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《大学英语素质教育拓展教材:英美文学(修订版)》由天津大学出版社出版。
目录
Chapter 1 British Literature in Old and Middle English Period
Chapter 2 British Literature in the Renaissance
Chapter 3 British Literature from the Neoclassical to the Romantic Period
Chapter 4 British Literature from the Victorian to the Modem Period
Chapter 5 American Literature from the Colonial to the Early National Period
Chapter 6 American Literature in the Romantic Period
Chapter 7 American Literature in the Realistic Period
Chapter 8 American Literature in the Modem Period
Keys
References
文摘
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One of the reasons to account for his popularity may be his simplicity of language and the commonality of his subject matter.Wordsworth tried to return to the original or the more natural state oflife，so his poetry was often concerned about childhood or nature， like his fa—mous line "The child is father of the man".Wordsworth endeavored to throw wonder upon the incidents or situations from ordinary life with the vitality of the living speech.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge （1772—1834）， one of the lake poets， is anoth—er influential figure of the time not only as a poet but also as a critic upon poetry.Besides the collaboration with Wordsworth to publish Lyrical Bal—lads， the ground—breaking work， he is also highly reputed for the works：The Rime of the Ancient Mariner， Christabel and Kubla Khan.How Kubla Khan is composed is a fascinating story， which best illustrates the basic idea of Romanticism to treat inspiration， imagination and spontaneity as the source of composition.Coleridge is physically unhealthy and often uses opium for treatment.One night， he took some opium and fell asleep after reading some work about Xanadu， the summer palace of the Kublai Khan，the first emperor of Yuan dynasty in China.In the sleep he dreamed and created a poem in the dream.After he woke up， he immediately started to write down the poem， but was interrupted by a visitor.
《大学英语素质教育拓展教材:英美文学(修订版)》由天津大学出版社出版。
目录
Chapter 1 British Literature in Old and Middle English Period
Chapter 2 British Literature in the Renaissance
Chapter 3 British Literature from the Neoclassical to the Romantic Period
Chapter 4 British Literature from the Victorian to the Modem Period
Chapter 5 American Literature from the Colonial to the Early National Period
Chapter 6 American Literature in the Romantic Period
Chapter 7 American Literature in the Realistic Period
Chapter 8 American Literature in the Modem Period
Keys
References
文摘
版权页：
One of the reasons to account for his popularity may be his simplicity of language and the commonality of his subject matter.Wordsworth tried to return to the original or the more natural state oflife，so his poetry was often concerned about childhood or nature， like his fa—mous line "The child is father of the man".Wordsworth endeavored to throw wonder upon the incidents or situations from ordinary life with the vitality of the living speech.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge （1772—1834）， one of the lake poets， is anoth—er influential figure of the time not only as a poet but also as a critic upon poetry.Besides the collaboration with Wordsworth to publish Lyrical Bal—lads， the ground—breaking work， he is also highly reputed for the works：The Rime of the Ancient Mariner， Christabel and Kubla Khan.How Kubla Khan is composed is a fascinating story， which best illustrates the basic idea of Romanticism to treat inspiration， imagination and spontaneity as the source of composition.Coleridge is physically unhealthy and often uses opium for treatment.One night， he took some opium and fell asleep after reading some work about Xanadu， the summer palace of the Kublai Khan，the first emperor of Yuan dynasty in China.In the sleep he dreamed and created a poem in the dream.After he woke up， he immediately started to write down the poem， but was interrupted by a visitor.
| ISBN | 9787561857502 |
|---|---|
| 出版社 | 天津大学出版社 |
| 作者 | 张佩 |
| 尺寸 | 32 |