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《西方文化引論》的撰寫初衷是為了了解甚至體驗來自西方的精神文化生活。語言只是文化的載體，離開文化，語言不易掌握。對外語學習者如此，對教外語的老師來說，也需要提高西方文化修養。因為單純的語言點講解，不管你處理得多么精彩，如果缺乏人文知識的輔助，就不會引起學生的共鳴。解決以上問題的辦法就是讓學習者盡可能多地接觸西方文化，可以將大學英語部分課時用于介紹西方歷史、宗教、文學藝術等，在外語專業二年級下學期或三年級上學期增加西方文化課時。《西方文化引論》是基於數年教學和研究的體會，其目的是服務廣大外語學人。
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Chapter One The Ancient Greeks
Ⅰ. History
1. The Minoans
2. The Mycenaeans
3. Classsical Greece
3. 1 The war with the Persians
3.2 Civil wars
3. 3 Cultural life
4. The Macedonians
4. 1 Alexander the Great
4. 2 The Hellenistic Age (336－31 BC)
Ⅱ. Religion
1. Religion in ancient Greece
2. Origin of Greek mythology
3. Gods as protectors
4. Worship
5. Features of Greek mythology
5.1 Polytheism
5.2 Personification
5.3 Metamorphoses
5.4 Omnipotence
5.5 Diversity of attributes
5.6 Different stories of a god
5.7 Characters with the same name
5.8 A history of its own
6. Mythology and superstition of Greeks
7. Hero worship
8. The preservation of Greek mythology
9. Greek mythology and various branches of learning
10. Position of Greek mythology in modern life
Ⅲ. Philosophy
1. Greece, a land of philosophers
2. Plato (430－347 BC)
3. Aristotle (384－322 BC)
Ⅳ. Literature
1. Greek poetry
1.1 Homer
The Iliad
The Odyssey
1.2 Hesiod
2. Greek drama
2.1 Aeschylus (525－456 BC)
2. 2 Sophocles (496－406 BC)
2. 3 Aristophanes (450－385 BC)
Chapter Two The Ancient Romans
Ⅰ. Origin Of Rome
Ⅱ. Roman Republic
1. The Founding of Roman Republic
2. Social structure
3. Political life of Roman Republic
4. Expansion of Rome
4. 1 Early expansion
4. 2 The Roman legion
4.3 The three Punic Wars (264－146 BC)
4. 4 The war with Macedon (214－146 BC)
4. 5 The conquest of Asia Minor
4. 6 Provincial government
5. Social problems of the Republic
5.1 The Social War (90－88 BC)
5. 2 The First Civil War (88－82 BC)
5.3 Slave uprising
5.4 The generals' abuse of power
5. 5 The Second Civil War (49－45 BC)
5.6 End of Caesar's dictatorship
5.7 The Second Triumvirate
Ⅲ. Literature during the Republic
1. Drama
1.1 Titus Maccius Plautus (250－184 BC)
1.2 Terence (190/180－159 BC)
2. Prose
2. 1 Gaius Julius Caesar (100－44 BC)
2. 2 Marcus Tullius Cicero (106－43 BC)
3. Poetry
Titus Lucretius Carus (99－55 BC)
Ⅳ. The Roman Empire
1. Augustus
2. Pax Romana
3. Engineering and architecture
Ⅴ. Roman Religion
1. Roman mythology
1.1 Origin
1.2 Worship
1.3 The identification with Greek gods
1.4 Deification
2. Divination
Ⅵ. Literature in the Roman Empire
1. Poetry
1.1 Virgil (70－19 BC)
1.2 Horace (65－8 BC)
1.3 Ovid (43 BC－18 AD)
2. Fiction
Apuleius (1247－1757 AD)
Chapter Three The Jews and Early Christianity
Ⅰ. A Brief History of the Jews
1. The Israelites
2. The Jews
3. The appearance of the Hebrew Bible
4. Synagogue
5. Hellenization of Jews
6. Roman conquest and Anti－Roman revolt
7. Judaist groups
Ⅱ. The Birth of Christianity
Ⅲ. Early Christian Worship
Ⅳ. The Spread of Christianity
1. Early missionaries
2. Persecution against Christians
3. Church organization
4. Emergence of Christianity as the religion of the Roman Empire
Ⅴ. Basic Ideas of the Christian Faith
Ⅵ. Christianity and Some Other Beliefs
Ⅶ. The Establishment of the Papacy
Ⅷ. Reasons for the Success of Christianity
Ⅸ. Major Christian Festivals
1. Christmas
2. Easter
Ⅹ. An Introduction to the Bible
1. The Old Testament
1.1 The books of law
1.2 The books of history
1.3 The books of poetry
……
Chapter Four The Medieval Period
Chapter five renaissance
