我是無名之輩詩歌賞析

1、,,I'm Nobody !,by Emily Dickinson (1830-1886),I'm nobody! who are you?Are you nobody too? Then there is a pair of us. They'd banish us, you know! 我是無名之輩！你是誰？你也是無名之輩？那咱倆就成了一對(duì)－別出聲！他們會(huì)把咱們排擠－要小心！,,,How

2、 dreary to be somebody!How public, like a frog To tell your name the livelong dayTo an admiring bog!多無聊－身為赫赫顯要！多招搖－不過像只青蛙向一片仰慕的泥沼整日里炫耀自己的名號(hào)！,,,Content,what does it mean? To my understanding, the speaker meet

3、s her fellow friend, that is another “nobody”, when two “nobodies” meet, they can share all their similarities. But the author knows that if there is another “nobody”, she isn‘t a nobody any more. That’s why she wrote Do

4、n‘t tell! they’d advertise—you know!The tone of the author is changed in the second stanza, she feels confident of being a nobody, she describes somebody as a frog, It's because frogs make a lot of noise. The poem s

5、ays that frogs, though they can croak and make themselves heard and be noticed, are noticed only by "an admiring bog." The bog is the frog's environment, not the frog's friend. So who cares what the bog

6、 thinks?,,,That's what the poem says about being a "somebody" who gets noticed by an admiring public. Frequently, the relationship is impersonal and distanced, not like a real friendship. Somebody may have

7、many admirers, but they might not be able to make those personal connections that real friendship offers.,,,Comments:,1.It is a common mistake of people to say Emily Dickinson was secluded from the world and reflected th

8、is through her poetry. On the contrary, Dickinson tried very hard to publish her work but never succeeded. Not to say she was a social person, or "somebody," as she referred to people’s thought to be important

9、in this poem, but she did ask many newspaper people and other companies to inform the world of her magnificent and deep poetry, but never had her poetry published. Her poetry is very misleading in this area. Emily wrote

10、poems that expressed feelings of loneliness or seclusion. So, many concluded that because her work was never published, and because most of her poems are of sadness, she must be lonely and never tried to do anything to e

11、nlighten the world of her poetry. This common misconception had led many to believe "facts" in documentaries on her which, in fact, are just inferences.,,,2.In this poem, the speaker introduce herself as unim

12、portant. Here she mocks the pretension of the public world by imaging public figure as bull frogs. The speaker also describes public opinion as a swamp, something one sinks into, not some thing you would respect. She als

13、o implies that any other person of modesty would be hiding out with her free from the bog. She rhymes "Frog" and "Bog" to describe the somebody which she is making fun of.,在這首詩里，作者把自己說成是一個(gè)不重要的人,實(shí)際上是通過

14、對(duì)牛蛙的意象化，進(jìn)而對(duì)現(xiàn)實(shí)社會(huì)中的所謂公眾人物進(jìn)行嘲弄。作者還把公眾輿論比喻成人們深陷其中的沼澤地，而不是什么值得你敬重的東西。她也暗示了任何謙遜的人都能把自己從沼澤地里解脫出來?！癴rog” "bog"是押韻的，這樣描述出了名的人，實(shí)際上是一種捉弄。,,,3.In the poem, "I'm nobody! Who are you?", the direct meaning will

15、always be 'be yourself' and 'don't let anyone try and change you because being you is unique.'But she is already making it seem that people who don't fit in with one group, can fit in another. Di

16、ckinson had wanted to be cut off from the world, for reasons unknown. She always did have a bad taste in men.(all the men she liked were married, and none of them wanted to leave their wives for her.）,在這首“I'm nobody!

17、 Who are you ?”里，作者想直接表達(dá)的就是“讓你成為你自己”“不要讓任何人改變你，因?yàn)槟闶仟?dú)特的”。作者讓人們感覺到如果你不適合這樣一個(gè)群體，就會(huì)適合另外一個(gè)。但是，狄金森把自己與世隔絕，卻是何原因？的確，她對(duì)男人的感覺總是不爽（所有她愿意下嫁的男人卻沒有一個(gè)為了她離開他們的妻子。）,,,《我是無名之輩！你是誰？》采用了戲劇性獨(dú)白的形式，用自嘲和譏刺的語調(diào)，對(duì)夸夸其談而不惜身陷泥沼的庸俗之徒進(jìn)行了辛辣的諷刺，表明了詩人甘于平