簡明英國文學史

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《簡明英國文學史》是一部學術價值和閱讀性兼具的英國文學教材，適合高等學校英語專業(yè)或具有同等水平的學習者使用。作者集多年英國文學教學經驗與研究成果之精華，精心編寫而成。介紹自古英語時期至20世紀90年代英國文學發(fā)展脈絡，流派和主要作家及其作品。突出文學研究的評介性，用國內外有爭議的觀點啟發(fā)讀者的興趣，培養(yǎng)學習者的獨立思考意識。配有豐富、珍貴的圖片，直觀性、趣味性強。每部分均配測試題，書后附專有名詞、大事年表、參考書目和索引，便于學習者和教師參考使用。

書籍目錄

Part Ⅰ Old and Middle English Periods (450-1485)
  Chapter 1  Old English Period and Beowulf
    Ⅰ.Old English Period
    Ⅱ. Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem Beowulf
  Chapter 2  Middle English Period and Chaucer
    Ⅰ.Middle English Period
    Ⅱ. Geoffrey Chaucer
Part Ⅱ English Renaissance and Shakespeare (1485-1616)
  Chapter 3 The English Renaissance Literature
    Ⅰ.Introduction of the Period
    Ⅱ. Ten Renaissance Writers
  Chapter4  William Shakespeare
    Ⅰ.Shakespeare's Life and Achievements
    Ⅱ. Discussions of Shakespeare's Major Works
Part Ⅲ The Seventeenth Century (1616-1688)
  Chapter 5 The Bourgeois Revolution and Milton
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge
    Ⅱ. John Milton
  Chapter 6 The Metaphysical Poets and the Restoration Drama
    Ⅰ.The Metaphysical Poets
    Ⅱ. The Restoration Drama
  Chapter 7  Dryden and Bunyan
    Ⅰ.John Dryden
    Ⅱ. John Bunyan
Part Ⅳ The Eighteenth Century (1688-1780)
  Chapter 8 The Age of Classicism
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge of the First Half of the Eighteenth
Century
    Ⅱ. Discussions of the Chief Representatives
  Chapter 9 The Rise of the Novel
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge About the Rise of the Novel in England
    Ⅱ. Discussions of the Major Novelists
  Chapter 10 The Pre-Romantic Literature
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge About the Literature at the Turn of the
Century
    Ⅱ. Pre-RomanticPoetry
    Ⅲ. The Gothic Novel
Part Ⅴ The Romantic Period (1780-1830)
  Chapter 11  Wordsworth and Coleridge
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge
    Ⅱ. The Romantic Sage, William Wordsworth
    Ⅲ. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Poet and Critic
  Chapter 12  Byron, Shelley and Keats
    Ⅰ.George Gordon Byron and the Byronic Hero
    Ⅱ. Percy Bysshe Shelley, Poet and Utopian Socialist
    Ⅲ. John Keats, the Poet of Beauty
  Chapter 13  Walter Scott and Jane Austen
    Ⅰ.Walter Scott, Romantic Writer of Historical Themes
    Ⅱ. Jane Austen, Novelist of Social Manners
Part Ⅵ The Victorian Literature (1830-1880)
  Chapter 14 The Victorian Age
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge
    Ⅱ. Major Literary Achievements
  Chapter 15 Victorian Novelists
    Ⅰ.Charles Dickens
    Ⅱ. William Makepeace Thackeray
    Ⅲ. Charlotte and Emily Bronte
    Ⅳ. George Eliot
  Chapter 16  Victorian Poets
    Ⅰ.Alfred Tennyson
    Ⅱ. Robert Browning
    Ⅲ. Dante Gabriel Rossetti
    Ⅳ. Matthew Arnold as a Poet
  Chapter 17  Victorian Prose Writers
    Ⅰ.Thomas Carlyle
    Ⅱ. Thomas Macaulay
    Ⅲ. John Stuart Mill
    Ⅳ. John Ruskin
    Ⅴ. Matthew Arnold
Part Ⅶ Fin de siecle and Modernist Literature (1880-1930)
  Chapter 18  Fin de siec/e
    Ⅰ.Historical Background
    Ⅱ. Intellectual Background
  Chapter 19  Later Victorian to the First World War
    Ⅰ.Fin de siecle Aestheticism
    Ⅱ. Late Victorian Poetry
    Ⅲ. Novels of This Period
    Ⅵ. Drama of This Period
    Ⅴ. Other Writers of This Period
  Chapter 20  Modernist Literature
    Ⅰ.Background Knowledge
    Ⅱ. Modernist Novel and Novelists
    Ⅲ. Modernist Poetry
  Chapter 21  Non-Modernists Between the Wars
    Ⅰ.Reflections on War and History
    Ⅱ. Writers Between the Wars
    Ⅲ. The Rise of Academic English Studies
Part Ⅷ Mid-Twentieth Century (1930-1990)
  Chapter 22 The Second World War
  Chapter 23  Literature of the Second World War
    Ⅰ.Surrealism
    Ⅱ. War Poets
    Ⅲ. Other Writers of This Period
  Chapter 24  Postwar Literature
    Ⅰ.Novels of This Period
    Ⅱ. Drama of This Period
    Ⅲ. Poetry of This Period
  Chapter 25 Towards the New Century
Self Test
References
Chronology
Glossary of Literary Terms
Key to the Quizes and Self Test
Index of British Writers

章節(jié)摘錄

　　The poets during the Second World War were drastically different fromthose Georgian poets of the First World War. In place of high-soundingpatriotism and idealism, this generation of poets, prepared by the messages ofdisillusion and despair sent by modernist writers, expressed their tiredness ofand disgust at the horrors and absurdities of the war. Also, the Second WorldWar poets formed no particular subgenre in literary history, partly because,as Keith Douglas （1920-1944） put it,hell cannot be let loose twice and almost all that a modern poet on active service is inspired to write, would betautological to what had been described by the Great War Poets. 　　……

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