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bronte sisters were really remarkable 00:02
women for their time 00:04
they lived in a patriarchal society 00:05
sorry i'm late but i left late 00:08
okay 00:11
what is the book about i thought you 00:14
said you read it in high school well 00:16
yeah but then i remembered i started it 00:18
and then there was this pep rally 00:19
and i was i was on top of the pyramid 00:21
but anyway 00:23
um what's the book about okay 00:24
it's this tragic love story between 00:27
kathy and heathcliff 00:29
and um it takes place on these like 00:31
really creepy moors in 00:32
england which i think represent the 00:34
wildness of heathcliff's character 00:36
i totally get symbolism 00:38
how would you characterize the theme of 00:42
this book uh 00:44
let's see rachel green 00:45
oh um well i would have to say that it's 00:51
a 00:54
it's a tragic love story well that's 00:54
sort of a given but yes anyone else 00:58
oh oh oh symbolism 01:02
and uh the the uh wildness of the moors 01:06
which i think is is mirrored in the 01:10
wildness of uh heathcliff's character 01:13
excellent what rachel has shrewdly 01:17
observed here 01:20
you completely stole my answer what 01:22
honey that was pretty obvious 01:25
well how would you know you didn't even 01:26
read it 01:28
what do you think uh you and the blue 01:31
shirt 01:34
i think that um yours is a question with 01:37
many possible answers would you 01:40
care to venture one would you care to 01:43
venture one 01:46
are you just repeating what i'm saying 01:49
are you just repeating what i'm saying 01:51
all right let's move on okay then 01:56
why didn't you just say that you hadn't 02:04
read the book because i didn't want him 02:05
to think i was 02:08
stupid i mean that was really 02:08
embarrassing what happened to you 02:10
hi hi so um what's this book about 02:13
you didn't read this one either well i 02:16
was gonna but i 02:18
uh accidentally read something else what 02:19
vogue hey so tell me about this jane 02:22
eyre woman 02:27
no you should have read it yourself oh 02:27
come on phoebe don't be such a goody 02:29
goodie 02:31
fine okay all right 02:33
so jane eyre first of all you'd think 02:36
she's a woman 02:39
she's not she's a cyborg 02:40
a cyborg isn't that like a robot 02:45
yeah this book was light years ahead of 02:48
its time 02:50
sorry i'm late let's get started so 02:53
what did everybody think of jane eyre um 02:56
rachel and i were just discussing it and 02:59
she actually had some very interesting 03:01
insights 03:03
well go ahead rachel um thank you phoebe 03:05
um well i what struck me most when 03:10
reading jane eyre 03:13
was uh how the book was so uh ahead of 03:14
its time 03:17
if you're talking about feminism i think 03:18
you're right 03:21
yeah well feminism yes but also the 03:24
robots 03:26
it's just so embarrassing i can't 03:28
believe you just let me go on and on and 03:30
on like that 03:31
i'm sorry 03:32
it was just so funny when you started 03:36
comparing jane eyre to robocop 03:38
that was not funny i snapped 03:42
okay you weren't taking the class 03:46
seriously phoebe come on what is the big 03:47
deal i thought this was gonna be 03:50
something 03:51
we could do together you know i thought 03:52
it would be fun 03:54
well yeah fun is good but you know i 03:55
also wanted to learn 03:57
you know people are always talking about 03:59
what they learned in high school and i 04:00
never went to high school 04:02
oh oh so you really wanted to learn 04:04
yeah you know steve i just wanted to 04:10
have fun 04:12
you know who you should go with i know i 04:15
know i know 04:17
monica you asked the question 04:20
i really thought you were making a good 04:25
point i mean you know until you got cut 04:27
off 04:29
no what's up with that girl monica i 04:30
don't know i didn't come with her 04:32
hey everybody everybody guess what i 04:36
just convinced carl to give us a test 04:39
next week test 04:40
come on test make us all better learners 04:43
oh yeah we should have essay questions 04:48
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布朗特姐妹们真是非凡的女性
在她们的时代
她们生活在一个父权社会
对不起,我来晚了,但我也是迟点走的
好的
这本书讲的是什么?我以为你在高中读过它
是的,但后来我记起来我只是开始读了
然后就有一个啦啦队集会
我当时在金字塔顶上
但总之
but anyway
嗯,这本书讲的是什么?
这是一个凯瑟琳和希斯克利夫之间的悲剧爱情故事
嗯,故事发生在英国那些阴森恐怖的荒原上
我觉得这些荒原代表了
希斯克利夫狂野的性格
我完全理解其中的象征意义
wildness of heathcliff's character
这本书的主题是什么?
你觉得这本书的主题是什么?
让我想想,瑞秋·格林
let's see rachel green
哦,嗯,我想说这是一个
一个
悲剧爱情故事,嗯,这
已经很明显了,还有其他人吗?
哦,哦,哦,象征意义
以及荒原的狂野
我觉得这与
希斯克利夫性格的狂野相呼应
很好,瑞秋敏锐地观察到了这一点
你完全偷走了我的答案
you completely stole my answer what
亲爱的,这太明显了
好吧,你怎么知道你甚至都没读过它
你觉得呢?
你觉得怎么样?还有那位穿着蓝色衬衫的
我猜你的问题有很多可能的答案,你愿意
i think that um yours is a question with
尝试一个吗?你愿意尝试一个吗?
你只是在重复我说的话吗?
你只是在重复我说的话吗?
are you just repeating what i'm saying
好吧,我们继续吧,好的
你为什么不直接说你没读过这本书呢?因为我不想让他
觉得我很笨,那真的
太尴尬了,你遇到了什么事?
嗨,嗨,所以,这本书讲的是什么?
stupid i mean that was really
embarrassing what happened to you
你也没读过这本书,对吧?嗯,我本来
打算读的,但是
我无意中读了别的东西,什么?
uh accidentally read something else what
vogue hey so tell me about this jane
你应该自己读的,哦
no you should have read it yourself oh
来吧,菲比,别这么爱表现
爱表现
好吧,好的
所以,简·爱首先,你会认为
她是个女人
她不是,她是个赛博格
赛博格不是机器人吗?
是的,这本书比它的时代先进太多了
对不起,我来晚了,我们开始吧,所以
大家对简·爱有什么想法?嗯
瑞秋和我正在讨论它,而且她实际上有一些非常有趣的
见解
好吧,瑞秋,请说
嗯,谢谢,菲比
嗯,我最感兴趣的是
阅读《简·爱》时
这本书比它的时代
先进太多
its time
如果你说的是女权主义,我想你是对的
是的,女权主义,还有
机器人
这太尴尬了,我简直不敢相信你让我滔滔不绝地说
这么多
对不起
on like that
你把简·爱和《机器人警察》比较的时候,真的太好笑了
这不好笑,我震惊了
comparing jane eyre to robocop
好吧,你没有认真对待这门课,菲比,来吧,有什么大
不了的?我以为这会是
我们可以一起做的事情,你知道,我以为
会很有趣
好吧,是的,有趣是好的,但你知道,我也想
we could do together you know i thought
学习
你知道,人们总是谈论他们在高中学到了什么,而我
从来没上过高中
you know people are always talking about
哦,哦,所以你真的很想学习
是的,你知道,史蒂夫,我只是想
玩得开心
你知道你应该和谁一起,我知道,我知道
have fun
you know who you should go with i know i
莫妮卡,你问了这个问题
monica you asked the question
我真的觉得你提出了一个很好的观点,直到你被打断
为止
off
不,那个女孩怎么了,莫妮卡?我
不知道,我不是和她一起来的
嘿,大家好,大家好,猜猜我刚刚说服卡尔下周给我们
进行测试,测试
来吧,测试,让我们都成为更好的学习者
哦,是的,我们应该有论文题
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词汇 含义

