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英文作品赏析期中资料整理
英文作品赏析期中资料整理

英文作品赏析期中资料整理

ELEVEN

Sandra Cisneros—A Brief Biography

Sandra Cisneros is an American short-story writer and poet best known for her groundbreaking evocation of Mexican American life in Chicago. She was born in Chicago in l954, the third child and only daughter in a family of seven children. She studied at Loyola University of Chicago (B.A. English 1976) and the University of Iowa (M.F.A. Creative Writing 1978). At Iowa she developed what was to be the theme of most of her writing, her unique experiences as a Hispanic woman in a largely alien culture. Cisneros’s first book was Bad Boys (1980), a volume of poetry. She gained international attention with her first book of fiction, The House on Mango Street (1983), written in a defiant youthful voice that reflected her own memories of a girlhood spent trying to be a creative writer in an antagonistic environment. More poetry — including The Rodrigo Poems (1985), My Wicked, Wicked Ways (1987), and Loose Woman (1994) —followed. Her collection of short stories, Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories (1991), contains tales of beleaguered girls and women who nonetheless feel that they have power over their destinies. She returned to long fiction with Caramelo; o, puro cuento (2002), a semiautobiographical work that echoes her own peripatetic childhood in a large family.

She is currently active in writing.

Brief Introduction to “Eleven”

“Eleven” is one of the short stories in Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories (1991). Focusing on the conditions of women, and narrated from a woman’s vantage point, these stories reflect Cisneros’ experience of being surrounded by American influences while still being bound to her Mexican heritage as she grew-up north of the Mexico-US border. This collection is divided into three sections. The first section focuses on the innocence of the characters during childhood. The following section highlights the troublesome adolescent years of its characters. The final section concentrates on characters during their tumultuous adulthood. As the stories progress the narrators grow more self-aware, more experienced, more exposed to the difficulties of coming-of-age as a Latina in a white, male-dominated society. Bittersweet stories of childhood, such as “Eleven”, give way to darker tales of ad ulthood, such as the title story, “Woman Hollering Creek”.

Cisneros once commented that of all the stories in Woman Hollering Creek “the one that everyone—man, woman, white, brown, old, young — tells

me, 'oh, that happened to me.’” is “Eleven”. In this pi ece, the birthday of Rachel, the narrator, is ruined by a heartless teacher who forces her to claim responsibility for an ugly, stretched-out sweater abandoned in the coatroom. Despite Rachel’s protests that it is not hers, the teacher gets angry and forces her to wear it. This incident is humiliating and traumatic for the child whose expectation to grow up and be respected is frustrated.

1.What they don’t understand about birthdays and what they never tell you is that when you’re eleven, you’re also ten, and nine, and eight, and seven, and six, and five, and four, and three, and two, and one. Who are “they”?

“They” refer to the adults. Parents and teachers who represents power and authority.

2.What they don’t understand about birthdays and what they never tell you is that when you’re eleven, you’re also ten, and nine, and eight, and seven, and six, and five, and four, and three, and two, and one. Who are “you”?

“You” refers to the reader. By addres sing the reader directly, the narrator succeeds in involving the reader into the story thus creating an immediate effect.

3.What concrete images are used to describe the abstract idea of growing up? What are the similarities between the images?

Concrete images such as “layers of onion”, “tree rings” and “wooden dolls” are used to describe the abstract idea of growing up. The similarities between these images are that they grow big gradually, each bigger one containing the smaller one.

4.What simile is used to describe her eleven years? How does the narrator feel about being eleven?

The simile used is “pennies in a tin Band-Aid box”. She feels that her possession of eleven years is as few as her possession of pennies rattling in a large box. As an eleven-year-old girl, she feels inadequate in front of the adult.

5.What effect is achieved by repeating “not mine”? What difference would it make if the sentence were “It’s not mine”?

The narrator dare not speak for herself. She merely murmurs the truth repeatedly and silently to herself. She gives the reader an impression that she is shy, and feels intimidated by the authority. If the sentence is “It’s not mine”, it will be a voice of assertiveness and protest.

