視頻Professor Wai Chee Dimock begins her discussion of The Great G

 

Professor Wai Chee Dimock begins her discussion of The Great Gat*****y by highlighting Fitzgerald's experimental counter-realism, a quality that his editor Maxwell Perkins referred to as "vagueness." She argues that his counter-realism comes from his animation of inanimate objects, giving human dimensions of motion and emotion to things as varied as lawns, ashes, juicers, telephones, and automobiles. She concludes with a short meditation on race in The Great Gat*****y and encourages a closer reading of the novel's instances of racial differentiation.

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• 耶魯大學教授The Great Gatsby解讀課。 -sportwoman- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/05/2012 postreply 12:26:38

• 小蔓真能找！謝謝分享，先收藏，今天忙，有空的時候看！ -非文學青年- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/05/2012 postreply 15:12:45

• it's my pleasure to learn from you! nice weekend! -sportwoman- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/05/2012 postreply 17:12:39

• 同意/不同意她的一個觀點。 -onceuponatime- ♀ (398 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 00:17:26

• I agree with her.that details sounds grotesque -sportwoman- ♀ (429 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 09:29:18

• my 1.5cents only,welcome to throw me back with American dollars -sportwoman- ♀ (203 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 09:53:24

• I am a poor scholar, destitute of a dollar -onceuponatime- ♀ (101 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 13:14:06

• ahem...there is a tickle in my throat... -sportwoman- ♀ (232 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 14:19:22

• If Fitzgerald were alive and writing the novel today -onceuponatime- ♀ (436 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 12:27:29

• TO BE HONEST,this is the second English book that I could read -sportwoman- ♀ (1805 bytes) () 10/06/2012 postreply 14:09:36