poem和poetry的区别

这两个词的区别我懂，"Poem"通常指一篇较短的创作，长度通常从几行到几页，与诗歌的形式紧密相关。而"poetry"则是更为广泛包容的概念，不仅仅限于诗歌的形式，还可以包括以其他文学形式表达的艺术。给大家简单总结了两个词的含义、发音以及用法，先大概的了解一下~~

接下来让我们看下poem和poetry的其他区别：

1. "Poem"是一个具体的创作物，指一篇或一首诗。 "Poetry"则是一个更为普遍且抽象的概念，表示诗歌的艺术形式或风格。

例句：

- William Wordsworth wrote many famous poems, such as "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud."?

威廉·华兹华斯写了许多著名的诗歌，如《我独自徘徊在云端》。

- The study of poetry includes analyzing structure, form, and poetic devices.?

诗歌的研究包括分析结构、形式和诗歌手法。

2. "Poem"强调具体的文学作品，通常指诗的某一单独作品。而"poetry"则强调整体的风格或比喻性的表达方式。

例句：

- One of Emily Dickinson's most famous poems is "Because I could not stop for Death."?

艾米莉·狄金森最著名的诗之一是《因为我不能停下来迎接死亡》。

- The poetry of the Romantic period is known for its emphasis on emotion and natural beauty.

浪漫主义时期的诗歌以情感和自然之美为主要特征。

3. "Poem"是一个独立的创作，与其他文体有明显的差异。而"poetry"则是一种创作方式和表达文学的方式。

例句：

- Maya Angelou's poem "Still I Rise" is an inspiring work about resilience and courage.

玛雅·安吉罗的《我依旧崛起》是一篇鼓舞人心的作品，讲述了坚韧和勇气。

- The poetry of John Keats is known for its beauty, sensuality, and melancholy.

约翰·济慈的诗歌以其美感、感性和忧郁而闻名。

4. "Poem"在形式和风格上可以有不同的变化。"Poetry"则涵盖了不同种类的创作方式和含义。

例句：

- Shel Silverstein's humorous poems are beloved by both children and adults.?

谢尔·西尔弗斯坦的幽默诗歌受到儿童和成年人的喜爱。

- The poetry of Langston Hughes often grappled with themes of racism, identity, and social equality.?

兰斯顿·休斯的诗歌经常探讨种族主义、身份认同和社会平等的主题。

5. "Poem"通常指一篇较短的创作，长度通常从几行到几页，与诗歌的形式紧密相关。而"poetry"则是更为广泛包容的概念，不仅仅限于诗歌的形式，还可以包括以其他文学形式表达的艺术。

例句：

- Robert Frost's poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is a haunting depiction of isolation and death.?

罗伯特·弗罗斯特的《在雪夜中驻足凝望树林》是一个令人难以忘怀的描绘孤独和死亡的作品。

- The words of Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights activists have been called "poetry in motion" for their powerful and inspiring language.?

马丁·路德·金和其他民权活动家的话语因其强有力和鼓舞人心的语言被称为“移动的诗歌”。

I have a prejudice against homeless people. When I see them, they make me feel uncomfortable, I assume that they let their life get out of control and therefore are paying the price for their own inattention to what it takes to get through life. I have a friend who was homeless for a short period of time; she has a Masters degree. So the prejudice that I have against homeless people--a negative feeling that they are all shifty, untrustworthy, uneducated and unskilled--is unfounded. But despite that, my behavior is partially determined by that prejudice I have.

Stereotypes are aggregated traits and characteristics that we tend to ascribe to ALL members of the same group. In my example above, my limited exposure to homeless people leads me to believe that what little I DO know is applicable to ALL homeless people. A lot of this is perpetuated by the media. How many times have you seen a TV show that depicts homeless people as thieves, scoundrels, dirty, uneducated, on-the-make, untrustworthy, shifty, dirty, mentally unstable, etc. etc. etc.? From those depictions we tend assume that ALL homeless people have those traits which is not true.

Prejudice ?

Stereotype

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