6.What is your impression of Mrs. Price the teacher?

She abuses her power as a teacher by imposing the ugly sweater on the little girl. She is an arbitrary and heartless ass.

7.This is when I wish I wasn’t eleven, because all the years inside of me-ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two and one-are pushing at the back of my eyes when I put one arm through one sleeve of the sweater that smells like cottage cheese, and then the other arm through the other and stand there with my arms apart like if the sweater hurts me and it does, all itchy and full of germs that aren’t even mine.

Read this long sentence loud. What effect is achieved by the length? Compare what the narrator thinks with what she actually says.

This long sentence expresses the girl’s strong and sustained feeling of discomfort and humiliation when forced to put on the sweater. The main structure of this sentence is “this is when I wish…when…” The clause after the first “when” expresses her wishes and the clause after the second “when” expresses her frustration.

8.What feeling does the narrator want to express by comparing a day to a runaway balloon?

She feels so frustrated and humiliated that she wants that day to disappear, to go. But the fact is, this experience is part of her growth, her story.

General Question 1

What figure of speech does the narrator use to express her frustration?

Answer 1

Simile: Eleven years rattles inside her like pennies in a Band-Aid box. — She feels frustrated by being only eleven, an age inadequate to confront the adults.

Simile: The red sweater sits on the desk like a big red mountain. —She cannot throw away the sweater which is not hers. It is as big as a mountain.

Simile: she wishes that day runs away like a balloon. — She wants to erase that day from her memory.

General Question 2

Examine the language of the narrator. How does the narrator convey the effect that she is a little girl?

Answer 2

The diction of the story is simple. The similes used are innocent. And the sentences, long or short, are typical of a child talking to a potential listener, trying to make herself understood.

General Question 3

The story is told in the first person and in the present tense. What effect is achieved by this choice?

Answer 3

The first person point of view and the present tense help achieve an immediate effect, involving the reader immediately into the story. This brings the reader very close to the story teller and deep into the story.

General Question 4

Without knowing it, what is Mrs. Price teaching her students about the nature of power?

Answer 4

The teacher Mrs. Price is teaching her children that the smaller, the younger, and the weaker are under absolute control and dominance of the bigger, the older and the stronger. The girl and the teacher stand on an unequal battlefield merely because of the age. That is why she feels frustrated and wishes she were 102.

INDIA CAMP

Ernest Hemingway-A Brief Biography

Ernest Hemingway is one of the most famous American writers of the 20th century.

He was born in Oak Park, Illinois, the son of a doctor, who gave him an enduring enthusiasm for the outdoor life. As a boy Hemingway spent summer vacation in the woods of northern Michigan, which became the setting for some of his best-known stories. He volunteered for service as an ambulance driver with the Italian Army and was seriously wounded in the fighting on the Austrian front toward the end of the World War I. Recovering from his wounds, he went to Paris as a foreign correspondent for the Toronto Star and there met, among other writers, Ezra Pound and Gertrude Stein. They encouraged him in the invention of his own style, and by twenty-five he was well on his way to master of the craft of fiction. From the publication of his first books he was acclaimed as a spokesman of the “Lost Generation” — the young who had been disillusioned and cast adrift by the murderous blunders of those who had plunged the world into war. The Hemingway’s hero and his code of conduct-grace under pressure-were as widely emulated and admired as the style of his short stories and novels

He was enthusiastic and discriminating bullfight fan, big-game hunter, and fisherman, whose personal exploits kept him often in the limelight. During the Spanish Civil War he went to Spain as a war correspondent and wrote one of his best novels, For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940), about that conflict. Later he followed the U.S. Army in Europe as a correspondent before returning to peacetime life at his home in Cuba. At a time when he seemed to be falling out of fashion and his old vigor was waning, he killed himself with a shotgun.

