-
He's a page-turner, and his extraordinary brilliance as a critic is really just part of the experience of reading him.
他的书让人欲罢不能，读他的书不仅能,在文学批判方面有所收获。
-
Milton surveys the wealth of literary tradition before him, and he resists its allure without the help of any human guide.
弥尔顿在他之前就调查过文学传统的宝藏，他在没有人帮助的情况下抗拒了这一诱惑。
-
That is to say for many, many, many people literary theory had something to do with the end of civilization as we know it.
这就是说对于很多很多人来说,文学理论与,我们所知道的文明的结束有些关联。
-
Our writer for today thinks so highly of that capacity of literature to embody the human voice that he imagines a whole religious world around him.
我们今天的作者高度赞赏文学的容量,能使人的声音具体化，以致他,想象出了一个宗教的世界。
-
Their newly uncovered languages had been long forgotten; their rich literary and legal texts were now indecipherable.
最近发现的语言是很早就已经被人忘记的;,丰富文学法律条文也难以辨认。
-
He's a familiar face in American literature, and I've gathered some of them that seemed representative.
他在美国文学中是经常出现的人，我找到了一些有代表性的图像。
-
When do they start thinking of themselves as French? And this has been hotly debated in the literature for a very long time.
他们什么时候开始觉得自己是法国人了,这曾在文学界,引起长时间热烈的讨论
-
And yet the concepts go into my interests and people, they are literary and it's a mixture of the two that when I'm looking and if I'm successful - which is, not very much amount of time, I put into my writing, so this is something worth exploring.
这些概念成为我兴趣的一部分,人是文学的,是二者的混合,当我的观察卓有成效时,-这种时候不常见，我就将观察记述下来，这是值得探究的。
-
By the same token, if literature has effects, it must have effects on someone, and this gives rise to the equally interesting and vexing question, "What is a reader?"
同样，如果文学史有影响的，它一定会对某些人产生影响，它也会引出一个同样有趣,而恼人的问题，“读者是谁？“
-
Now those of you who have taken English 125 or any course that has asked you to read Spenser will recognize almost instantly I think, I hope, Milton's literary depth.
你们中选修英文125或者其他让你们读斯潘塞的课程,的人应该能立刻认识到，弥尔顿的文学功底很深。
-
There's a rich vein of literary history which insists on their interchangeability.
文学史上很多人都,支持这二者是可以互换的。
-
What in the hell is all of this doing here? Milton's reporting to the English people how he imagines his future literary fame.
这究竟和他有什么关系？,他却对英国人说着他对自己未来文学名声的想象。
-
I think Empson is the funniest person who has ever written literary criticism.
我认为Empson在所有写过文学批评里头的人,算是最有趣的一个了。
-
So, what Salinger, I think, shows us is that affectation, without something like love, is just affectation, and that's what Lane represents. That's the affectation of literature without any human connection.
所以，Salinger向我们展示的是，这种娇柔做作，不像是喜爱只是娇柔造作，那也是莱恩代表的，那个文学的矫揉造作,并没有任何的与人的联系。
应用推荐