【金版新学案】2016-2017学年高中（人教版）英语选修6（课件+课时作业检测）:Unit 2　Poems （9份打包）

英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems Unit 2 Poems 英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems 华兹华斯，英国浪漫主义诗人，与柯尔律治(Samuel Taylor Coleridge)、骚塞(Robert Southey)同被称为“ 湖畔派诗人”(Lake Poets)。 英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems Wordsworth was one of the most influential of England’s Romantic poets.He was born on 7 April 1770 at Cockermouth in Cumbria.Both his parents died before he was 15，and he and his four siblings (兄弟姐妹) were left in the care of different relatives.As a young man，Wordsworth developed a love of nature，a theme reflected in many of his poems. 英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems While studying at Cambridge University，Wordsworth spent a summer holiday on a walking tour in Switzerland and France.He became an enthusiast for the ideals of the French Revolution.He began to write poetry while he was at school，but none was published until 1793. 英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems In 1795，Wordsworth received a legacy from a close relative.He and his sister Dorothy went to live in Dorset.Two years later they moved again，this time to Somerset，to live near the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge，who was an admirer of Wordsworth’s work.They collaborated (合作) on Lyrical Ballads published in 1798.This collection of poems，mostly by Wordsworth but with Coleridge contributing The Rime of the Ancient Mariner，is generally taken to mark the beginning of the Romantic Movement in English poetry. 英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems In 1799，after a visit to Germany with Coleridge，Wordsworth and Dorothy settled at Dove Cottage in Grasmere in the Lake District.Coleridge lived nearby with his family.Wordsworth’s most famous poem，I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud was written at Dove Cottage in 1804. In 1813，Wordsworth moved from Grasmere to nearby Ambelside.In 1842，he was given a government pension and the following year became poet laureate (桂冠诗人)．Wordsworth died on 23 April 1850 and was buried in Grasmere churchyard.His great autobiographical poem，The Prelude，which he had worked on since 1798，was published after his death. 谢谢观看！ $$英 语 选修6 Unit 2　Poems Section Ⅰ　Warming up & Reading—Pre­re