英国文学史（第三册）

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
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　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Chapter VI
　　　　　　　　　　　　　
　　　　　　　　　　　　　ENGLISH LITERATURE OF
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　EARLY 19TH CENTURY

Section I 　The Historical Background and the Literary Trends in
　　　　　 Early 19th-Century England.
　　1.　The Historical Background: Economic， Political and Ideological.
　　2.　The Literary Trends: The Romantic Movement in English
　　　　Literature as Part of the Romantic Movement in European
　　　　Literature; Wordsworth， Coleridge， Byron， Shelley and
　　　　Keats; the Prose Fiction of Walter Scott and Jane Austen;
　　　　the Different Schools of Prose Writers.
Section II　 Romantic Poetry in Early 19th-Century England.
　　1. 　Wordsworth.
　　2.　 Coleridge.
　　3.　 Byron .
　　4.　 Shelley.
　　5.　 Keats.
Section III　 English Prose in Early 19th Century.
　　1.　 Prose Fiction: Walter Scott; Jane Austen.
　　2.　 Significant Writers of Prose in Late 18th and Early 19th
　　　　Centuries: William Godwin， Paine， Cobbett.
　　3.　 Essayists in Early 19th Century: William Hazlitt， Charles
　　　　 Lamb; Thomas De Quincey.

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Chapter VII

　　　　　　　　　　　　ENGLISH LITERATURE OF MID-
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　NINETEENTH CENTURY

Section I 　The Historical Background:Social and Intellectual
Section II　 Chartist Literature.
　　1.　A General Survey of Chartist Literature: Different
　　　　Literary Genres， Stages of Development.
　　2.　Two Major Chartist Poets: Ernest Jones and William James Linton.
　　3.　Gerald Massey and Minor Chartist Poets.
　　4.　Chartist Prose Fiction: Thomas Martin Wheeler，Thomas Frost.
Section III　 Democratic Poetry in the Age of Chartism.
　　1.　 Thomas Hood and His “Song of the Shirt”.
　　2.　 Ebenezer Elliott the Corn-Law Rhymer.
　　3.　 Elizabeth Barrett Browning and “The Cry of the Children”.
Section IV 　Major Novelists of Critical Realism in the Mid-19th Century.
　　1.　 Charles Dickens.
　　2.　 William Makepeace Thackeray.
　　3.　 Elizabeth Gaskell.
　　4.　 Charlotte Brontё.
　　5.　 Emily Brontё.
　　6.　 George Eliot.
Section V 　Major English Poets of the Mid-19th Century.
　　1.　 Alfred Tennyson.
　　2.　 Robert Browning.
　　3.　 Matthew Arnold and Arthur Hugh Clough.
　　4.　 Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Christina Rossetti.
　　5.　 Algernon Charles Swinburne.
　　6.　 Edward Fitzgerald's Translation of the“Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam”.
Section VI 　Non-Fiction Prose in Mid-19th-Century England.
　　　1.　 Thomas Carlyle.
　　　2.　 Thomas Babington Macaulay.
　　　3.　 John Ruskin.
　　　4.　 John Henry Newman.
　　　5.　 John Stuart Mill.
　　　6.　 Thomas Henry Huxley.
Section VII　Minor Victorian Novelists: Charles Kingsley，
　　　　　  Benjamin Disraeli， Edward Bulwer-Lytton，
　　　　　  Charles Reade， Wilkie Collins， Anthony Trollope.


　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Chapter VIII

　　　　　　　　　　ENGLISH LITERATURE OF THE LAST
　　　　　　　　　　 QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY

Section I　 The Historical Background and the Different
　　　　　 Literary Schools.
　　1.　 The Historical Background: Political and Ideological.
　　2.　 The Different Literary Groups and Their Characteristics.
Section II　 William Morris and Other Writers of the 1880's.
　　1.　 William Morris.
　　2.　 Other Poets in the Socialist Movement of the 1880s:
　　　　 Joynes， Salt， Connell.
　　3.　 Prose Writers in the Socialist Movement of the 1880s:
　　　　 Bramsbury and Others.
Section III　 Critical Realists and Other Progressive Writers.
　　1.　 George Meredith.
　　2.　 Thomas Hardy.
　　3.　 Samuel Butler.
　　4. 　Voynich.
　　5.　 Mark Rutherford.
　　6.　 Wilfrid Blunt.
Section IV　 The Schools of Naturalism， Neo-Romanticism and
　　　　　　 Aestheticism.
　　1.　 The Naturalists: Gissing， Moore.
　　2.　 The School of Aestheticism: Walter Pater， Oscar Wilde.
　　3.　 Neo-romanticism: Robert Louis Stevenson.
Section V 　Apologists of Imperialism and Colonialism:
　　　　　　Rudyard Kipling， W.E. Henley.