O-Captain!-My-Captain!英文简介和赏析

MakePresentationmuchmorefunAstudyonrhetoricaldevicesofthepoem————OCaptain!MyCaptain!bygroup1:Contents1Introduction2Analysisofthepoem3ConclusionIntroductionWaltWhitman(1819-1892)OneofthegreatinnovatorsinAmericanliteratureHegaveAmericaitsfirstgenuineepicpoem:LeavesofGrassLeavesofGrassMakePresentationmuchmorefunThisisthegrassthatgrowswhereverthelandisandthewateris.Thisisthecommonairthatbaththegolbe.MakePresentationmuchmorefun“OCaptain!MyCaptain”啊，船长！我的船长！byWaltWhitmanThepoemisanelegyonthedeathofPresidentAbrahamLincolnThepoemishighlypopularamongAmericanpeople.OCaptain!MyCaptain!•Captain!myCaptain!ourfearfultripisdone,Theshiphasweather'deveryrack,theprizewesoughtisworn,Theportisnear,thebellsIhear,thepeopleallexulting,Whilefolloweyesthesteadykeel,thevesselgrimanddaring;ButOheart!heart!heart!Othebleedingdropsofred!WhereonthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.•OCaptain!myCaptain!riseupandhearthebells;Riseup--foryoutheflagisflung--foryouthebugletrills,Foryoubouquetsandribbon'dwreaths--foryouthe•shorescrowding,Foryoutheycall,theswayingmass,theireagerfacesturning;Here,Captain!dearfather!Thisarmbeneathyourhead;ItissomedreamthatonthedeckYou'vefallencoldanddead.OCaptain!MyCaptain!•MyCaptaindoesnotanswer,hislipsarepaleandstill,Myfatherdoesnotfeelmyarm,hehasnopulseorwill;Theshipisanchor'dsafeandsound,itsvoyageclosedanddone;Fromfearfultripthevictorshipcomesinwithobjectwon;Exult,OShores!andring,Obell!ButI,withmournfultread,WalkthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.OCaptain!MyCaptain!MakePresentationmuchmorefunAnalysisofthepoem———StudyontherhetoricaldevicesofthepoemRhetoricaldevices修辞手法Repetition重复Metaphor暗喻TheauthoreulogizedandcommemoratedLincointhroughtheserhetoricaldevices.TheuseofmetaphorInthispoem,thetopicandworkthroughoutthecaptainistypicalofthemetaphor.FurtherexplanationThemetaphoricmeaningisthatLincolnledtheUSduringthetoughtimesoftheUScivilwar,abolishedslaveryandkepttheuniontogetherafterthecivilwar.TheuseofrepetitionMakePresentationmuchmorefunCaptain!myCaptain!ourfearfultripisdone,Theshiphasweather'deveryrack,theprizewesoughtisworn,Theportisnear,thebellsIhear,thepeopleallexulting,Whilefolloweyesthesteadykeel,thevesselgrimanddaring;ButOheart!heart!heart!Othebleedingdropsofred!WhereonthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.MakePresentationmuchmorefunOCaptain!myCaptain!riseupandhearthebells;Riseup--foryoutheflagisflung--foryouthebugletrills,Foryoubouquetsandribbon'dwreaths--foryoutheshorescrowding,Foryoutheycall,theswayingmass,theireagerfacesturning;Here,Captain!dearfather!Thisarmbeneathyourhead;ItissomedreamthatonthedeckYou'vefallencoldanddead.MakePresentationmuchmorefunMyCaptaindoesnotanswer,hislipsarepaleandstill,Myfatherdoesnotfeelmyarm,hehasnopulseorwill;Theshipisanchor'dsafeandsound,itsvoyageclosedanddone;Fromfearfultripthevictorshipcomesinwithobjectwon;Exult,OShores!andring,Obell!ButI,withmournfultread,WalkthedeckmyCaptainlies,Fallencoldanddead.MakePresentationmuchmorefuncoldanddeadTherepetitioususeof“coldanddead”inthepoemenforcesasorrowfuleffectofart.Anditemphasizesthecruelfactthatcaptainisdead.Letreadersfeelhissorrow.MakePresentationmuchmorefunConclusionThepoemexpressesWhitman’sdeepsorrowforthedeathofAbrahamLincolnwhowasassassinatedonApril141865.Theauthorusesrhetoricaldevices,metaphorandrepetition,toeulogizeandcommemorateLincolninthepome.