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Unit 4　Exploring poetry 基础梳理 英语•选择性必修 第一册(YL) 语篇理解 知识整合 综合训练 Unit 4 Exploring poetry Unit 4　Exploring poetry 基础梳理 英语•选择性必修 第一册(YL) 语篇理解 知识整合 综合训练 核心素养 语言能力：阅读英语诗歌，探索不同诗歌形式的特点，学会欣赏英语诗歌。 文化意识：了解中外诗歌的书写形式，感受韵律语言的魅力。 思维品质：学习一些有关诗歌的文章，学会如何用简练的语言表达深奥的思想。 学习能力：运用本单元词汇描述相关话题，提高阅读能力，培养热爱诗歌、文学、艺术等情感策略。 画是无言之诗，诗是有声之画。Painting is silent poetry，and poetry is a speaking picture. Unit 4　Exploring poetry 基础梳理 英语•选择性必修 第一册(YL) 语篇理解 知识整合 综合训练 William Wordsworth—Poet­Laureate(桂冠诗人) William Wordsworth was a major English Romantic poet who，with Samuel Taylor Coleridge，helped to launch the Romantic Age in English literature. Wordsworth，born in the Lake District，was the son of a lawyer.He went to school first at Penrith and then at Hawkshead Grammar School before studying，from 1787，at St John's College，Cambridge—all of the periods were later to be described in The Prelude.In 1790 he went with friends on a walking tour to France，the Alps and Italy，before arriving in France where Wordsworth was to spend the next year. Unit 4　Exploring poetry 基础梳理 英语•选择性必修 第一册(YL) 语篇理解 知识整合 综合训练 While in France he fell in love twice over：once with a young French woman，Annette Vallon，who bore him a daughter，and then，once more，with the French Revolution.Returning to England he wrote，and left unpublished，his Letter to the Bishop of Llandaff—a short piece of writing in support of the French Revolutionary cause.In 1795，after receiving a legacy(遗产)，Wordsworth lived with his sister Dorothy first in Dorset and then at Alfoxden，Somerset，close to Coleridge. Unit 4　Exploring poetry 基础梳理 英语•选择性必修 第一册(YL) 语篇理解 知识整合 综合训练 In these years he wrote many of his greatest poems and also travelled with Coleridge and Dorothy，in the winter of 1798—1799，to Germany.Two years later the second edition of Lyrical Ballads appeared in 1801，just one year before Wordsworth married Mary Hutchinson.This was followed，in 1807，by the publication of Poems in Two Volumes，which included the poems Resolution and Independence and Intimations