remarkable

/rɪˈmɑːrkəbl/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 非凡的 (fēifán de)

patriarchal

/ˌpeɪtriˈɑːrkəl/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 父权制的 (fùquánzhì de)

tragic

/ˈtrædʒɪk/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 悲剧的 (bēijù de)

characterize

/ˈkærəktəraɪz/

B2
  • verb
  • - 描述 (miáoshù)

symbolism

/ˈsɪmbəlɪzəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 象征主义 (xiàngzhēngzhǔyì)

shrewdly

/ˈʃruːdli/

B2
  • adverb
  • - 精明地 (jīngmíng de)

venture

/ˈventʃər/

B1
  • verb
  • - 冒险 (màoxiǎn)

embarrassing

/ɪmˈbærəsɪŋ/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 尴尬的 (gàngà de)

accidentally

/ˌæksɪˈdentəli/

A2
  • adverb
  • - 偶然地 (ǒurán de)

cyborg

/ˈsaɪbɔːrɡ/

B2
  • noun
  • - 生化人 (shēnghuàrén)

feminism

/ˈfemɪnɪzəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 女权主义 (nǚquánzhǔyì)

snapped

/snæpt/

B1
  • verb
  • - 爆发 (bàofā)

serious

/ˈsɪəriəs/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 严肃的 (yánsù de)

learners

/ˈlɜːnərz/

A2
  • noun
  • - 学习者 (xuéxízhě)

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重点语法结构

  • they lived in a patriarchal society

    ➔ 过去时,名词短语

    ➔ 动词 "lived" 使用过去时,描述过去的状态。“patriarchal society” 是作为动词宾语的名词短语。

  • sorry i'm late but i left late

    ➔ 连词 'but', 过去时

    ➔ 连词 "but" 连接两个对比的想法。两个 "left" 都是过去时,表示过去完成的动作。

  • i think that it's a tragic love story well that's sort of a given

    ➔ 陈述句,附加疑问句

    ➔ 这句话表达了一个观点。“well that's sort of a given” 作为附加疑问句,寻求同意。

  • you didn't even read it

    ➔ 过去时,否定句,用 'even' 强调

    ➔ 过去时表示一个完成的动作。单词 "even" 强调缺乏阅读。

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