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建立人际资源圈Research Report on Bliss Carman
2015-07-06 来源: 51due教员组 类别: Report范文
Bliss Carman, a Canadian poet, lived most of his life in the United States, where he achieved international fame. He was recognized as Canada's poet laureate and one of the Confederation Poets.
The influences that shaped Carman into a writer
Carman got education at the Fredericton Collegiate School and the University of New Brunswick (UNB), where he earned a B.A. in 1881. When he got educated at the Collegiate School, his headmaster influenced him a lot in literature and led him to bury himself into the heaven of literature. The headmaster also introduced him to the poetry of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Algernon Charles Swinburne. In 1879, Carman published his first work in the UNB Monthly.
After the death of his father and his mother, Carman was admitted by Harvard University in 1886 and spent one year studying there. At Harvard, he became a member of a literary circle. This circle consisted of American poet Richard Hovey who would become his close friend and his collaborator on the successful Vagabondia poetry series, and Herbert Copeland and F. Holland Day, who would later form the Boston publishing firm Copeland & Day that would launch Vagabondia.[3]
It is also said that much of Carman’s works followed after those of Sappho at the beginning, which made his poetry so popular.
In the journey of becoming a writer, there was another person that helps him a lot with his courage and economy. It was Mary Perry King. In 1896, Carman met Mary Perry King. Since then, she became an angle in his life who gave him a lot of warmth and comfort in his psychology: when he struck bottom, she just stood beside him and encourage him to fight against the challenges. And he seldom got income from his works. Fortunately, Mrs. King became his patron: giving him clothes and food. It was the greatest and long-lasting female’s influence that encouraged him to go on his writing journey.
The impact of his works on audiences
In 1894, Songs of Vagabondia, the first work that Carman collaborated with Hovey, was published by Copeland & Day. Very soon, the work went popular among their audiences, especially among college students who very agreed with the work’s anti-materialistic themes, its celebration of freedom, and its glorification of comradeship. Looking back to the history background in Canada in the 1890s, it can be informed that people at that time suffered a lot in physical, psychological, and spiritual condition by urban modernity. Inspired from Carman’s work, they got encouraged to pursue their mind- body- spirit harmonization. Therefore, it is fair to say that Carman saved a generation of people in his time.
Carman’s philosophy of what writing and literature does
Previously, it is mentioned that Carman’s works advocated freedom, which achieved great echo among people. Here, Freedom means getting liberation both in mind and body, wiping out materialism which was brought about by urban modernization stress. That is the core value of Carman’s philosophy of what writing and literature does. This philosophy was named “unitrinianism” which drew on the theories of François-Alexandre-Nicolas-Chéri Delsarte.
Carman’s preferred styles and themes
In the first paragraph, it is stated that Carman was one of Confederation Poets. The group came into being from the 1890s to the 1920s. It not only focused on classical forms and subjects, but also realistic description, exploration of innovative technique and the individual's relationships both to the natural world and modern civilization. Besides, in the period of Victoria, British literature was considered as the world class. The Confederation Poets followed after the tradition of late Victorian literature; and like most in that tradition, the greatest influences on them were the Romantics.
Frye once had given comments on these poets: "Like the later painters, these poets were lyrical in tone and romantic in attitude; like the painters, they sought for the most part uninhabited landscape."
My own reaction to the author’s writing style and themes
After the research, what impressed me most is that Carman’s works focused on describing individual's relationships both to the natural world and modern civilization, which showed that he really paid attention to true feeling of his audiences. It is why his works created positive impacts on his audiences: pursue their love for freedom and hate for materialism. In my opinion, he saved people’s soul. I think I should call him as the soul doctor, not only as a writer. He lived up to people expectation on him and was worth becoming a member of the Confederation Poets.
Homage
In this task, I would like to pay tributes to one of Confederation Poets. He is Archibald Lampman. He had been recognized as “the Canadian Keats”. The Canadian Encyclopedia says that he was considered as the finest of Canada's late 19th-century poets in English." In order to express my admiration for him, I would like to write in the form of opinion essay, which is the easiest and the most rational way for me to take.
