美国名人 作家 马克·吐温.docx

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1、美国名人作家马克吐温MarkTwain:OneofAmericasBestKnownandBestLovedWritersplaystopmutemaxvolume00:00-15:41repeatByShelleyGollust2006-2-18(MUSIC)VOICEONE:mBarbaraKlein.VOICETWO:AndmBobDoughtywithPeopleinAmericainVOASpecialEnglish.TodaywetellaboutoneofAmericasbest-knownwriters,MarkTwain.Wealsotalkabouthisfamousboo

2、k,TheAdventuresofHuckleberryFinn.(MUSIC)VOICEONE:MarkTwainwroteTheAdventuresofHuckleberryFinnineighteeneighty-four.Sincethen,thebookhasbeenpublishedinatleastsixtylanguages.SomepeoplesayitisthebestbookevercreatedbyanAmericanwriter.AmericanstudentsstillreadTheAdventuresofHuckleberryFinn.Andparents,tea

3、chersandliteraryexpertsstilldebatetheissuesdiscussedinthebook.VOICETWO:ThewriterwhobecameMarkTwainwasbornSamuelLanghorneClemensineighteenthirty-five.HegrewupinHannibaLMissouriontheMississippiRiver.Afterhisfatherdiedineighteenforty-seven,youngSamuelwenttoworkasanassistanttoapublisher.TenyearsIatecheb

4、ecameapilotonasteamboatthatsailedontheMississippi.Heheardtheriverboatworkerscalloutthewordsmarktwain!Thatwasameasureforthedepthofwater.Ineighteensixty-one,theAmericanCivilWarputanendtosteamboattrafficontheMississippi.SoClemenstraveledwestandbecameareporterfornewspapersinNevadaandCalifornia.VOICEONE:

5、1.atehewrotefunnystoriesandcalledhimselfMarkTwain.Twainbecamefamousforhisstory,TheCelebratedJumpingFrogofCalaverasCountyineighteensixty-five.Ittellsaboutajumpingcompetitionamongfrogs.Twainalsotraveledalotandbeganwritingbooksabouthistravels.HisstoriesaboutatriptoEuropeandtheMiddleEastwerepublishedinT

6、heInnocentsAbroad.AndhisstoriesaboutlifeinthewesternUnitedStatesbecamethebookcalledRoughingIt.Ineighteenseventy,hemarriedOliviaLangdonandmovedtoHartford,Connecticut.Duringtheeighteeneighties,hewrotebooksforchildren,suchasThePrinceandthePauper.IttellsaboutapoorboywhotradesidentitieswithamemberofEngla

7、ndsrulingfamily.TwainalsowroteLifeontheMississippi.Thisbookdescribeshisdaysasasteamboatpilotandhisreturntotherivertwentyyearslater.VOICETWO:MarkTwainwasalreadyasuccessfulwriterbeforehebecamefamousasapublicspeaker.Overtheyears,hehadinvestedalotofmoneyinunsuccessfulbusinesses.Ineighteenninety-three,he

8、foundhimselfdeeplyindebt.Sotoearnmoney,hetraveledaroundtheworldgivinghumoroustalks.Hisspeechesmadepeoplelaughandremembereventstheyhadexperienced.However,hislaterlifewasnotahappyone.Twoofhisdaughtersdied.Hiswifediedinnineteen-oh-fourafteralongsickness.SomecriticsthinkMarkTwainslaterworksweremoreserio

9、usbecauseofhissadness.Hediedofheartfailureinnineteenten.(MUSIC)VOICEONE:MarkTwainwasthefirstwritertousethespeechofcommonAmericansinhisbooks.HeshowedthatsimpleAmericanEnglishcouldbeasfineaninstrumentforgreatwritingasmorecomplexlanguage.Throughhisbooks,hecapturedAmericanexperiencesasnootherwriterhad.M

10、anyofthestoriestakeplaceinHannibal,Missouri.Thesmallwoodenhousewherehelivedasaboystillstandsthere.Nexttothehouseisawoodenfence.ItisthekinddescribedinTwainsbook,TheAdventuresofTomSawyer,publishedineighteenseventy-six.Inthatstory,Tomhasbeentoldtopaintthefence.Hedoesnotwanttodoit.Butheactsasifthejobisg

11、reatfun.Hetricksotherboysintobelievingthis.Histrickissosuccessfulthattheyagreetopayhimmoneytoletthemfinishhiswork.TheAdventuresofTmSawyerisconsideredoneofthebestbooksaboutanAmericanboyslifeintheeighteenhundreds.TomSawyersgoodfriendisHuckleberry,orHuck,Finn.MarkTwaintellsthisboysstoryinTheAdventureso

12、fHuckleberryFinn.Huckisapoorchild,withoutamotherorhome.Hisfatherdrinkstoomuchalcoholandbeatshim.Huckssituationhasfreedhimfromtherestrictionsofsociety.Heexploresinthewoodsandgoesfishing.Hestaysoutallnightanddoesnotgotoschool.Hesmokestobacco.Huckrunsawayfromhome.HemeetsJim,ablackmanwhohasescapedfromsl

13、avery.TheytraveltogetheronaraftmadeofwooddowntheMississippiRiver.Huckdescribesthetrip:READER:Itwaslovelytoliveontheraft.Otherplacesseemsocrampedupandsmothery,butaraftdont.Youfeelmightyfreeandeasyandcomfortableonaraft.Sometimeswedhavethatwholerivertoourselvesforthelongesttime.Wehadtheskyupthere,allsp

14、eckledwithstars,andweusedtolayonourbacksandlookupatthem,anddiscussaboutwhethertheywasmadeoronlyjusthappened.Jim,heallowedtheywasmade,butIallowedtheyhappened;Ijudgeditwouldhavetooktoolongtomakesomany.(MUSIC)VOICEONE:MarkTwainstartedwritingHuckleberryFinnasachildrensstory.Butitsoonbecameserious.Thesto

15、rytellsaboutthesocialevilofslavery,seenthroughtheeyesofaninnocentchild.Hucksideasaboutpeoplewereformedbythewhitesocietyinwhichhelived.So,atfirst,hedoesnotquestionslavery.Huckknowsthatimportantpeoplebelieveslaveryisnatural,thelawofGod.So,hethinksitishisdutytotellJimsownerswheretofindhim.Hereispartoft

16、hestoryafterHuckdecideshemustdothis.READER:IfeltgoodandallwashedcleanofsinforthefirsttimeIhadeverfelt.AndIknowedIcouldpraynow.ButIdidntdoitstraightofbutlaidthepaperdownandsettherethinking-thinkinghowgooditwasallthishappenedsozandhownearIcometobeinglostandgoingtohell.Andwentonthinking.AndIseeJimbeforemeallthetime;inthedayandinthenight-time,sometimesmoonlight,so

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