The Ravenの概要
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- 約25 min20 min fast, 30 min slow
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- 6,460語
- ページ数
- 32ページ32 in large print
- ライブラリ内の難易度
- 標準 longer sentences, everyday words
- 初版刊行年
- 1845by Edgar Allan Poe
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対象読者
This is for listeners who love dark, atmospheric stories, rich sound and rhythm, Gothic mood, and short works that stay in the mind. It suits anyone who enjoys a refrain returning again and again.
本の内容
Picture a quiet room at midnight in the bleak December. A man sits over old books, worn out by grief, when a soft tapping comes at his chamber door. He opens it and finds only darkness. Then he opens the window, and something strange steps in.
This is The Raven, an eighteen-stanza poem by Edgar Allan Poe, first printed in 1845. It made him the most prominent author in America for a time. One man, one bird, and the memory of a woman named Lenore fill its whole drama. You get the story scene by scene, with its symbols explained and the sound that makes it stick in the ear.
この要約の内容
- 1A Midnight Tapping Interrupts a Grieving Reader無料
- 2A Stately Raven Strides In and Speaks
- 3He Explains the Bird Away and Then Probes It
- 4His Questions Grow More Desperate With Each Answer
- 5The Poem Shows How Grief Feeds on Itself
- 6Reason, Belief and Omen Collide in the Chamber
- 7Sound, Refrain and Rhythm Cast the Spell
重要なポイント 1/7
A Midnight Tapping Interrupts a Grieving Reader
The poem begins at midnight, in the bleak December, with a man who cannot rest. He sits alone, weary in body and low in spirit, over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore. He is nearly napping when a gentle tapping starts, as if someone is softly rapping at his chamber door. Each dying ember in the fireplace throws its ghost upon the floor.
He hoped the books would bring surcease of sorrow, relief from his grief for Lenore. She is a rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore. Here on earth she is nameless for evermore. The books fail him, and he wishes only for the morning.
Then the rustling of each purple curtain fills him with fantastic terrors never felt before. To still his beating heart, he repeats a plain explanation. Some visitor is entreating entrance at his chamber door, and that is all. He opens the door wide and finds only darkness. He whispers a single word, Lenore, and an echo murmurs it back to him.
The tapping comes again, louder, now at the window lattice. He decides it must be the wind and goes to see. A sound comes, a sensible guess follows, a check is made, and the emptiness only deepens the dread. A quiet room, a sound at night and a lost love are enough to set everything moving.
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登場人物の紹介
- The Speaker
- A sleepless, grieving student of old books who mourns Lenore and wants either comfort or an answer from the strange visitor in his room.
- The Raven
- A stately black bird that enters from the night, perches above the door and answers every question with one word.
- Lenore
- The rare and radiant woman the speaker has lost, named by the angels, whose memory he cannot put down.
- Pallas
- A bust of the goddess of wisdom above the chamber door, where the raven chooses to perch.
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- 長さ約6,460語
- 読書にかかる時間約25分
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- 言語英語とほか13言語
『The Raven』についての質問
What is The Raven about?
A grieving man sits alone at midnight in December, mourning his lost Lenore. A raven enters his room, perches above his door and answers his questions with a single word, which draws him deeper into sorrow.
What does the raven symbolize in the poem?
Readers have seen it as Memory, mourning and hopelessness made visible. Some see an omen from the underworld, and others see the speaker's own mind, since the bird only repeats one word he can read in many ways.
Who is Lenore in The Raven?
Lenore is the woman the speaker has lost. He calls her rare and radiant and says the angels name her Lenore. She never appears, but her memory is what drives his questions and his grief.
When was The Raven written and published?
Poe published it in 1845 in the American Review, at first under the name Quarles. It was reprinted soon after and brought him wide fame. The poem was gathered the same year in a book called The Raven and Other Poems.
Why is The Raven so easy to remember?
Its beat is steady, its rhymes come inside the lines as well as at the ends, and its refrain returns in almost every stanza. Reading it aloud makes the sound and the mood easy to follow and hold.
この版を引用します
Poe, Edgar Allan. The Raven. Library of Alexandria, 2026, libraryofalexandria.com/products/the-raven.
Poe, E. A. (2026). The raven. Library of Alexandria. https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/the-raven (Original work published 1845)
Poe, Edgar Allan. The Raven. Library of Alexandria, 2026. https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/the-raven.
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author = {Poe, Edgar Allan},
title = {The Raven},
publisher = {Library of Alexandria},
year = {2026},
url = {https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/the-raven},
note = {First published 1845}
}
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