參考DeathofaSalesman學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、會計學(xué)1參考參考(cnko)DeathofaSalesman第一頁，共36頁。was ruined in the depression. The sudden change in fortune had a strong influence on Miller.lMillers plays often depict how families are destroyed by false values. lPoverty will have a lasting effectlInsecurity of modern existenceI. Introduction to Arthur Mille

2、r 第1頁/共35頁第二頁，共36頁。第2頁/共35頁第三頁，共36頁。案為素材，表現(xiàn)黑暗宗教勢力與普通人良心的斗爭。戲劇公演時正值美國(mi u)麥卡錫主義猖獗時期，該劇影射和抨擊了非美活動調(diào)查委員會審訊共產(chǎn)黨人的事件。米勒因政治思想進步而遭該委員會傳訊，但毫不畏懼，并借古諷今創(chuàng)作了該劇。第3頁/共35頁第四頁，共36頁。第4頁/共35頁第五頁，共36頁。第5頁/共35頁第六頁，共36頁。The Family Members in Death of A Salesman第6頁/共35頁第七頁，共36頁。Biff, is strained by Biffs continual failures

3、. As a salesman, Willy Loman focuses on personal details over actual measures of success, believing that it is personality and not high returns that garner success in the business world. 第7頁/共35頁第八頁，共36頁。time in jail. Despite his failures and anger toward his father, Biff still has great concern for

4、 what his father thinks of him, and the conflict between the two characters drives the narrative of the play. 第8頁/共35頁第九頁，共36頁。loccasionally stern and not afraid to confront her sons about their poor treatment of their father. 第9頁/共35頁第十頁，共36頁。第10頁/共35頁第十一頁，共36頁。第11頁/共35頁第十二頁，共36頁。第12頁/共35頁第十三頁，共36頁

5、。第13頁/共35頁第十四頁，共36頁。第14頁/共35頁第十五頁，共36頁。第15頁/共35頁第十六頁，共36頁。第16頁/共35頁第十七頁，共36頁。l Willy Lomans death as a social tragedy l Willy Lomans death as a personal tragedy第17頁/共35頁第十八頁，共36頁。第18頁/共35頁第十九頁，共36頁。第19頁/共35頁第二十頁，共36頁。nHoward: No, but its business, kid, and every body s gotta pull his own weight.n Ki

6、d, I cant take blood from a stone第20頁/共35頁第二十一頁，共36頁。第21頁/共35頁第二十二頁，共36頁。dishonest. He plays a role of an absent lover in their marriage. He develops a guilty relationship with a woman Miss Frances, and Willy has given this woman many stockings. On the contrary, Linda always mends stockings. So the

7、stockings are used as a symbol of Willys guilt.第22頁/共35頁第二十三頁，共36頁。and he goes further and further from the reality and the happy life which Charley lives and he probably also could live. 第23頁/共35頁第二十四頁，共36頁。第24頁/共35頁第二十五頁，共36頁。Ben to make a fortune by other means. nHe has the illusion that he is be

8、tter than Charley so he can not work for Charley. This time he loses his last chance to succeed or to be alive.第25頁/共35頁第二十六頁，共36頁。nhim.第26頁/共35頁第二十七頁，共36頁。authority but his own. He teaches Biff and Happy not to take orders from anyone.第27頁/共35頁第二十八頁，共36頁。第28頁/共35頁第二十九頁，共36頁。第29頁/共35頁第三十頁，共36頁。whenBenjamin Franklin was famous for his success through his persistent self-improvement. His words “God helps those who help themselves” generalize the essential theme of the American Dream. 第30頁/共35頁第三十一頁，共36頁。第31頁/共35頁第三十二頁，共36頁