What did the writer say in the preface of the book?

者在这本书序言里说什么?

L. Frank Baum's introduction claims the book is just an innocent children's story.

者序言中 说了这本书只是童话故事。

If you're watching this on Youtube, you can look in the video description, and there's an example paragraph using some of the sentences from this lesson, so this is a possible introduction to the question that we've looked at.

如果你在Youtube上观看视频，你可以查看视频描述，你会看到有举例段落用到本课句子，所以这就是针对问题得出序言。

Ruburt, in writing his Introduction this afternoon, used a term which is an excellent one.

鲁柏今天下午在写他序言时，用了一个绝词。

In the introduction to the 1831 edition of the book, Shelley made her real-life inspiration crystal clear, writing, “Perhaps a corpse would be re-animated: galvanism had given token of such things.”

在这本1831年版书序言中，雪莱把她现实生活中灵感写得非常清楚，“也许一具尸体会重新激活: 电疗法给了这样东西一个象征。”

Do not read pessimistic or conflicting literature, or get into arguments upon the matter. Do very little reading, outside of the writers mentioned in the Preface.

不要阅读任何宣扬悲观思想品，也不要涉足任何与此有关争辩。除了在序言中提到家外，尽量少涉猎。

" Prosperity in a world of finite resources, " as European environment commissioner Janez Potocnik once put it, in the foreword to an Ellen MacArthur Foundation report.

这就是欧洲环境事务专员亚内兹·波多尼克在为艾伦·麦克阿瑟基金会报告撰写序言时所称“在有限资源下维持繁荣”。

To get you started thinking about transitive verbs, consider this stanza from " Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note, " by the famous author Amiri Baraka.

为了让你更好地理解及物动词，请看著名家阿米利·巴拉卡《二十卷绝命书序言》中这一小节诗。

In the introduction to the Handbook of Positive Psychology, Martin Seligman who we talked about last time, considered the father of positive psychology.

在《积极心理手册》序言里 我们上次提到Martin Seligman. 他认为是积极心理之父。

This is your introduction; you don't want to start answering the question yet.

这是你序言，你不用先回答问题。

One of the most direct references to Greek mythology is the preface to The Deathly Hallows.

对希腊神话最直接参考之一是《死亡圣器》序言。

Your aim in the introduction is to summarise your answers to these questions.

序言目是对这些问题答案总结。

Even if you aren't sure how to use these ideas at first, keep thinking about them, and it will help you to write better introductions.

即使你开始不确定如何使用这些想法，把它们记在心里会有助于你写出更好序言。

In the same way, if your essay starts with an interesting introduction, your reader will want to like your essay.

同样，如果你章以有趣序言为开头，你读者会喜欢你章。

And he wrote an essay about Gatsby that was the introduction to a reissue.

他还撰写了一篇关于盖茨比章，为再版书序言。

The very first sentence of the preface to Frankenstein reads thus.

《弗兰肯斯坦》序言第一句话是这样写。

I mean, what historical account doesn't have its precursors, or its backstories, or its prologues?

我意思是，哪有历史记载没有其前身、背景故事或序言？

It's also got a forward by Angela Davis.

书中还收录了安吉拉·戴维斯所序言。

And then, and then the best part of it, it's the prologue of my book.

然后，然后最好部分是，它是我书序言。

Like, because look, if we look at, like, when I read the author's note and he said, well, I don't really have, he literally says, well, these stories, you know, I had these three stories and I kind of strung them together.

就像，因为你看，如果我们看看，比如当我读到者序言时，他说，其实我并没有，他真说，这些故事，你知道，我有这三个故事，我只是把它们串联在一起。