【正文】 logical sequence, without mentary by the author. It is used to record the random and apparently illogical flow of impressions passing through a character’s mind.7 Tell briefly the relationship between Streams of Consciousness amp。 Pulitzer Prize, 1925), and Matthias at the Door (1931). For the last 25 years of his life ， Robinson spent his summers at the MacDowell Colony of artists and musicians in Peterborough, New Hampshire.4 How does ’s plexity of theme manifest in the long poem The Waste Land?(referring to second paragraph,PP415 of the textbook )5 How does William Faulkner describe Emily in A Rose for Emily? What is the use of displaced chronology in the story?(答案： Although Emily is clearly insane and her actions grotesque, she is not portrayed as an isolated feak with no relation to human beings in general, or her munity in particular. This is largely due to the narrator who unquestionably speaks for the munity. Miss Emily, though a recluse, does not act in a social or moral vacumm, all that she does is observed , surmised and reacted to by the munity as represented through the narrator, and therefore she is inevitably linked to it and forms part of it. In addition, we are aware of various subgroups and generations within the munity partly because of the contradictory ways in which Emily is described.Faulker’s handling of time in this story is also noteworthy. The displaced chronology undoubtedly allows the narrator to tell the story in the most dramatic way also fill in useful background details, but it is also a way in which one of the themesthe relation of the individual and his actions to the past, present and futurecan be illustrated and reinforced by the structure of the story itself.)6 What is the idea of Lost Generation? How did the writers express it in literature?(答案：referring to pp教材333334,歸納主要要點(diǎn)即可) 7 What are the important differences between Tom amp。 c) rebelled against former ideals and values, but replaced them only by despair or a cynical hedoism.c)20 In The Waste Land, the subject lies in an erudite poem that expresses vividly his conception of the a) sterility b) productivity c) adaptability d mobility of modern society.a) Explain the Following Terms in Your Own Words1 Realism 教材pp235238 或講授內(nèi)容(注：歸納出基本內(nèi)容即可)2 Modernismpp330340(注：歸納出基本內(nèi)容即可)3 Naturalism (答案：Naturalism (literature), in literature, the theory that literary position should be based on an objective, empirical presentation of human beings. It differs from realism in adding an amoral attitude to the objective presentation of life. Naturalistic writers regard human behavior as controlled by instinct, emotion, or social and economic conditions, and reject free will, adopting instead, in large measure, the biological determinism of Charles Darwin and the economic determinism of Karl Marx.Naturalism was first prominently exhibited in the writings of 19thcentury French authors, especially Edmond Louis Antoine de Goncourt, his brother Jules Alfred Huot de Goncourt, and 201。 rhythmical schemes.metrical27 American modernism is treated as rebellion against the tradition of literature.genteel28 Artists of modernism, esp, poets, negated poetic meter amp。 behavior of his characters revealed by means of their conversations amp。 environment conditions.McTeague18 Edwin Robinson is an American poet known for the poems set in Tilbury Town, an New England village modeled after his childhood home.imaginary19 The trilogy of narrative poems created by Edwin Robinson includes Merlin,Lancelot amp。 c).d) 5) In realistic novels, plots had to be a) unobstrusive b) dramatic c) full of suspenses d) Gothic by nature, made up of trivial incidents of everyday life.a)6) In realistic novels, the author himself strives to make his language as invisible as possible, a neutral reflector of a) personal b) interpersonal c) impersonal d) subjective reality.c) 7) The characters under the pen of realists are not rural labourers in harmony with the cycles of nature, but a) country gentries b) south