英国文学史及作品选读
国家级
第二批国家级一流本科课程
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2024.08.26 ~ 2024.12.22
  • 上海海事大学
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第9次开课

开始:2024-08-26

截止:2024-12-22

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成绩预发布时间 2024-12-19

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The phrase “the world is ‘too much with us’” implies that modern life has become overburdened with material pursuits, distractions, and a disconnection from nature. We are so occupied with worldly affairs that we've lost touch with the spiritual and rejuv

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The phrase “the world is ‘too much with us’” implies that modern life has become overburdened with material pursuits, distractions, and a disconnection from nature. We are so occupied with worldly affairs that we've lost touch with the spiritual and rejuvenating aspects of the natural world. 2. Humans are part of nature but not exactly like a plant. While we're interconnected in ecological webs, plants are more instinctively attuned to nature's rhythms. We have free will and complex societies that often disrupt the harmony plants maintain with nature. But ultimately, we depend on nature and are deeply linked. 3. In “To Autumn,” autumn is personified with maternal, bountiful qualities. It's not certain it's a woman, but feminine traits are suggested. The gender might not change the essence of the season's portrayal but adds a touch of softness and nurturing, enhancing the poem's sensuous imagery of abundance and harvest.

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