인문학 영국소설 올리버 골드스미스 `웨이크필드의 목사 The Vicar of Wakefield` 작품분석(영문)

인문학 영국소설 올리버 골드스미스 `웨이크필드의 목사 The Vicar of Wakefield` 작품분석(영문)

[인문학] 영국소설 올리버 골드스미스 `웨이크필드의 목사 The Vicar of Wakefield` 작품분석(영문).pptx

목차 1.Genteel 2.Ballad Revivalin 18th century England 3.Vica’s Irony About Thornhill 4.Pride and Prejudice의 귀부인과 비교 본문 He was an Irishman, born probably on November 10, 1728, at Pallas, in the County of Longford, the son of a clergyman in the Church of England. Goldsmith grew up in genteel poverty in rural isolation in a society in which the barriers of class were as firm as the Great Wall of China; in which riches and poverty, benevolence or tyranny, seemed as wayward as the winds of heaven. and there he began to discover his true predicament—that he was a poor man, wretchedly poor, so poor that hunger lived with him like a wife and starvation became not a fanciful trope but a threat. And he was an ugly man, really ugly, and never desired. genteel [dʒɛn′tiːl] adj. 1. affectedly proper or refined; excessively polite 2. respectable, polite, and well-bred 3. appropriate to polite or fashionable society “if you are for a genteel easy profession, bind yourself seven years as an apprentice to turn a cutlers wheel; but avoid a school by any means.” 본문내용 Oliver Goldsmith He was an Irishman, born probably on November 10, 1728, at Pallas, in the County of Longford, the son of a clergyman in the Church of England. Goldsmith grew up in genteel poverty in rural isolation in a society in which the barriers of class were as firm as the Great Wall of China; in which riches and poverty, benevolence or tyranny, seemed as wayward as the winds of heaven.