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-CAL-本頁僅作為文檔封面，使用請直接刪除文學(xué)導(dǎo)論知識點(diǎn)(總17頁)poetry（一）ElementsofPoetryRhyme(Rime)Rhymeistherepetitionofthestressedvowelsoundandallsucceedingsounds1.SingleorMasculinerhyme單（陽）韻----rhymingsoundsinvolveonlyonesyllable..cold,bold;thing,king;day,wayorFemininerhyme雙疊（陰）韻----rhymingsoundsinvolvetwoormoresyllables..begin,again；flatter,matter;3.Triplerhyme三疊韻----akindoffemininerhymeinwhichidenticalstressedvowelsoundsarefollowedbytwoidenticalunstressedsyllables..machinery,scenery;tenderly,slenderly;spitefully,delightfully;remember,September4.Internalrhyme（行內(nèi)韻）----atleastoneoftherhymingwordsarewithintheline..“Eachnarrowcellinwhichwedwell”;“thegrainsbeyondage,thedarkveinsofhermother”5.Endrhyme(orTerminalrhyme)（行尾韻）----thebothrhymingwordsoccurattheendsoflines.(Thecommonestandmostconsciouslysought-aftersoundrepetitioninEnglishpoetry.).Undermywindow,acleanraspingsoundWhenthespadesinksintogravellyground.Letusrollallourstrength,andallOurSweetness,upintooneball.6.BeginningRhyme行首詞韻----rhymethatoccursinthefirstsyllableorsyllablesofsuccessivelines..WhyshouldIhavereturnedMyknowledgewouldnotfitintotheirs.Ifounduntouchedthedesertoftheunknown.7.InterlacedorCrossedRhyme交錯韻----Wordsinthemiddleofeachlinerhyme.Itoccursinlongcouplets,especiallythehexameter..Laurelisgreenforaseason,andloveissweetforaday,Butlovegrowsbitterwithtreason,andlaureloutlivesnotMay.orExactrhyme（全韻）----differingconsonantsoundsarefollowedbyidenticalstressedvowelsounds,andthefollowingsoundsareidentical..foe,toe;meet,fleet;buffer,rougher;fix,sticks;9.Halfrhymeoroffrhyme,nearrhyme,obliquerhyme,slantrhyme)（斜韻）----thefemininerhymesthatdonotrhymecompletely..frightful,slightly;yellow,pillow；mirth,forth；trolley,bullyrhyme（視覺韻）----formedbywordsthatlookalikearhymedunitbutdonothavethesamesounds..cough,bough；home,some;hear,bear11.ApproximaterhymesAlliteration頭韻----repetitionofinitialsounds..alltheawfulauguries..Bringmemybowofburninggold;moreoftendefinedastherepetitionofconsonants..afterlife’sfitfulfever（二）Rhymescheme（押韻格式）----thepatternofalternatingendrhymesinastanzaorpoem.Inanalysisofarhymescheme,eachrhymeisrepresentedbyasmallletter..Loveisasicknessfullofwoes,(a)Allremediesrefusing;(b)Aplantthatwithmostcuttinggrows(a)Mostbarrenwithbestusing.(b)Whyso(c)（三）Stanza----agroupoflinesofverseformingoneoftheunitsordivisionsofapoem.（Itisusuallyrecurrent,characterizedbyaregularpattern,withrespecttoorunderdeterminationof,thenumberoflines,andarrangementofmeterofrhyme.）Commonstanzaformsincludethecouplet,thetriplet,andthequatrainCouplet----twosuccessiverhyminglines:Forthysweetloverememb’redsuchwealthbringsThatthenIscorntochangemystatewithkings.