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课时检测训练20 选择性必修第一册 UNIT 4 BODY LANGUAGE ~对应答案P459 【,阅读理解 handshaking-wrote in a chapter of an anthology called A Cultural History of Gesture,"More than (2023·斯江尖子生深研摸拟)A handshake in any other field,that of the study of gesture is seems to be a normal gesture.In fact.in the 9th one in which the historian has to make the most of century BC.an ancient site during the ruling of only a few clues. Shalmaneser Ill clearly shows two figures holding One of the earliest clues he cites is a 16th- hands.The Iliad,usually dated to the 8th century century German translation of the French writer BC.mentions that two characters "taking each Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantagruel.When one other's hands and expressing their loyalty". character meets Gargantua,Rabelais writes,"He Centuries later,Shakespeare once wrote of two was greeted with countless hugs and countless characters who shook hands and swore to be good-days."But according to Roodenburg,the brothers in the book As You Like It.Shaking 16th-century German translation added references hands seems to be an ancient custom whose roots to shaking hands. have disappeared in the sands of time. A popular saying suggests that Cleland's Historians who have studied ancient etiquette statements against bowing were actually a wish to (t礼仪)books note that the modern handshake did go back to a potentially traditional method of not appear until the middle of the 19th century, greeting in Europe.As the centuries progressed, when it was considered a slightly inappropriate handshaking was replaced by more hierarchical( ways of greeting-like bowing.According to gesture that could only be used between friends. Roodenburg,handshaking survived in a few But what if Shakespeare had written about remote places,like in Dutch towns where some handshaking hundreds of years earlier? would use the gesture to make peace after According to author Torbjorn Lundmark in disagreements.Around the same time,those who his Tales of Hi and Bye:Greeting and Parting v