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Презентация, доклад по теме Марк Твен
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- 1. Презентация по теме Марк Твен
- 2. Mark Twain (1835-1910)Regarded as one of the
- 3. Twain as a Young ManGrew up in
- 4. Twain as a Young Man cont.His father
- 5. Influence of the MississippiHe was so infatuated
- 6. Twain the NameTwain was his pen name?
- 7. A Traveling ManWhen the Civil War closed
- 8. Unique StyleIt was in Nevada that Twain
- 9. Back EastIn 1869, Twain moved to
- 10. InspirationHe used his travels and past experiences
- 11. Writing StyleTwain was best known for his
- 12. The Final YearsAfter the death of Twain’s
- 13. HumorWriting intended to evoke laughterHumorists use
- 14. Regional DialectLanguage specific to a particular area
Mark Twain (1835-1910)Regarded as one of the greatest American writersHe said he would have preferred to spend his life as a Mississippi riverboat pilot.
Слайд 2Mark Twain (1835-1910)
Regarded as one of the greatest American writers
He said
he would have
preferred to spend his life
as a Mississippi riverboat
pilot.
preferred to spend his life
as a Mississippi riverboat
pilot.
Слайд 3Twain as a Young Man
Grew up in the Mississippi River town
of Hannibal, Missouri
Grew up on the banks of the Mississippi River and had a true love of its riverboats
Grew up on the banks of the Mississippi River and had a true love of its riverboats
Слайд 4Twain as a Young Man cont.
His father died when Twain
was 11, so he left school to
become a printer’s apprentice.
He so loved life on the river
that he left his printing job
at age 21 and worked as a riverboat pilot
for several years.
become a printer’s apprentice.
He so loved life on the river
that he left his printing job
at age 21 and worked as a riverboat pilot
for several years.
Слайд 5Influence of the Mississippi
He was so infatuated with this river that
it became the basis for many of his most famous works.
Слайд 6Twain the Name
Twain was his pen name? his real name was
Samuel Langhorne Clemens.
Felt so close to the river that he chose this pen name because it’s actually a river man’s call meaning “2 fathoms deep”
Felt so close to the river that he chose this pen name because it’s actually a river man’s call meaning “2 fathoms deep”
Слайд 7A Traveling Man
When the Civil War closed traffic on the Mississippi
River, Twain went west to Nevada.
There he supported
himself as a journalist
and lecturer.
There he supported
himself as a journalist
and lecturer.
Слайд 8Unique Style
It was in Nevada that Twain published “The Notorious Jumping
Frog of Calaveras County”
This was his version of a tall tale he heard while working as a prospector in a mine in CA.
Story made him an international celebrity because of his unique writing style.
This was his version of a tall tale he heard while working as a prospector in a mine in CA.
Story made him an international celebrity because of his unique writing style.
Слайд 9Back East
In 1869, Twain moved to
Hartford, Connecticut,
where he lived for the rest
of his life.
He did continue to travel extensively, though, even living in Europe for several years, but he always returned to Hartford.
of his life.
He did continue to travel extensively, though, even living in Europe for several years, but he always returned to Hartford.
Слайд 10Inspiration
He used his travels and past experiences as the basis for
all of his novels.
His childhood on the Mississippi inspired “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” 2 of his most famous works.
His childhood on the Mississippi inspired “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” 2 of his most famous works.
Слайд 11Writing Style
Twain was best known for his infusion of humor in
his stories
He used a variety of techniques to make his stories humorous and, at times, almost ridiculous, but the readers LOVED them!
He used a variety of techniques to make his stories humorous and, at times, almost ridiculous, but the readers LOVED them!
Слайд 12The Final Years
After the death of Twain’s wife and 3 of
his 4 children, he never really could reproduce the mix of pessimism and humor he was most famous for.
His later works showed an increasingly pessimistic view of society and human nature.
His later works showed an increasingly pessimistic view of society and human nature.
Слайд 13Humor
Writing intended to evoke
laughter
Humorists use a variety of
techniques to make their writing amusing, including:
Exaggerating/embellishing incidents to build comedy
Using a narrator who takes a serious tone, adding humor by suggesting that the teller of the tale is unaware of its ridiculous qualities
Exaggerating/embellishing incidents to build comedy
Using a narrator who takes a serious tone, adding humor by suggesting that the teller of the tale is unaware of its ridiculous qualities
Слайд 14Regional Dialect
Language specific to a particular area of the country
This can
also add to the humor of a story
Twain was a master at adding this dialect as colorful language to his stories
Twain was a master at adding this dialect as colorful language to his stories