（ThecoupletisoneofthemainverseunitsinWesternliterature,andisaformofgreatantiquity.ChaucerwasoneofthefirstEnglishpoetstouseitandit’sgenerallythoughtthatChaucerdevelopedtheform.）Triplet----astanzaofthreelines;anindividualpoemofthreelines.E.g.WhenasinsilksmyJuliagoesThen,then(methinks)howsweetlyflowsThatliquefactionofherclothes.Next,whenIcastmineeyesandseeThatbravevibrationeachwayfree;Ohowthatglitteringtakethme!Quatrain----astanzaoranindividualpoemoffourlinesrhymedorunrhymed.ItoccursasthecommonestofallstanzaicformsinEasternandWesternpoetries,andlendsitselftowidevariationinmeterandrhyme..IenvynotinanymoodsThecaptivevoidofnoblerage,ThelinnetbornwithinthecageThatneverknewthesummerwoods;IenvynotthebeastthattakesHislicenseinthefieldoftime,unfetteredbythesenseofcrime,Towhomaconscienceneverwakes.OtherStanzaicforms：Quintain----astanzaoranindividualpoemof5lines.Sexain,orsixain,sextain,hexastich/`heks?stik/----astanzaof6linesHeptastich/`hept?stik/----astanzaoranindividualpoemof7lines.Sonnet----a14-linepoem./（四）MetricalRhythmAccentsandpausesInpoetry,theendofalineofverseisitselfamarkofpunctuation.Ifthelastwordofalineisfollowedbynopunctuationandispartofacontinuinggrammaticalunitlikeaprepositionalphrase,wecallthelinerun-on,orenjambed.（跨行連續(xù)）.somuchdependsuponaredwheelbarrowglazedwithrainwaterbesidethewhitechickens.(WilliamCarlosWilliams)MetricalRhythmMeter(韻律，格律)----derivedfromtheGreekword“metron”meaning“measure”.Referstotheregularpatternofstressed(markedasOor/)andunstressedsyllables(markedasoor~;u;xetc.).E.g.morningOo(or:/~)verbalizeOoo(or:/~~)tomorrowoOo(or:~/~)againoO(or:~/)MetricalRhythmNamesforMeters:1.Iamb/`ai?mb/(Iambic/ai`?mbik/adj.):anunstressedsyllablefollowedbyastressedsyllable.抑揚(yáng)格（英）；短長格（西、拉）oO(~/)(da-dum)E.g.againoO(or:~/)ShallIcomparetheetoasummer’sdayThouartmorelovelyandmoretemperateoOoOoOoOoOShallIcomparetheetoasummer’sdayoOoOoOoOoOThouartmorelovelyandmoretemperate.2.Trochee/`tr?uki:/(trochaic/tr?u`keiik/adj.):astressedsyllablefollowedbyanunstressedsyllable.揚(yáng)抑格（英）；長短格（西、拉）Oo(/~)(dum-da)E.g.morningOo(or:/~)Tiger!Tiger!burningbrightIntheforestsofthenight.OoOoOoOTiger!Tiger!burningbrightOoOoOoOIntheforestsofthenight.OR:/~/~/~/Tiger!Tiger!burningbright/~/~/~/Intheforestsofthenight.3.AnapestorAnapaest/`?n?pi:st/(AnapesticorAnapaestic/?n?`pi:stik/adj.):twounstressedsyllablesfollowedbyastressedsyllable抑抑揚(yáng)格（英）；短短長格（西、拉）.ooO(~~/)(da-da-dum)E.g.beneficial…theoldinnandthelights,andthefireAndthefiddler’soldtuneandtheshufflingoffeetooOooOooO…theoldinnandthelights,andthefireooOooOooOooOAndthefiddler’soldtuneandtheshufflingoffeet4.Dactyl/`d?ktil/(Dactylic/d?k`tilik/adj.):astressedsyllablefollowedbytwounstressedsyllables.揚(yáng)抑抑格；長短短格Ooo(/~~)E.g.verbalizeOoo(/~~)OooOooOooOoJustforahandfulofsilverheleftus,OooOooOooOJustforaribandtostickinhiscoat–5.syllables.揚(yáng)抑抑格；長短短格Ooo(/~~)E.g.verbalizeOoo(/~~)OooOooOooOoJustforahandfulofsilverheleftus,OooOooOooOJustforaribandtostickinhiscoat–6.Spondee/`sp?ndi:/(Spondaic/sp?n`deiik/adj.):astressedsyllablefollowedbyanotherstressedsyllable.