Chapter six the enlightenment period
Chapter Seven the romantic period
Chapter eight realism and naturalism
Chapter nine modernism and the rise of popular culture
bibliography
Ⅰ. History
1. The Minoans
2. The Mycenaeans
3. Classsical Greece
3. 1 The war with the Persians
3.2 Civil wars
3. 3 Cultural life
4. The Macedonians
4. 1 Alexander the Great
4. 2 The Hellenistic Age (336－31 BC)
Ⅱ. Religion
1. Religion in ancient Greece
2. Origin of Greek mythology
3. Gods as protectors
4. Worship
5. Features of Greek mythology
5.1 Polytheism
5.2 Personification
5.3 Metamorphoses
5.4 Omnipotence
5.5 Diversity of attributes
5.6 Different stories of a god
5.7 Characters with the same name
5.8 A history of its own
6. Mythology and superstition of Greeks
7. Hero worship
8. The preservation of Greek mythology
9. Greek mythology and various branches of learning
10. Position of Greek mythology in modern life
Ⅲ. Philosophy
1. Greece, a land of philosophers
2. Plato (430－347 BC)
3. Aristotle (384－322 BC)
Ⅳ. Literature
1. Greek poetry
1.1 Homer
The Iliad
The Odyssey
1.2 Hesiod
2. Greek drama
2.1 Aeschylus (525－456 BC)
2. 2 Sophocles (496－406 BC)
2. 3 Aristophanes (450－385 BC)
Chapter Two The Ancient Romans
Ⅰ. Origin Of Rome
Ⅱ. Roman Republic
1. The Founding of Roman Republic
2. Social structure
3. Political life of Roman Republic
4. Expansion of Rome
4. 1 Early expansion
4. 2 The Roman legion
4.3 The three Punic Wars (264－146 BC)
4. 4 The war with Macedon (214－146 BC)
4. 5 The conquest of Asia Minor
4. 6 Provincial government
5. Social problems of the Republic
5.1 The Social War (90－88 BC)
5. 2 The First Civil War (88－82 BC)
5.3 Slave uprising
5.4 The generals' abuse of power
5. 5 The Second Civil War (49－45 BC)
5.6 End of Caesar's dictatorship
5.7 The Second Triumvirate
Ⅲ. Literature during the Republic
1. Drama
1.1 Titus Maccius Plautus (250－184 BC)
1.2 Terence (190/180－159 BC)
2. Prose
2. 1 Gaius Julius Caesar (100－44 BC)
2. 2 Marcus Tullius Cicero (106－43 BC)
3. Poetry
Titus Lucretius Carus (99－55 BC)
Ⅳ. The Roman Empire
1. Augustus
2. Pax Romana
3. Engineering and architecture
Ⅴ. Roman Religion
1. Roman mythology
1.1 Origin
1.2 Worship
1.3 The identification with Greek gods
1.4 Deification
2. Divination
Ⅵ. Literature in the Roman Empire
1. Poetry
1.1 Virgil (70－19 BC)
1.2 Horace (65－8 BC)
1.3 Ovid (43 BC－18 AD)
2. Fiction
Apuleius (1247－1757 AD)
Chapter Three The Jews and Early Christianity
Ⅰ. A Brief History of the Jews
1. The Israelites
2. The Jews
3. The appearance of the Hebrew Bible
4. Synagogue
5. Hellenization of Jews
6. Roman conquest and Anti－Roman revolt
7. Judaist groups
Ⅱ. The Birth of Christianity
Ⅲ. Early Christian Worship
Ⅳ. The Spread of Christianity
1. Early missionaries
2. Persecution against Christians
3. Church organization
4. Emergence of Christianity as the religion of the Roman Empire
Ⅴ. Basic Ideas of the Christian Faith
Ⅵ. Christianity and Some Other Beliefs
Ⅶ. The Establishment of the Papacy
Ⅷ. Reasons for the Success of Christianity
Ⅸ. Major Christian Festivals
1. Christmas
2. Easter
Ⅹ. An Introduction to the Bible
1. The Old Testament
1.1 The books of law
1.2 The books of history
1.3 The books of poetry
……
Chapter Four The Medieval Period
Chapter five renaissance
Chapter six the enlightenment period
Chapter Seven the romantic period
Chapter eight realism and naturalism
Chapter nine modernism and the rise of popular culture
bibliography
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