文化透视英语教程 第1册PDF电子书下载

CONTENTS 1

Unit 1 Voices from the Family 1

Close Reading The Belated Father 1

Further Reading Ⅰ． Only Daughter 7

Ⅱ． I Want a Wife 10

Listening My Father 14

Writing Her Secrets 15

Unit 2 The House Divided 19

Close Reading The Antislavery Movement 19

Further Reading Ⅰ． A Nation Divided 26

Ⅱ． Slave Life 29

Listening Uncle Tom's Cabin Stirs the Nation 32

Writing The House Divided 34

Unit 3 Things to Be Remembered 37

Close Reading God in the Doorway 37

Further Reading Ⅰ． Shades of Black 42

Ⅱ． Salvation 46

Listening A Child Remembering Christmas Eve 49

Writing Julia 51

Unit 4 English as a Second Language 55

Close Reading Laughing in English 55

Further Reading Ⅰ． Mother Tongue 62

Ⅱ． English as a Second Language 67

Listening Teaching ESL Students 72

Writing The Function of a Language Teacher 74

Unit 5 Life in the City 77

Close Reading The Sounds of the City 77

Further Reading Ⅰ． New York 84

Ⅱ． Cornered 87

Listening City Life 90

Writing Washington, D.C 92

Unit 6 Good and Bad Manners 95

Close Reading Eye Contact 95

Further Reading Ⅰ． Desperately Seeking Mobile Phone Manners 102

Ⅱ． Discipline 105

Listening　Cell Phone Addiction 109

Writing　Minding Manners 111

Unit 7 Travel and Culture 113

Close Reading The End of the Road 113

Further Reading Ⅰ． A Suitcase's Sojourns and Other Stories 121

Ⅱ． The Tip-off on Tipping 124

Listening　Acquaint Yourself with Scandinavian Customs 127

Writing　Don't Let Your Business Deal Get Lost in the Translation 129

Unit 8 Bill Gates and His Empire 133

Close Reading Bill Gates: the Henry Ford of the PC Industry 133

Further Reading Ⅰ． Judge Orders Microsoft Split in 2 142

Ⅱ． They're Trying to Change the Rules 145

Listening　Anecdotes of Bill Gates 149

Writing　Gates and Software 151

Unit 9 Growing Up 155

Close Reading Shame 155

Further Reading Ⅰ． The Sanctuary of School 162

Ⅱ． Big White 165

Listening　Concerns Among American Teens 168

Writing　Theme for English B 170

Unit 10 Math and Gender 173

Close Reading When Bright Girls Decide That Math Is “a Waste of Time” 173

Further Reading Ⅰ． Who's Afraid of Math, and Why? 182

Ⅱ． School, Girls, and the Information Age 186

Listening　Girls Are Less Smart 189

Writing　Women Stop for Directions 191

Unit 11 The Homeless 195

Close Reading The Face of Homelessness: An Official Report 195

Further Reading Ⅰ． Homeless Families 203

Ⅱ． Janice 207

Listening　Cindy 210

Writing　Homeless Children 213

Unit 12 Health Issues 217

Close Reading Fear of Dearth 217

Further Reading Ⅰ． Exercise and Fitness 224

Ⅱ． Never Get Sick in July 228

Listening　Walking 231

Writing　Exercising for Maximum Weight Loss 233

Unit 13 Television Culture 237

Close Reading Why We Really Watch Made-for-TV Movies 237

Further Reading Ⅰ． Americans Embrace Television Culture 245

Ⅱ． Television, the Drug of the Nation 251

Listening　Audience Responses 255

Writing　A Wider Range of Choices on TV 257

Unit 14 On Reading 259

Close Reading The Future of Reading 259

Further Reading Ⅰ． Moon on a Silver Spoon 269

Ⅱ． Books Oft Have Such a Charm 272

Listening　Reading in the Electronic Age 276

Writing　Survival 278

Unit 15 Stereotyping 283

Close Reading The Media's Image of Arabs 283

Further Reading Ⅰ． Don't Let Stereotypes Warp Your Judgements 291

Ⅱ． Fighting Stereotypes 295

Listening　Media's Prejudices of Race 299

Writing　In Africa, Men Hold Hands 301

Unit 16 Native Americans 305

Close Reading Leaving Home for Carlisle Indian School 305

Further Reading Ⅰ． The Changing World of American Indians 314

Ⅱ． Indian Lands Lost 318

Listening　Laura Tohe （of the Navajo Tribe） 321

Writing　Native American Art 323