His poetry mostly described the subjects in nature, showing his love and awe for nature
He aimed to write poems that was inspiring in content, and was able to reflect the real beauty in life and unveil social evils objectively, which showed that he had a keen insight into life and a critical thinking way, and paid attention to creating positive social effects. Meanwhile, the expression in his poems had graceful rhythm and was easy to understand for ordinary people. The above characteristics are rarely owned by other poets.
Among all his poems, the best seller may be The City of the End of Things which was featured by his love for nature and critical stance toward the urban modernization and social phenomena. In this poem, he appeared to be an outspoken critic who had a rational insight absent in his fellows.
In his life, he had achieved a lot of acclamations. For example, Malcolm Ross, once admired Lampman in this way: “ Lampman , it is true, has the camera eye. But Lampman is no mere photographer. With Scott (and more completely than Scott), he has, poetically, met the demands of his place and his time. Like Roberts (and more intensively than Roberts), he searches for the ideas that are germinal for him, infecting the tissue of his thought. Every idea is approached as potentially the substance of a 'clearer self.' Even landscape is made into a symbol of the deep, interior processes of the self, or is used to induce a settling of the troubled surfaces of the mind and a miraculous transparency that opens into the depths." For me, the words is the best and the most suitable ones to pay tributes to Lampman’s writing style.
Reflection
I came across some difficulties in writing this paper. For example, the most difficult thing in completing the whole task was to find the needed information. In the sea of information on the Internet, I almost went crazy. There was so many related and unrelated information that I can’t decide what I should put into use. Before beginning to write my paper, I read many articles that gave remarks on the writer I looked into. However, all the articles wrote in different angles and different expressions, which made me confused about the writer’s theme and styles. To understand the real theme and styles of the writer, I started to read some famous works of the writer. In this process, I not only calmed down my fickleness, but also got a full-round understanding about the writer. From this experience, I realize that researching by oneself is a good way to learn something though he or she has to go through a hardship both in his mind and psychology, just as the saying goes: “no pains, no gains”.
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The influences that shaped Carman into a writer
Carman got education at the Fredericton Collegiate School and the University of New Brunswick (UNB), where he earned a B.A. in 1881. When he got educated at the Collegiate School, his headmaster influenced him a lot in literature and led him to bury himself into the heaven of literature. The headmaster also introduced him to the poetry of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Algernon Charles Swinburne. In 1879, Carman published his first work in the UNB Monthly.
After the death of his father and his mother, Carman was admitted by Harvard University in 1886 and spent one year studying there. At Harvard, he became a member of a literary circle. This circle consisted of American poet Richard Hovey who would become his close friend and his collaborator on the successful Vagabondia poetry series, and Herbert Copeland and F. Holland Day, who would later form the Boston publishing firm Copeland & Day that would launch Vagabondia.[3]
It is also said that much of Carman’s works followed after those of Sappho at the beginning, which made his poetry so popular.
In the journey of becoming a writer, there was another person that helps him a lot with his courage and economy. It was Mary Perry King. In 1896, Carman met Mary Perry King. Since then, she became an angle in his life who gave him a lot of warmth and comfort in his psychology: when he struck bottom, she just stood beside him and encourage him to fight against the challenges. And he seldom got income from his works. Fortunately, Mrs. King became his patron: giving him clothes and food. It was the greatest and long-lasting female’s influence that encouraged him to go on his writing journey.
The impact of his works on audiences
In 1894, Songs of Vagabondia, the first work that Carman collaborated with Hovey, was published by Copeland & Day. Very soon, the work went popular among their audiences, especially among college students who very agreed with the work’s anti-materialistic themes, its celebration of freedom, and its glorification of comradeship. Looking back to the history background in Canada in the 1890s, it can be informed that people at that time suffered a lot in physical, psychological, and spiritual condition by urban modernity. Inspired from Carman’s work, they got encouraged to pursue their mind- body- spirit harmonization. Therefore, it is fair to say that Carman saved a generation of people in his time.