His books include The Sun Also Rises (1926), A Farewell to Arms (1929) and For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940). His short novel The Old Man and the Sea (1952) won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953, and Hemingway was given the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954. His memoir of his early life in Paris, A Moveable Feast, was published posthumously in 1964. His short story collections include In Our Time (1925), Men without Women (1927), and Winner Take Nothing (1933).

Hemingway’s distinctive writing style was characterized by economy and understatement, and had a significant influence on the development of twentieth-century fiction writing.

Question 1

The story begins in a dark and misty mo rning. What’s significant about this setting?

Answer 1

Darkness and mist can be seen as a symbol of ignorance. Before being exposed to the true and painful reality of birth and death, Nick lives in innocence and ignorance.

Question 2

Do you think Nick’s father is a good doctor? Please explain.

Answer 2

He is an experienced doctor. He washed his hands thoroughly (Para.

21), and the operation was successful.

But at the same time he was very indifferent to the suffering of the woman, as he said, “…her screams are not important. I don’t hear them because they are not important.” Because of his indifference, the husband could not bear the scream and killed himself. Obviously Nick’s father did not treat the Indian woman humanely. As an Indian, an inferior race, she was merely the object of his operation, and the means to show his medical expertise.

Question 3

How did Nick react about his father’s operation? Was he interested in what his father was talking about and doing?

Answer 3

Nick said, “All right.” He was looking away so as not to see what his father was doing. (Para. 28)

Nick didn’t look at it. (Para. 30)

Nick did not watch. His curiosity had been gone for a long time. (Para.

32)

From these sentences we can learn Nick was not interested in the operatio n at all. He felt uncomfortable with the woman’s pain and his father’s callousness to her pain.

Question 4

This scene in paragraph 44 is horribly vivid. Examine how Hemingway describes it with simple language.

Answer 4

Hemingway is famous for his iceberg language, which is laconic, and economical, laded with meanings.

In the sentence “(h)is hand came away wet,” the word “wet” indicates both the materiality of the blood and its effect on the hand.

“His throat had been cut from ear to ear.” This short sentence, consisting of only nine words, dramatically renders a horrible picture

of death.

“The blood had flowed down into a pool where his body sagged the bunk.” The words “pool” and “sag” are dramatic ally effective in describing the impact of the bloody scene.

Question 5

Read the dialogue between father and son. Do you think this talk gives Nick a better understanding of life and death?

Answer 5

The talk does not deal with the most crucial part about life and death. These are superficial questions and answers. Nick is too young to understand the true significance of life and death.

Question 6

The story ends when the sun is up over the hill. What is significant about this?

Answer 6

The sunlight can be interpreted as the symbol of enlightenment. The experience in the Indian camp initiates Nick into the adult world

Question 7

Do you like the ending of the story? Please explain.

Answer 7

The ending of the story is quite mysterious. Readers are not prepared for Nick’s belief that he would never die. Shouldn’t he have felt otherwise after witnessing the bloody scene of death? Isn’t it the rule of nature that everybody is to die?

Hemingway makes the theme of death more ambivalent and mysterious by giving Nick an euphoric feeling in the end of the story. The readers don’t trust Nick’s feeling and belief, and what death really is remains totally unknown.

General Question 1

Hemingway has the husband kill himself while his wife is delivering the baby. Is there anything significant about this arrangement?

Answer 1

This plot serves to present life and death in a short story. While the wife gives birth to a baby, the father dies. The irony and absurdity of life is made clear.

General Question 2

On the way t o the camp in the boat, Nick is sitting in his father’s arms; on the way back, Nick sits on the opposite end of the boat. What does this show about Nick’s change?

Answer 2

Before the incident, Nick seems totally close to his father. But afterwards, the readers sense the distance. Though the relationship is still there, some change has taken place.

General Question 3

This story starts when it is dark, and ends when the day breaks. What’s symbolic about this change?

Answer 3

Darkness is a symbol of ignorance while light is a symbol of knowledge. The trip to the Indian camp initiates Nick into the pain and suffering of life and death.

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