英国文学教程(下)
2010-2
武汉大学
张伯香 编
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《英国文学教程(下)(第2版)》是一套用英语撰写、文学史与文学作品选读相结合的高校英语专业教材。该教材既可作本科生教材使用，又可作研究生教材使用。 《英国文学教程(下)(第2版)》文学史部分着重介绍、评价英国文学各个历史断代的主要历史背景、文学思潮、文学流派以及重要作家的文学生涯、创作思想、艺术特色及其代表作品的主题、人物、结构、语言等：文学作品部分选择了英国文学史上各个时期主要作家的代表作品，包括诗歌、戏剧、小说、散文等各种体裁，并对语言难点作了较为详细的注释。
Part V The Romantic English Literature (1798-1832)Chapter 1 Introduction to Romanticism Ⅰ. Historical Background 1.1 The French Revolution 1.2 The British Industrial Revolution Ⅱ. Cultural Background 2.1 The Romantic Movement 2.2 Poetry of the Romantic Period 2.3 Prose of the Romantic Period 2.4 Drama of the Romantic PeriodChapter 2 Romantic Poetry (1) Ⅰ. William Wordsworth ( 1770-1850) 1.1 Life and Career 1.2 Points of View 1.3 Major Works Ⅱ. Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) 2.1 Life and Career 2.2 Points of View 2.3 Major Works Ⅲ. Selected Readings 3.1 "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" by William Wordsworth 3.2 "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802" by William Wordswoth 3.3 "She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways" by William Wordsworth 3.4 "The Solitary Reaper" by William Wordsworth 3.5 "lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintem Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798" by William Wordsworth* ~ 3.6 "Kubla Khan" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge 3.7 "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor ColeridgeChapter 3 Romantic Poetry (2) Ⅰ. George Gordon Byron (1788- 1824) 1.1 Life and Career 1.2 Major Works Ⅱ. Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792- 1822) 2.1 Life and Career 2.2 Points of View 2.3 Major Works Ⅲ. John Keats ( 1795-1821) 3.1 life and Career 3.2 Major Works Ⅳ. Selected Readings 4.1 "When We Two Parted" by George Gordon Byron 4.2 "She Walks in Beauty" by George Gordon Byron 4.3 "The Isles of Greece" (from D on Juan, Ⅲ)by George Gordon Byron 4.4 "Ode to the West Wind" by Percy Byssbe Shelley 4.5 "To a Sky-lark" by Percy Bysshe Shelley 4.6 "On First Looking into Chapman's Homer" by John Keats 4.7 "Ode to a Nightingale" by John Keats 4.8 "Ode on a Grecian Urn" by John Keats Chapter 4 Romantic Prose Ⅰ. Jane Austen (1775- 1817) 1.1 Life and Career 1.2 Points of View 1.3 Characteristics of Her Works Ⅱ. Walter Scott (1771-1832) 2.1 Life and Career 2.2 General Comment Ⅲ. Charles Lamb (1775- 1834) Ⅳ. William Hazlitt (1778-1830) V. Selected Readings 5.1 An Excerpt from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen 5.2 An Exceipt from Ivan/we by Walter Scott 5.3 "Old China" from Essays of Elia by Charles lamb 5.4 "Macbeth Characters Analysis" by William HazlittPart Ⅵ The Victorian English Utemture (1832- 1900) Chapter 5 Introduction to the Victorian Age Ⅰ. Historical Background 1.1 Conflicts Between Capital and Labor 1.2 Changes in Ideology 1.3 The Problem of Women Ⅱ. Victorian Literature 2.1 Novel 2.2 Non-fiefion Prose 2.3 PoetryChapter 6 Victorian Poetry Ⅰ. Alfred Tennyson (1809- 1892) 1.1 Life and Career 1.2 Major Works 1.3 Artistic Features Ⅱ. Robert Browning (1812- 1889) 2.1 Life and Career 2.2 Major Works 2.3 Poetic Features Ⅲ. Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806- 1861) Ⅳ. Matthew Arnold (1822- 1888) V. Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844- 1889) Ⅵ. Thomas Hardy ( 1840-1928) Ⅶ. Some Other Victorian Poets 7.1 Algernon Charles Swinburne (1837- 1909) 7.2 Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828- 1882) 7.3 William Morris ( 1834-1896) Ⅷ. Selected Readings 8.1 "Break, Break, Break"l by Alfred Tennyson 8.2 "Crossing the Bar"by Alfred Tennyson 8.3 "Ulysses"by Alfred Tennyson 8.4 "Home-Thoughts, from Abroad" by Robert Browning 8.5 "My Last Duchess" by Robert Browning 8.6 "How Do I Love Thee?" by Elizabeth Browning 8.7 "Dover Beach" by Matthew Arnold 8.8 "The Windhover" by Gerard Manley Hopkins 8.9 "The Darkling Thrush" by Thomas Hardy 8.10 "The Man He Killed" by Thomas HardyChapter 