📄 Mon 12.08.25 - Theme Review

📝 Original Content (English)

Instructions:  while watching the video on "Understanding Theme," take detailed notes and fill in the blanks below using specific information from the video.

Provide a one sentence objective summary of the last five lines of the poem.  In other words, what is the Statue of Liberty saying?

  • Something that will invite you and make them feel welcomed.

Mood refers to the emotional atmosphere of a literary work.  In other words, how you feel while reading a text (be sure to avoid confusing mood with tone, which is how the author feels about the subject).  What is the mood of the last five lines of the poem?  How does what the statue is saying make you feel, andwhy?

  • Welcomed '

Theme Analysis:  why might an author write a poem with completely different messages depending on how you read it (top-down vs bottom-up)?  What is the theme of the poem, and how does the poem's format itself help to develop or communicate that theme?  (two sentences minimum).

  • We do not want any immigrants coming into our country.

Guiding Questions:  what does the speaker mean when he says "there's a bluebird in [his] heart?"  What does the bluebird symbolize orrepresent?  Why doesn't the speaker want to let the bluebird out?

Guiding Questions:  why does the speaker feel "sick" and "tired" listening to the astronomer's lecture?  Why would he rather go wandering by himself in the "moist night-air" looking "up…at the stars?"

Instructions:  choose either "Bluebird" or "Astronomer" and analyze its theme using the following ClEvR format.

Theme Analysis Paragraph(ClEvR)

  • CLAIM: identify poem's THEME (what message, lesson, advice, or truth about life/human nature emerges in the text?).

"In the poem '_______________________________'  by __________________________ , we see that _______(theme statement)________ ."

  • EVIDENCE:cite specific textual evidence/examples from the poem that REVEAL the theme you identified.

"For example, in the poem ______(specific details/descriptions/events/figures of speech that show that theme)_______ ."

  • REASONING:EXPLAIN why/how the evidence you cited reveals the theme you identified.

"This shows that _(theme statement)_ because _(explain why/how the details you selected demonstrate this theme)_ ."

Response:(what does the poet want us to learn from this poem, and how can you tell?  3 sentences minimum)

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🇨🇳 翻译内容 (Chinese)

说明:在观看“理解主题”的视频时,请做详细笔记,并使用视频中的具体信息填写下面的空白。

用一句话客观总结诗歌的最后五行。换句话说,自由女神像在说什么?

  • •一些会邀请你并让他们感到受欢迎的东西。

情绪是指文学作品的情感氛围。换句话说,是你阅读文本时的感受(请务必避免将情绪与语气混淆,语气是作者对主题的感受)。诗歌最后五行的情绪是什么?雕像所说的话让你感觉如何,为什么?

  • •受欢迎的 '

主题分析:为什么作者会写一首根据阅读方式(从上到下 vs 从下到上)而传达完全不同信息的诗歌?这首诗的主题是什么?诗歌的格式本身如何帮助发展或传达该主题?(至少两句话)。

  • •我们不希望任何移民进入我们的国家。

引导问题:当说话者说“他心里有一只蓝鸟”时,他是什么意思?蓝鸟象征或代表什么?为什么说话者不想让蓝鸟出来?

引导问题:为什么说话者听天文学家的讲座会感到“厌烦”和“疲惫”?为什么他宁愿独自在“潮湿的夜空中”漫步,仰望“星星”?

说明:选择“蓝鸟”或“天文学家”之一,并使用以下ClEvR格式分析其主题。

主题分析段落(ClEvR)

  • •主张:确定诗歌的“主题”(文本中出现了关于生活/人性的什么信息、教训、建议或真理?)。

“在__________________________的诗歌《_______________________________》中,我们看到_______(主题陈述)________。”

  • •证据:引用诗歌中揭示你所识别主题的具体文本证据/例子。

“例如,在诗歌中______(显示该主题的具体细节/描述/事件/修辞手法)_______。”

  • •推理:解释你引用的证据为何/如何揭示你所识别的主题。

“这表明_(主题陈述)_,因为_(解释你选择的细节为何/如何证明这个主题)_。”

回应:(诗人希望我们从这首诗中学到什么,以及你如何判断?至少三句话)

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IMAGE The image displays a OneNote page featuring the poem "Bluebird" by Charles Bukowski. The poem's text is presented in mul

Description: The image displays a OneNote page featuring the poem "Bluebird" by Charles Bukowski. The poem's text is presented in multiple stanzas, arranged in two columns across the page. In the bottom right corner, there is a black and white line drawing of a small bird perched on a bare, branched twig.

