綜合英語(yǔ)教程3 Fun,Oh Boy.Fun.You Could Die from It

綜合英語(yǔ)教程3Fun,OhBoy.Fun.YouCouldDiefromItUnit4Fun,OhBoy.YouCouldDiefromItBorninWinston-Salem,NorthCarolina,andattendedSalemCollegeandWashingtonUniversity.ShehasbeenacolumnistfortheRaleighNewandObserverandStarsandStripes,Europeanedition,andhaswrittenforothernewspapersandnewsmagazines.Jordan’sbooksincludeacollectionofessays,ShowandTell(1982);SkinnyPeopleAreDullandCrunchylikeCarrots(1982),anexpansionofheressay“ThatLeanandHungryLook”;andAWriter’sRhetoric(1988),acollegetextbook.Thisessayoriginallyappearedinthe“MyTurn”columnofNewsweekmagazine.Abouttheauthor:SuzanneBrittJordan《新聞周刊》是美國(guó)主要時(shí)事周刊之一。內(nèi)容廣泛。長(zhǎng)于報(bào)道和評(píng)論國(guó)際時(shí)事和美國(guó)國(guó)內(nèi)政治動(dòng)態(tài)。在美國(guó)，它是僅次于《時(shí)代》的周刊。在發(fā)行量上，它超過(guò)了《美國(guó)新聞和世界報(bào)道》。在這三份期刊中，《新聞周刊》通常被視作觀點(diǎn)比《時(shí)代》更自由而比《美國(guó)新聞和世界報(bào)道》更保守。該刊刊名最初為News-Week，52期/年，由托馬斯·J·C·馬丁于1933年2月17日創(chuàng)立。1937年，馬爾柯姆·米爾成為該刊主編及總裁，他將刊物改用現(xiàn)名，并加強(qiáng)了該刊文章的可讀性，以及引入了新的署名專欄和國(guó)際版面。隨著時(shí)間的流逝，《新聞周刊》已經(jīng)發(fā)展為一個(gè)內(nèi)容廣泛的全方位新聞?lì)愲s志，其涵蓋范圍包括了從突發(fā)新聞到深度分析的各種內(nèi)容。1961年，華盛頓郵報(bào)公司將其收歸旗下。NewsweekNewsweekTextStructurePart1（Para.1—5）：Thisistheintroductorypart.Inthispart,theauthorprovidesaprecisedefinitionoffunandtalksaboutthepopularthoughtsaboutfun.Part2（Para.6—11）：Inthispart,theauthorofferstheextendeddefinitionoftheword“fun”bynegation.Part3（Para.12—15）：Thisistheconcludingpart.Inthispart,theauthortellsushowweshouldtreatfunandusesherownexperiencetopointouttheessenceoffun.AppreciationofWritingStyleLiteraryForm：ArgumentationWritingTechniques：AnarticlewithamixofnarrativeandcommentComparisonandContrastFiguresofSpeech＆RhetoricalDevice：Repetition,personification,simileandmetaphor.ColloquialExpressions：“Fun,OhBoy.Fun.YouCouldDiefromIt”“sakesalive！”,“byJove”,“Gollygee”,“Oughta”etc.TextSummaryFunishardtohave.However,peopleholdtheideathatfuniseasytogetandtheyshouldhavefun.Forthisreason,seekingfunbecomesamustinlife,overshadowingotherpursuits.Thismakespeopleignorethatthereshouldbesomethingseriousandgraveinreality.Intheiropinion,everythingshouldbefunandtheycansqueezefunoutofit,butitturnsoutdifferent.Peoplemakealotofattemptstogetfunbutinvainintheend,whichdrivesthemtolookformoreandmorethrillingwaystosupplyit,evensteppingupthelevelofdangerorlicentiousnessoralcoholordrugconsumption.Actually,whattheyhavedoneblasphemesfun,resultingintheabsenceoff