揚(yáng)揚(yáng)格OO(//)mostoftenusedasasubstituteforaniambortrocheeE.g.Smartlad,toslipbetimesawayOOoOoOoO（五）Foot詩的音步----Aunitofpoeticmeterofstressedandunstressedsyllablesiscalledafoot.Namesforfeet:Monometer/m?`n?mit?(r)/:onefoot單音步詩行Dimeter/`dimit?(r)/:twofeet二音步詩行；二步格詩行Trimeter/`trimit?(r)/:threefeet三音步詩行Tetrameter/te`tr?mit?(r)/:fourfeetPentameter/pen`t?mit?(r)/:fivefeetHexameter/hek`s?mit?(r)/:sixfeetHeptameter/hep`t?mit?(r)/:sevenfeetOctameter/?k`t?mit?(r)/:eightfeetNonameter/n?`n?mit?(r):ninefeet(linescontainingmorethansevenfeetdonotoftenoccurinEnglishverse)Illustrationsofmetricalrhythms:iambicpentameteroOoOoOoOoOShallIcomparetheetoasummer’sdayoOoOoOoOoOThouartmorelovelyandmoretemperate.oOoOoOoOoORoughwindsdoshakethedarlingbudsofMay,oOoOoOoOoOAndsummer’sleasehathalltooshortadate:Twotermsmarkingthemetricalpatternandrhymeschemeofapoem:Scansion（音律分析：將詩行分成音步，標(biāo)出重音位置，算出音節(jié)）----tomarkthestressedandunstressedsyllablesandrhymeschemeistoscan.Caesura/si:`zju?r?/(詩行中根據(jù)意思而作的）主要停頓----apauseinalineofversedictatedbysenseornaturalspeechrhythmratherthanbymetricsiscalledcaesura,whichisoftenmarkedwith“‖”Illustrationofcaesurae:Meanwhile,‖decliningfromthenoonofdayThesunobliquely‖shootshisburningray;Thehungryjudges‖soonthesentencesignAndwretcheshang‖thatjurymenmaydine…KindsofPoetry1.Ballad2.LyricPoemVerseVerseNarrativePoem（敘事詩）:A.Ifapoemmainlytellsarelativelycompletestory,itiscalledanarrativepoem.B.widespreadinmanyliteraturesandcontinuetobewrittenandread.Epic（史詩）:oneoftheancienttypesofpoetry.playsaveryimportantroleinearlydevelopmentofliteratureandcivilizationlongnarrativepoemofgreatscaleandgrandiosestyleaboutheroeswhoareusuallywarriorsorevendemigodsdealswithnoblecharactersandheroicdeedsincorporatesmyth,legendandfolktalereflectsnationalhistory,thusmoreculturalthanliterarySonnet（十四行詩）:oneofthemostconventionalandinfluentialformsofpoetryinEurope----popularinRenaissanceItaly,andthereafterinSpain,PortugalandotherEuropeancountries.GermanandEnglishRomanticsrevivedtheform,whichremainspopular.alyricinvariablyof14lines,usuallyiniambic/ai`?mbik/pentameter/pen't?mit?/,restrictedtoadefiniterhymescheme.Sonnet:therearethreeprominenttypesofsonnet,allnamedaftertheirfoundersorperfectersShakespeareanSonnet莎士比亞體十四行詩alsocalledElizabethansonnetorEnglishsonnet.structuredofthreequatrainsandaterminalcoupletiniambicpentameterwiththerhymepatternababcdcdefefgg.2)PetrarchanSonnet彼特拉克體十四行詩alsocalledItaliansonnet----originatedinItalyinthe13thcentury.consummatedbyFrancescoPetrarch,acrownedlaureatecontainsanoctave/`?ktiv/（意大利十四行詩的前八行）withtherhymepatternabbaabbaandasestet/ses`tet/（十四行詩的最后六行）ofvariousrhymepatternssuchascdecdeorcdcdcd3)SpenserianSonnet斯賓塞體十四行詩isconsideredbysomeavariationofShakespeareansonnet.comprisesthreequatrainsandacoupletiniambicpentameterwiththerhymeschemeababbcbccdcdee.somepoetswritesonnetsonasinglesubjectorunderonecontrollingideaandthuscreateasonnetsequenceorsonnetcycle(六)ElementsofPoetry----Tonethepoise,mood,voice,attitudeandoutlookofthepoetthespeakerorthepoet’sattitudetowardhissubject,hisaudienceorevenhimself.personalityreflecteddiscussedusuallyinordinaryvocabulary..cold,eager,uncertain,boastful,protesting,indifferent,positive,optimisticJudgedbysyntheticanalysisofalltheelementsinvolvedinthepoem(imagery,metaphor,understatement,etc),especiallyitsdictionandsentencepatternsElementsofPoetry----Imageawordpicturetoevokesenseimpressionsinthereader’smindrepresentationofsenseexperiencethroughlanguagethesoulofpoetryaslanguageisthebodyofpoetryOneimageisfrequentlytheresultofthecooperationoftheseveralsensesandsometimescanberatherabstract..freshair----cooperation;death/coffin----abstractimageryAlltheimagesformedintoameaningfulwholeinapoemFunctionsofimagery:tocreatetheatmospheretoprovideaninternalpatternfocusthethemeofthepoemElementsofPoetry----ThemecontrollingideaoritscentralinsightAnovel:thought-provokingApoem:emotion-arousing.ElementsofPoetry----PoeticDevices（1）Simile:acomparisonoftwothings,indicatedbysomeconnective,usuallylike,as,thanoraverbsuchasresembles.Yourfingersarelikemine.Yourfingersarelikesausages..OmyLove’slikeared,redrose,That’snewlysprunginJuneOmyLove’slikethemelodieThat’ssweetlyplayedintune.（2）Metaphor:astatementthatonethingissomethingelse,which,inaliteralsense,itisnot.Yourfingersaresausages..Oh,myloveisared,redrose.Oh,mylovehasredpetalsandsharpthorns.Oh,Iplacedmyloveintoalong-stemvaseAndIbandagedmybleedingthumb.（3）Conceit:originallymeans“concept”or“idea”andlatercametomean“afancifulidea”.Itisametaphororsimilethatismadeelaborate(far-fetched),oftenextravagant..twolover’ssoulsarecomparedtothelegsofthecompasses.（4）Personification:afigureofspeechinwhichathing,ananimal,oranabstractterm.truth,nature)ismadehuman..TheWindbyJamesStephensThewindstoodupandgaveashout.HewhistledonhisfingersandKickedthewitheredleavesaboutAndthumpedthebrancheswithhishand.Andsaidhe’dkillandkillandkill,Andsohewillandsohewill.（5）thepun:oftensubjectedtoabuseasa“l(fā)ow”formofwit,thepunisessentiallyakindofmetaphorthatcanbeusedlightlyandfacetiouslyorformoreseriouspurposes..Customer:DoyouservecrabhereWaiter:YesSir,weserveeveryone!（6）apostrophe:awayofaddressingsomeoneorsomethinginvisibleornotordinarilyspokento.Suchasaninanimateobject(spade!),somedeadorabsentperson(Milton!),anabstractthing(Return,delights!),oraspirit(soul).Apoetusesapostrophetoannouncealoftyandserioustone,givinglifetotheinanimateandgivinglifetotheintangible(awayofspeakingtoitpersontoperson)..Death,ain’tyougotnoshame（7）metonymy(換喻，轉(zhuǎn)喻):thenameofathingissubstitutedforthatofanothercloselyassociatedwithit..theWhiteHousedecided.（8）synecdoche(提喻