🇨🇳 描述: 画面显示一个OneNote页面,其中呈现了查尔斯·布可夫斯基的诗歌《蓝鸟》。诗歌文本以多节形式,分两栏排布在页面上。在页面的右下角,有一幅黑白线描画,描绘了一只小鸟栖息在光秃秃的、带分叉的树枝上。

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Bluebird By Charles Bukowski there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I'm too tough for him, I say, stay in there, I'm not going to let anybody see you. there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I pour whiskey on him and inhale cigarette smoke and the bartenders and the grocery clerks never know that he's in there. there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I'm too tough for him, I say, stay down, do you want to mess me up? you want to screw up the works? you want to blow my book sales in Europe? there's a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I'm too clever, I only let him out at night sometimes when everybody's asleep. I say, I know that you're there, so don't be sad. then I put him back, but he's singing a little in there, I haven't quite let him die and we sleep together like that with our secret pact and it's nice enough to make a man weep, but I don't weep, do you?

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蓝知更鸟 查尔斯·布考斯基 我心里有只蓝知更鸟 它想飞出来 但我对他太强硬了, 我说,待在里面,我不会让任何人 看见你。 我心里有只蓝知更鸟 它想飞出来 但我把威士忌浇在它身上,吸入 香烟的烟雾 而酒保们 和杂货店店员们 从不知道 它 在里面。 我心里有只蓝知更鸟 它想飞出来 但我对他太强硬了, 我说, 待着别动,你想把我 搞砸吗? 你想把一切都 搞砸吗? 你想搞砸我在欧洲的 图书销量吗? 我心里有只蓝知更鸟 它想飞出来 但我太聪明了,我只让它出来 有时在晚上 当所有人都睡着的时候。 我说,我知道你在那儿, 所以别 难过。 然后我把它放回去, 但它在里面轻轻地 唱着,我还没完全让它 死去 我们就这样一起睡着 带着我们的 秘密约定 这足以让一个男人 哭泣,但我不会 哭泣,你 会吗?

IMAGE The image displays a poem titled "Refugees" by Brian Bilston, presented alongside two contrasting illustrations of the S

Description: The image displays a poem titled "Refugees" by Brian Bilston, presented alongside two contrasting illustrations of the Statue of Liberty. The top illustration shows the Statue of Liberty holding a "KEEP OUT!" sign and gesturing to stop a ship filled with people, symbolizing rejection. The bottom illustration depicts the Statue of Liberty holding a "WELCOME" sign, representing acceptance. The poem itself uses a literary device to present both unwelcoming and welcoming perspectives on refugees.

🇨🇳 描述: 图片展示了布莱恩·比尔斯顿(Brian Bilston)的一首题为《难民》的诗歌,旁边配有两幅对比鲜明的自由女神像插画。上方的插画中,自由女神像手持一块写有“禁止入内!”的牌子,并示意阻止一艘载满人的船只,象征着拒绝。下方的插画描绘了自由女神像手持一块写有“欢迎”的牌子,代表着接纳。这首诗歌本身运用了一种文学手法,呈现了对难民排斥与接纳两种对立的视角。

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Refugees by Brian Bilston They have no need of our help So do not tell me These haggard faces could belong to you or me Should life have dealt a different hand We need to see them for who they really are Chancers and scroungers Layabouts and loungers With bombs up their sleeves Cut-throats and thieves They are not Welcome here We should make them Go back to where they came from They cannot Share our food Share our homes Share our countries Instead let us Build a wall to keep them out It is not okay to say These are people just like us A place should only belong to those who are born there Do not be so stupid to think that The world can be looked at another way KEEP OUT! WELCOME JULY IV

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难民 布莱恩·比尔斯顿 著 他们不需要我们的帮助 所以别告诉我 这些憔悴的面孔可能属于你或我 如果生活给了我们不同的牌 我们需要看清他们的真面目 投机者和寄生虫 懒汉和游手好闲者 袖子里藏着炸弹 杀人犯和窃贼 他们不 受欢迎 我们应该让他们 回到他们来的地方 他们不能 分享我们的食物 分享我们的家园 分享我们的国家 相反,让我们 筑起高墙把他们挡在外面 说这些话是不对的 他们和我们一样 一个地方只应属于在那里出生的人 别傻到以为 世界可以有另一种看法 禁止 入内! 欢迎 七月四日

IMAGE The image displays handwritten notes on a black background, defining three literary concepts: Theme, Main Idea, and Summ

Description: The image displays handwritten notes on a black background, defining three literary concepts: Theme, Main Idea, and Summary. Each concept is presented with its title in a distinct color (yellow, blue, green) and a corresponding definition or a fill-in-the-blank prompt. The notes appear to be educational content from a OneNote page.