7 Victorian Novel Ⅰ. Charles Dickens (1812- 1870) 1.1 Life and Career 1.2 Points of View 1.3 Literary Works 1.4 Special Features Ⅱ. William Makepeace Thackeray ( 1811-1863) 2.1 Life and Career 2.2 Points of View 2.3 Major Works 2.4 Some Features of His Works Ⅲ. Charlotte Bronte (1816- 1855) 3.1 Life and Career 3.2 Jane Eyre (1847) 3.3 Features of Her Novels Ⅳ Emily Bronte (1818-1848)Chapter 8 Victorian DramaChapter 9 Victorian ProsePart Ⅶ The Rwentieth-Century English Literature(1900-1970) Chapter 10 Introduction to Twentieth-Century Literature Chapter 11 Early Twentieth-Century Novel(1) Chapter 12 Early Twentieth-Century Novel(2) Chapter 13 Early Twentieth-Century Poetry Chapter 14 Thomas Stearns Eliot(1888-1965) Chapter 15 Early Twentieth-Century Drama Chapter 16 Mid-Twentiety-Century Poetry Chapter 17 Mid-Twentiety-Century Novel Chapter 18 Mid-Twentiety-Century Drama Appendix Ⅰ A Glossary of Literary Terms Appendix Ⅱ Sample Test Paper Appendix Ⅲ Acknowledgment
插图：2.2 Points of ViewPhilosophically and critically, Coleridge opposed the limitedly rationalistic trends of the 18th-eentury thought.' He courageously stemmed the tide of the prevailing doctrines derived from Hume and Hartley, advocating a more spiritual and religious interpretation of life, based on what he had learnt from Kant and Schelling. He believed that art is the only permanent revelation of the nature of reality,A poet should realize the vague intimations derived from his ,unconsciousness without sacrificing the vitality of the inspiration.Politically, Coleridge was first an enthusiastic supporter of the French Revolution. He even designed his "Pantisocraey" as a society where everyone would be equal to anyone else. But in his later period, he was a fiery foe of the rights of man,of Jacobinism. He insisted that a gdvemment should be based upon the will of the propertied classes only,, and should impose itself upon the rest of the community from above.2.3 Major WorksColeridge's actual achievement as poet can be divided into two remarkably diverse groups: the demonie and the conversational:The demonic group includes his three masterpieces: "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,Christabel" and "Kubla kan."Mysticism and demonnism with strong imagination are the distinctive features of this group. The poems, are set in a strange territory of the poet's memory and dream, where events are reigned beyond the control of reason. Unifying the group is a magical quest-pattem which intends as its goal to reconcile the poet's serf-consciousness with a higher order of being associated with divine forgiveness,"The Rime of the Ancient, Mariner" told an adventurous story of a sailor. By neglecting tbe law of hospitality, themariner cruelly shot an albatross which flew to the ship through thick fog. Then disaster fell onto the ship. The breeze dieddown; the ship stopped; the hot tropical sun shone all day long. The other sailors died of thirst one after another, while the mariner alone was alive, being tortured all the time with thirst and the horror of death. Only when the mariner finally repented and blessed for the water snake did the spell break and the ship was then able to go back home.
《英国文学教程(下)(第2版)》：高等学校英语专业系列教材。
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对英国文学的学习很有帮助
考研学校指定用书..内容很好，学好这套书对付任何学校文学专业考研都不成问题
适合英语专业学生，经典教材
英语专业考研必备
教材啊，不过优惠了25之后便宜了不少，这本书的一大特征。。厚，字多。。。
考研必备，内容详细，不错不错。
很好 性价比还不错
内容很丰富，需要好好看
帮同学买的考研用书，质量不错，很厚一本
便宜，快捷，方便
就是好厚一本 不知道啥时候能看完
嗯 实用啊 够我看几天啊
书讲解不错，喜欢的书，慢慢专研
很好。是考研指定书目。
前段时间紧，才上来评价，不错，很满意。。
买了三本，有两本书装订的不是太整齐，其中一本封面还烂掉了&;hellip;&;hellip;虽然快递还是很快的！内容应该没得少，不知是否为正版，但字还是很清楚的
书都是一样的，还不错，但是物流能把人气死，慢死了，等了十几天啊！
武汉大学考研用书 我觉得比其它学校编的书要好 内容详实 编排合理有序 好书！！
书不错，但与修订版一样，并未改版
不知道为什么发给我的这本书少了开头的那些页
各个时期的背景介绍、作品非常详细
这套书很不错，给学生当教材用了。
张的文笔十分不错啊。
纸质还行，胶水给人感觉不结实，还好，没脱胶
书编得挺好，但是为什么没有参考答案呢
书是全英文的，排版纸张都很好，内附有作家的照片或画像。就是有本张伯香的学习指南就好了~~~呜呜。。。。当然这不是亚马逊的错！
派送很快，纸质也很好，和期望中的很相符。
拿到这本书时，真真吓到我，两本，很厚。看了内容，觉得吧，信息量蛮多的，就是逻辑方面不太好。考研的娃，要细看的话，是大工程来的，伤不起。