上外英语学院系列讲座
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【10月25日】
/世界文学课程系列讲座/
英诗的魅力与欣赏
主讲人：史志康
时间：10月25日 10:05-11:35
平台：腾讯会议
会议号：972-425-234
密码：1011
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主讲人简介
史志康，上海外国语大学英语语言文学专业教授、博士生导师。现任中国外国文学学会英国文学分会副会长，曾任上海外国语大学英语学院院长、中国英语教学研究会副会长、上海外文学会常务副会长、党组书记。曾在法国巴黎担任联合国教科文组织临时雇员，从事文件翻译，曾获得“宝钢教育基金优秀教师奖”“霍英东教育基金优秀青年教师奖”等全国奖项。
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【10月25日】
/海外名家系列讲座·第85讲/
American Drama: Major Works
主讲人：Prof. Michael Steppat
时间：10月25日 15:30-17:00
平台：腾讯会议
会议号：588-286-427
会议密码：1025
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讲座简介
This lecture is devoted to a very influential development in drama, which expresses vital American experiences in culture. After tracing key aspects of the growth of the genre, the topics will be: The growth of American drama; Eugene O’Neill, The Iceman Cometh; Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman; Tennessee Williams, A Streetcar Named Desire; Edward Albee, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf; Dramatizing the “American Dream”. This genre has produced some of the world’s most important playwrights, who have won Nobel Prizes and Pulitzer Prizes. Maybe as a certain parallel with China, drama in the modern sense hardly existed in America before the 20th century, quite unlike the genre of the novel. These major works acutely and precisely diagnose the conditions under which American Dreams get transformed into something rather different, leading to distortion and deception. Our task will be to analyze this process.
主讲人简介
Michael STEPPAT is Professor of Literature in English at the University of Bayreuth (Germany), and an international faculty member at SISU in Shanghai (School of English Studies). He has published several books on Interculturality and Literature, as well as volumes on American studies (Discourses of Exception, Exclusion, Exchange) and on Cross-cultural Representations of Honor Cultures and Face Cultures. Michael Steppat was formerly a Professor at Arizona State University and the University of Texas (Austin), and he is a research fellow at the John Kluge Center of the Library of Congress (Washington DC).
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【10月28日】
/海外名家系列讲座·第86讲/
The Modern Times of To the Lighthouse
主讲人：Prof. Ruth Bernard Yeazell
时间：10月28日 20:00-21:30
平台：ZOOM
会议号：918 0697 3553
会议密码：582424
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讲座简介
What does it mean to think of the time—or times—of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse (1925) as modern? “Let us not take it for granted that life exists more fully in what is commonly thought big than in what is commonly thought small,” Woolf famously wrote in her own “Modern Fiction” (1919). In the spirit of that injunction, this lecture will attempt to answer the question at different scales of magnitude, from the large sweep of Western literary history to the seemingly minor timing of a recipe for a dinner party. Along the way, we will also attend to the ten years of the novel’s represented time and how Woolf arranges their passage in order to write an elegy for her parents that doubles as an elegy for the Victorian world that she, like her artist-heroine, has left behind.
主讲人简介
露丝·伯纳德·叶泽尔（Ruth Bernard Yeazell）现任耶鲁大学斯特林讲座教授，是美国艺术与科学学院院士。叶泽尔教授著有众多专著、论文和书评，是18世纪到20世纪小说、性别和性史以及文学与视觉艺术的专家。近年来，叶泽尔教授出版的专著包括《精神的后宫: 西方艺术和文学的旅程》(Harems of the Mind: Passages of Western Art and Literature,2000)、《日常生活的艺术: 荷兰画和现实主义小说》(Art of the Everyday: Dutch Painting and the Realist Novel, 2008) 和《画题: 西方画作提名的奥秘》(Picture Titles: How and Why Western Paintings Acquired Their Names，2015)。
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