🇨🇳 描述: 图片显示在黑色背景上的手写笔记,定义了三个文学概念:主题、主旨和总结。每个概念的标题都以不同的颜色(黄色、蓝色、绿色)呈现,并附有相应的定义或填空提示。这些笔记似乎是来自OneNote页面的教育内容。

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Theme A ____ OR A ____ TO TAKE OUT OF THE STORY MAIN IDEA WHAT THE STORY IS ALL ABOUT Summary THE EVENTS OF THE STORY

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主题 一个可以从故事中 提炼出来的 中心思想或寓意 主要思想 故事 主要讲述了 什么 总结 故事的 主要 情节

IMAGE The image displays the poem "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus, presented with its title and author. To the right of the

Description: The image displays the poem "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus, presented with its title and author. To the right of the poem, there are two black and white line art illustrations: one depicting the Colossus of Rhodes and the other showing the Statue of Liberty, each with a descriptive caption. A footnote at the bottom provides historical context for the poem and the referenced statues.

🇨🇳 描述: 图片显示了艾玛·拉撒路的诗歌《新巨像》,附有标题和作者名。诗歌右侧有两幅黑白线稿插图:一幅描绘了罗德岛巨像,另一幅展示了自由女神像,每幅都配有文字说明。图片底部有一段脚注,提供了关于这首诗歌和所提及雕像的历史背景信息。

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The New Colossus* BY EMMA LAZARUS Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our sea-washed, sun set gates shall stand A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame. "Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" The Colossus of Rhodes The Statue of Liberty *This poem is inscribed on the base of the Statue of Liberty in New York and references an ancient statue erected on the Greek island of Rhodes to celebrate the successful defense of that city against an attack by Macedonia in 304 BC.

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《新巨像》 艾玛·拉撒路 著 不似希腊闻名的青铜巨像, 征服四方,双腿跨越陆地; 在我们海浪拍打、夕阳西下的门前, 将矗立一位手持火炬的伟大女性,她的火焰 是被囚禁的闪电,她的名字 是“流亡者之母”。从她灯塔般的手中 散发出普世的欢迎;她温和的目光俯瞰 着双城环抱、空中桥梁连接的港湾。 “古老的土地啊,留住你们的辉煌吧!”她无声地呼喊, “把你们的疲惫者、贫困者, 你们渴望自由呼吸的拥挤人群, 你们富饶海岸上被遗弃的贱民, 把这些无家可归、饱受风暴摧残的人们送给我, 我将在金门旁高举我的灯!” 罗德岛巨像 自由女神像 *这首诗刻在纽约自由女神像的基座上,并提及一座古老的雕像,它曾矗立在希腊罗德岛上,以庆祝该城于公元前304年成功抵御马其顿的进攻。

IMAGE The image features a silhouette of a person standing at a railing, looking out at a vast, star-filled night sky, likely

Description: The image features a silhouette of a person standing at a railing, looking out at a vast, star-filled night sky, likely depicting the Milky Way. Overlaid on this cosmic background is the poem "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" by Walt Whitman. The visual composition combines the awe of stargazing with the reflective text of the poem.

🇨🇳 描述: 画面中是一个人的剪影,他站在栏杆旁,眺望着浩瀚的繁星夜空,很可能描绘的是银河系。在这个宇宙背景之上,叠加着沃尔特·惠特曼的诗歌《当我听见那位博学的天文学家》。这种视觉构图将仰望星空的敬畏之情与诗歌中富有哲思的文字巧妙地结合在一起。

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When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer BY WALT WHITMAN When I heard the learn'd astronomer, When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before me, When I was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them, When I sitting heard the astronomer where he lectured with much applause in the lecture-room, How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick, Till rising and gliding out I wander'd off by myself, In the mystical moist night-air, and from time to time, Look'd up in perfect silence at the stars.

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当我聆听博学的天文学家 当我聆听博学的天文学家, 当论证、数字在我面前列成一排排, 当我看到图表和示意图,用来加、除、测量它们, 当我静坐聆听那位天文学家在讲堂里讲课,掌声阵阵时, 我多么快就莫名其妙地感到疲倦和厌烦, 直到我起身悄然走出,独自一人漫步而去, 在神秘潮湿的夜空中,并不时地, 在一片寂静中抬头仰望星空。

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