Something has been happening to the concept of "fiction",/ M; r. R4 i% ?$ e
either in critical discourse and elsewhere. For a long time, __1__
6 d9 l9 H# ~# n+ Z/ i* K this concept operated under common understood restrictions. __2__1 g# n# C/ |0 [& n& F; U" X' X
It was used to refer to a certain genre of literature; a certain __3__
s. {, S5 x) P: J aspect of literature in general——the element of plot, action,
. e& A( `$ y2 o- ?& ~9 i8 p or fable, including such constituents like character, setting, __4__
: m3 E; N X6 c& R% a scene, and so on; and to any narrative or story contained __5__ n# U: V& d' v& A! T$ x
a large element of invention. But recently, the concept of
6 ?9 O7 Y* j1 K- e "fiction" has undergone an extension. Though still used to __6__
# Z+ K* p3 o8 i refer to the action or plot of literary work, it has come to __7__
9 u/ C; o/ X. \: }( v% \ be appllied to something more: to the ideas, themes, and
6 a8 \; }; [! ?$ }/ L, |/ |+ d beliefs that are being embodied in the action or plot. It is __8__
, @( l' J/ K. _- U8 G not only the events in literature that are regarded as fictive
v# p' b& r0 o1 W but the "message" or "world view" conveyed in the presentation7 \& x$ n' }$ f2 w# M2 F
of the events as well. And this is not the end of the matter.& e; f+ \" i- S+ |$ Z
Gone a step further, critics now sometimes suggest, by a kind __9__0 c7 l3 t Y! ]9 i
of tautology, that literary meanings are fictions although all __10__8 t8 I7 {5 d% W- W. F
meanings are fictions, this critical view asserts that "life" and
/ s: A% r/ u8 Z "reality" are themselves fictions.
: q2 l3 R# ]$ v3 H& ` 答案及解析:
2 t( K) J. L) u( F I% B 1. either—both1 {% ?# [7 d( ^/ j6 r+ J0 S$ V0 D
both...and...为固定搭配。
; T3 Q# {8 Y B- h 2. common—commonly" E8 O7 ]+ ?0 y2 _5 |% K
过去分词understood作定语,需要副词修饰
1 V% K0 j( y9 a( o( G# o5 O0 s 3. 在第二个a certain前加to
* K5 k5 C7 M7 L. |- f" G" _ 与前面的to短语并列,都为refer to所加的短语, }' I3 B& x8 u* g0 w
4. like—as 或 删掉such: T9 T) f, _: D1 M! `" K* ~+ F
such...as为固定搭配。如删掉such则为单独由like引出所举的说明性的例子3 f3 u3 ~7 {2 O
5. contained—containing
( T( r( i0 g" J% A 现在分词做定语,相当于定语从句。1 B& ]+ Z5 m) x5 T8 l: K
6. extension—expansion* p" Y, [) z" Q l( G G
extension与expansion为形近词,前者强调纵向的扩大,增加或延长,后者着重多方位的,全面的发展和扩大。8 {* ^* [1 B, _; g D o3 g; M
7. work—works% M# s7 R4 Q, x, a. y6 T; e* q2 b" K0 m
此处指的是文学作品,常用works。' U G- |( i/ J6 ]; s
8. 删掉being# y/ P4 j$ r/ G- M9 X3 a' G
整篇文章都为一般现在时。
H& l, P# ]9 u) p 9. Gone—Going! v+ d2 g: Y* q$ z1 F& V$ L
现在分词作状语,表示动作由主语发出。1 m$ H3 F$ c4 _3 h( k4 T! A& c
10. although—because+ U7 u+ o0 S( [9 ~
应该是原因状语从句,而不是让步状语从句。 |