such as Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley and Keats, late Victorian poets Tennyson and Hardy, modernist British poets such as Yeats, Eliot, and Dylan Thomas. The third part is on American poets, including 19th century poets Whitman and Dickinson, early 20th century modernist poets Ezra Pound, Marianna Moore, William Carlos Williams, Elizabeth Bishop, Wallace Stevens, the traditionalist Robert Frost and underground imagery poet Robert Bly, Beat generation poet Allen Ginsberg, Confessional Poets Robert Lowell and Sylvia Plath, and the recently deceased poet laureate W.S. Merwin. On the study of poets, there are usually three sections: the first section provides preliminary discussion questions on the poets, so the learners can have these questions on mind when watching the lecture, and this part is also the practice part of the lecture. The second section provides a general introduction and analysis of the poet's life and work, the third section includes selective reading of their representative poems and detailed guide reading of each poem. In the study of each poet, besides the general introduction and analysis, there is usually a highlighted motif about that poet, as indexed below: Section IIntroduction of the CourseElements of PoetrySection IIEnglish PoetsChaucer, Spenser and Shakespeare1. Geoffrey Chaucer: Implicit Ironist and Gullible Appreciator of All Vitality2. Edmund Spenser: Theoretical Asceticism and Sensuous Garden3. William Shakespeare: Tragedy, Divided Mind and Negative CapabilityMetaphysical Poets and John Milton4. John Donne: The Inventor of Metaphysical Conceit5. Andrew Marvell: The Mower as Death and Lover6. Herbert: The Banquet of Sacred Devotion7. John Milton: Satan as the Tragic HeroEarly Romantic Poets8. William Blake: The Visionary Marriage of Heaven and Hell9. Coleridge: Christian Redemption and Diabolical Poetics10. William Wordsworth: Divinized and Fallen NatureLater Romantic Poets11. Percy Shelly: Rhapsody of Destructive-Creative Energy and Disillusionment with Rousseaurian Nature12. John Keats: Priesthood of the Mortal World13. George Gordon Byron: The Ingenious Ironist and the Postmodern Text of Don JuanLate Victorian Poets: Tennyson, Browning and Hardy14. Alfred Lord Tennyson: The Melancholy of Solipsistic Artist15. Robert Browning: Dramatic Monologue and Atomized Self16. Thomas Hardy: The Tragedy of Will-to-LiveEarly 20th Century Modernists: Yeats, Eliot and Dylan Thomas17. W.B. Yeats: From the Romantic Lyricist to the Occult Visionary18. T.S. Eliot: Making Past Fragments into Modern Myth19. Dylan Thomas: The Cosmic Significance of Human AnatomySection IIIAmerican Poets:Whitman and Dickinson1. Walt Whitman: The Great Unifier and Cosmic Self2. Emily Dickinson: Anxiety, Nothingness and BeingEarly 20th Century Modernists3. Ezra Pound: Translator as Inventor of Modern Poetics4. Marianna Moore: "Real Toad in an Imaginary Garden"5. William Carlos Williams: From European Modernist Art to a New American Poetics6. Elizabeth Bishop: The Juxtaposition of the Quotidian and the Catastrophic, the Precise and the FantasticStevens, Robert Frost and Robert Bly7. Wallace Stevens: The Necessary Angel of Imagination vs Zen Poetics8. Robert Frost: Traditional Folklore and Hidden Vision of Darkness9. Robert Bly: The Underground Imagery and Taoist PoeticsThe Beat Generation, Confessional Poets and Merwin10. Allen Ginsberg: Manifesto of the Beat Generation11. Robert Lowell: Confessional Life study and Calvinist Outlook12. Sylvia Plath: Affinity with Edward Munch's Symbolist Painting13. W.S. Merwin: Taoist and Zen Buddhist Influence and "The Third Body" Sensibility
