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出版社：科學出版社 ISBN：9787030435286 商品編碼：10049821826697 包裝：平裝 開本：5開 出版時間：2015-06-01 頁數：155 字數：1000000 代碼：36 作者：姜偉生
"| 商品基本信息，請以下列介紹為準 | | 商品名稱： | 拯救我的托福話題英語·文化篇 | | 作者： | 姜偉生編著 | | 代碼： | 36.8 | | 出版社： | 科學出版社 | | 出版日期： | 2015-06-01 | | ISBN： | 9787030435286 | | 印次： | | | 版次： | 1 | | 裝幀： | | | 開本： | 5開 |
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本冊核心內容定位在留學交際英語口語提升：【社會】社會時事，新科技發明，社會事件，社會熱點【娛樂】名人，娛樂，電影，電視，音樂，節日與慶典，體育賽事，紅毯【辯論】經典辯論話題【歷史】發明家，挑戰者，歷史，歷史事件關鍵詞【文化】哲學，文學，心靈雞湯，詩詞，典故，古希臘古羅馬典故【中國】地理，美食，人文，節日，歷史人物 |
| 目錄 | 前言
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Topic 1：Venus of Willendorf《維倫多爾夫的維納斯》
Topic 2：Cave Paintings of Lascaux拉斯科洞穴壁畫
Topic 3：Stonehenge巨石陣
Topic 4：Egyptian Pyramid埃及金字塔
Topic 5：Code of Hammurabi《漢謨拉比法典》
Topic 6：Greek Casting古希臘金屬雕塑
Topic 7：Greek Drama古希臘戲劇
Topic 8：Ancient Greek Architecture古希臘建築
Topic 9：Roman Architecture羅馬建築
Topic 10： The Arnolfini Portrait《阿爾諾菲尼夫婦》
Topic 11：The Birth of Venus《維納斯的誕生》
Topic 12：the Last Supper《晚餐》
Topic 13： Sistine Chapel Ceiling西斯廷教堂天花板
Topic 14：The School of Athens《雅典學院》
Topic 15： Self—Portrait《倫勃朗自畫像》
Topic 16：An Experiment ona Bird in the Air Pump《氣泵裡的鳥實驗》
Topic 17：the Death of Marat《馬拉之死》
Topic 18The Shootings of May third 1808《1808年5月3日的槍殺》
Topic 19：Wanderer above the Sea of Fog《雲海漫遊者》
Topic 20：the Raft of the Medusa《梅杜薩之筏》
Topic 21：the Water Lily Pond《睡蓮池》
Topic 22.A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte《大碗島的星期日下午》
Topic 23：Vincent van Gog森特·凡·高
Topic 24：The Scream《吶喊》
Topic 25：The Kiss《親吻》
Topic 26： Guernica《格爾尼卡》
Topic 27：The Persistence of Memory《記憶的永恆》
Keyword List生詞表
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References參考文獻
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| 摘要 | Topic No.1
Venus of Willendorf
《維倫多爾夫的維納斯》
Carving is a tractive technique in which a sculptor uses a sharp instrument such as a knife， gouge， or chisel to remove material from a hard stance such aone， wood， or stone.
After an image is shaped， it can be sanded， .led， or polished.
Perhaps the most famous Paleolithic sculpture is the so-called Venus of Willendorf， a str .gure carved out of limestone and dated from 25，000 BC to 21，000 BC.
Although this .gure can be held in the palm of one’s hand， it is a monumental object with a sense of organic form.
The rhythmic arrangement of oval shapes emphasizes the head， breasts， torso， and thighs.
The scale of these elements in relation to the whole is quite large， while the facial features， neck， and lower legs are virtually eliminated.
The arms， resting on the breasts， are so undeveloped as to be hardly noticeable.
What was her function in her cultural context? In the absence of written records， we can only speculate. Clearly， the artist emphasized those parts of the body related to reproduction and nursing.
Furthermore， comparison of the front with the side and back shows that， although the Venus is a sculpture in the round， more attention haeen lavished on the front.
The exaggeration of the breasts and pelvis has led some scholars to conclude that the Venus of Willendorf represented a fertility gess.
Topic No.2
Cave Paintings of Lascaux
拉斯科洞穴壁畫
Since 1875 archeologists have found painted and engraved images on cave walls in Europe， Africa， Australia， and North America. The most famous of these discoveries was made in 1945 at Lascaux in southern France.
Dubbed “the Sistine Chapel of prehistory”， Cave of Lascaux is a complex of caves in southwestern France decorated with some of the most impressive cave paintings in the world.
Lascaux prehistoric paintings are estimated to be about 17，000 years old. They are among the most well-known artistic creations of Paleolithic humans. Most of the cave paintings are located quite far from the entrance.
The most famous cave painting is The Great Hall of the Bulls， where cows， horses， and deer are depicted. One cow in the painting has a length of 5.2 meters， which is the largest animal painting ever discovered in the cave.
As one key milestone in our evolutionary past， art is seen as an expression of olic thought and of humans starting to look beyond their material lives.
Most of the paintings depict animals found in the surrounding landscape， such as horseison， mammoths， deer， lionears， and wolves.
Scholars have long debated the meaning of so-called “cave art.” Some hold that it served as part of a hunting ritual. Others contend that it was associated with rituals of fertility.
Still others read certain abstract mas on cave walls as lunar calendars， notational devices used to predict seasonal change or the seasonal migration of animals. The cave itself may have served as a ceremonial chamber， shrine， or council room. |
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