Carman’s philosophy of what writing and literature does
Previously, it is mentioned that Carman’s works advocated freedom, which achieved great echo among people. Here, Freedom means getting liberation both in mind and body, wiping out materialism which was brought about by urban modernization stress. That is the core value of Carman’s philosophy of what writing and literature does. This philosophy was named “unitrinianism” which drew on the theories of François-Alexandre-Nicolas-Chéri Delsarte.
Carman’s preferred styles and themes
In the first paragraph, it is stated that Carman was one of Confederation Poets. The group came into being from the 1890s to the 1920s. It not only focused on classical forms and subjects, but also realistic description, exploration of innovative technique and the individual's relationships both to the natural world and modern civilization. Besides, in the period of Victoria, British literature was considered as the world class. The Confederation Poets followed after the tradition of late Victorian literature; and like most in that tradition, the greatest influences on them were the Romantics.
Frye once had given comments on these poets: "Like the later painters, these poets were lyrical in tone and romantic in attitude; like the painters, they sought for the most part uninhabited landscape."
My own reaction to the author’s writing style and themes
After the research, what impressed me most is that Carman’s works focused on describing individual's relationships both to the natural world and modern civilization, which showed that he really paid attention to true feeling of his audiences. It is why his works created positive impacts on his audiences: pursue their love for freedom and hate for materialism. In my opinion, he saved people’s soul. I think I should call him as the soul doctor, not only as a writer. He lived up to people expectation on him and was worth becoming a member of the Confederation Poets.
Homage
In this task, I would like to pay tributes to one of Confederation Poets. He is Archibald Lampman. He had been recognized as “the Canadian Keats”. The Canadian Encyclopedia says that he was considered as the finest of Canada's late 19th-century poets in English." In order to express my admiration for him, I would like to write in the form of opinion essay, which is the easiest and the most rational way for me to take.
His poetry mostly described the subjects in nature, showing his love and awe for nature
He aimed to write poems that was inspiring in content, and was able to reflect the real beauty in life and unveil social evils objectively, which showed that he had a keen insight into life and a critical thinking way, and paid attention to creating positive social effects. Meanwhile, the expression in his poems had graceful rhythm and was easy to understand for ordinary people. The above characteristics are rarely owned by other poets.
Among all his poems, the best seller may be The City of the End of Things which was featured by his love for nature and critical stance toward the urban modernization and social phenomena. In this poem, he appeared to be an outspoken critic who had a rational insight absent in his fellows.
In his life, he had achieved a lot of acclamations. For example, Malcolm Ross, once admired Lampman in this way: “ Lampman , it is true, has the camera eye. But Lampman is no mere photographer. With Scott (and more completely than Scott), he has, poetically, met the demands of his place and his time. Like Roberts (and more intensively than Roberts), he searches for the ideas that are germinal for him, infecting the tissue of his thought. Every idea is approached as potentially the substance of a 'clearer self.' Even landscape is made into a symbol of the deep, interior processes of the self, or is used to induce a settling of the troubled surfaces of the mind and a miraculous transparency that opens into the depths." For me, the words is the best and the most suitable ones to pay tributes to Lampman’s writing style.
Reflection
I came across some difficulties in writing this paper. For example, the most difficult thing in completing the whole task was to find the needed information. In the sea of information on the Internet, I almost went crazy. There was so many related and unrelated information that I can’t decide what I should put into use. Before beginning to write my paper, I read many articles that gave remarks on the writer I looked into. However, all the articles wrote in different angles and different expressions, which made me confused about the writer’s theme and styles. To understand the real theme and styles of the writer, I started to read some famous works of the writer. In this process, I not only calmed down my fickleness, but also got a full-round understanding about the writer. From this experience, I realize that researching by oneself is a good way to learn something though he or she has to go through a hardship both in his mind and psychology, just as the saying goes: “no pains, no gains”.
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