鲁滨逊漂流记

出版时间：2004-1  出版社：华东师范大学出版社  作者：(英)Defoe,D.  页数：157  字数：130000  
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前言

　　一套供青少年和英语爱好者阅读的丛书，应满足三个要求：　　Read for pleasure；　　Read for information；　　Read for language improvement.　　《Black Cat有声名著阶梯阅读》满足了以上要求而有余。　　首先，这是一套同时供听觉享受的书。一部作品，当它由专业演员朗读时，就能以其优美的声音、抑扬顿挫的语调、加上传神的表达，使读者和听者真正身临其境，最充分地领会作品中的情、境、思。而这一效果，就不是只有白纸黑字的书面材料所能提供的了。加之这套书图文并茂，更使视、听两种感官得以完美地结合。　　其次，这套书为读、听者提供了有益的背景资料，包括作家生平、时代背景、人文知识等，有助于培养青少年的跨文化意识。书中许多传世名画，更给人充分的艺术享受。　　再者，虽是读物，却兼具教科书的功能。每本书都编入为数不少的练习，涉及阅读理解、词汇辨释以及语法结构等，为课堂的语言教学提供了有效的补充。　　在教育部颁布的国家英语课程标准中指出了泛读的重要性，明确规定了学生每学期的课外阅读量。学习任何外语，只有课内的精读，没有课外大量的泛读，是不可能学好的，更不用说获得语感。《Black Cat有声名著阶梯阅读》丛书的编印出版，为广大青少年和英语爱好者提供了一个学习英语的新天地——我为你们庆幸。

内容概要

荒岛历险孤胆胜天    鲁滨逊热爱海上冒险，在一次海难中，他成了唯一的幸存者，被抛到了荒岛上，开始了孤独生活。他修建住所、种植粮食，历经种种困难，以自己的智慧和意志顽强地活了下来。他从食人族手中解救了“星期五”，从此两人相依为命；直到从叛乱的船员手中解救了船长之后，鲁滨逊三十五年的磨难才得以结束……

书籍目录

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　　Never compare your situation to a worse one！God may place youin the worse situation，SO that you long for your old life！I say，Godwas just to leave me Oil an island，where I really was alone！If I hadbeen content 1 to stay as 1 was.1 would have been rich and happy.By leaving me on an island，God made me understand this. The captain of the Portuguese ship advised me to send for somemoney.I had left my money with a friend in London.My friendsent me the money in the form of English goods.When theyarrived，I thought that my fortune was made.I sold the goods at agreat profit for about four hundred pounds.As soon as I got thismoney，I bought myself a Negro slave. After four years，I had learned the language and made somefriends among my fellow planters.I told them of the trade in Negroslaves on the African coast.‘If a merchant takes knives，hatchets，2and other things of little value，’I said，‘he can easily trade them for gold and Negro slaves.’ They listened very attentively，especially to the part aboutbuying slaves.There were very few slaves in Brazil at the time，andthey cost a lot of money.Three planters came to me the nextmorning.They said they planned to buy a ship and sail to theAfrican coast to buy slaves.They wanted to make one voyage only，then share 3 the slaves among their plantations.4 They asked me if 1would go on this voyage，and they promised that 1 would have a share of slaves without spending any money.　　......