As a literary figure, Sophia appears in Henry Fielding' s ______.A.Tom JonesB.AmeliaC.Jose
As a literary figure, Sophia appears in Henry Fielding' s ______.
A.Tom Jones
B.Amelia
C.Joseph Andrews
D.Jonathan Wild the Great
As a literary figure, Sophia appears in Henry Fielding' s ______.
A.Tom Jones
B.Amelia
C.Joseph Andrews
D.Jonathan Wild the Great
A.forth
B.first
C.third
D.second
A.criticism on Shakespeare
B.translation of Iliad and Odyssey
C.literary innovations
D.political influences
A.vernacular
B.interior monologue
C.unique point of angle
D.photographic description
此题为判断题(对,错)。
According to the author, great literature depends on its ______.
A.meaning
B.sound
C.ideas
D.balance
Compared with literature, communication stresses ______.
A.the use of good-patterned sentence structures
B.meaning effect rather than the pattern of a sentence
C.the flow of sound which contributes to the meaning
D.the playing of words instead of that of tones
As its title implies, Women in Love is a novel about two pairs of lovers, around whom a series of episodes are dramatically presented. The two heroines are Ursula Brangwen and her younger sister Gudrun; and the two chief male characters are Gerald Crich, a young coalmine owner, and Ruport Birkin, a school inspector. At the opening of the story, Ursula and Birkin strike an immediate kinship with each other, while Gudrun is attracted by Gerald's physical energy. The rest of the novel is a working out of the relationships of these four through interrelating events and conflicts of personalities. After a series of ups and downs, Birkin and Ursula have reached a fruitful relationship by maintaining their integrity and independence as individuals and decided to get married in the end. But the passionate love between Gudrun and Gerald experiences a process of tension and deterioration. As both of them have lit their "will-power" and "ideals" interference with their proper relations, their love turns out to be a disastrous tragedy. Women in Love is rich in its symbolic meanings. Gerald Crich, an efficient but ruthless coalmine owner, who makes the machine his god and establishes the inhuman mechanical system in his mining kingdom, is a symbolic figure of spiritual death, representing the whole set of bourgeois ethics. Whereas Birkin, a self-portrait of Lawrence, who fights against the cramping pressures of mechanized industrialism and the domination of any kind of dead formulas , is presented as a symbolic figure of human warmth, standing for the spontaneous life force. Women in Love is a remarkable novel in which the individual consciousness is subtly revealed and strands of themes are intricately wound up. The structural pattern of the book derives from the contrast between the destinies of the two pairs of lovers and the subordinate masculine relationship between Birkin and Gerald. Thus, Women in Love is regarded to be a more profoundly ordered novel than any other written by Lawrence.
What is the theme of the passage?
A.D.H. Lawrence.
B.Lawrence's novels.
C.Lawrence's masterpieces.
D.A brief introduction of Women in Love.
Fran agreed to allow Lewine, who'd followed the bulls casually for the previous decade, to be a guest in his entou- rage for a season. "Death and the Sun"unfolds over eight pretty important months for the torero:the theory was that Fran's career had reached a fork and this season would decide whether he'd become one of the great matadors or fade into obscurity and wind up one of the rickety Spanish drunks who hike up their pants and show off scars from old gorings. It's the"Season on the Brink"method of literary sports journalism:hitch your wagon to a dramatic character, . stick around, take notes, write clown the narrative, collect movie option paycheck. We ride with Fran from Seville to Madrid, Pozoblanco to Valencia, Tolosa to Alicante. It's as much travelogue as sports story. "He carries it in his blood!" one woman cries to Fran from the stands of the bullring in the town of Ronda. In Lewine's Spain—a place of tradition and formality, melodrama and aphorisms—people are always saying things like this. After one particularly beautiful performance, one of Fran's cadre says that he defecates"on the dead of his bullfighting. "This, apparenfly, is a good thing.
Concerning the main character, Fran, which of the following statements is true?
A.One of his ancestors appeared in Hemingway's novels.
B.He was born in a famous family.
C.His wife was famous in tabloid stories.
D.His mother is of noble birth.
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