The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature Volume I 600-1660PDF电子书下载

1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1

Ⅰ．BIBLIOGRAPHIES 3

(1) Lists of Bibliographical Sources 3

(2) Journals，etc 3

(3) Current Lists of New English Books in General 3

(4) Current Lists of English Studies 3

(5) General Sources 3

(6) General Library Catalogues 4

(7) Catalogues of Manuscripts 4

(8) Periods 6

(9) Scottish Books 7

(10) Welsh Books 7

(11) Irish Books 8

(12) The English Universities and Provinces 8

(13) Religious Bodies 9

Ⅱ．HISTORIES AND ANTHOLOGIES 9

(1) General Histories of English Literature 9

(2) General Histories of Scottish Literature 10

(3) Histories of the Literary Kinds 10

(4) Reference-Books 11

(5) Anthologies 12

Ⅲ．PROSODY AND PROSE RHYTHM 13

(1) Prosody before Chaucer 13

(2) Modern English Prosody 15

(3) Prose Rhythm 23

Ⅳ．LANGUAGE 24

A．General Works 24

(1) Bibliographies 24

(2) Histories of the Language，Historical Grammars，etc 24

(3) Monographs，etc．，on Special Points，dealing with more than one period 25

B．Dictionaries 25

(1) General 25

(2) Old English 25

(3) Middle English 26

(4) English since Chaucer 26

C．Syntax 26

(1) General 26

(2) Old English 26

(3) Middle English 28

(4) Modern English 29

D．Vocabulary，Word-Formation，etc 30

(1) General 30

(2) Old English 30

(3) Middle English 32

(4) Modern English 32

(5) Loan-Words 33

E．Old English Phonology and Grammar 34

(1) Text-Books，Monographs，etc 34

(2) Old English Texts 36

F．Middle English Phonology and Grammar 37

(1) Text-Books，Monographs，etc 37

(2) Middle English Texts 41

G．Modern English Phonology 43

(1) Text-Books 43

(2) Documents illustrating the Development of English since the Time of Chaucer 46

H．Place and Personal Names 47

(1) Place-Names 47

(2) Personal Names 48

2 THE ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD (TO 1100) 51

Ⅰ．OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE 53

A．General Works 53

(1) Bibliographies 53

(2) Histories of Old English Literature 53

(3) Anthologies 54

(4) Ancillary Studies 54

B．Poetry 60

(1) General Works on Old English Poetry 60

(2) Anthologies 62

(3) Chief MS Sources of Poetry 62

(4) ＇Beowulf and ＇Finnsburg＇ 63

(5) Minor Heroic Poems 68

(6) Elegiac Poems 70

(7) Riddles 72

(8) Caedmon School 73

(9) Cynewulf School 75

(10) Minor Religious，Didactic and Gnomic Poems 78

(11) Historical Poems 83

(12) Miscellaneous Poems 84

C．Prose 85

(1) General 85

(2) Anthologies 85

(3) Alfredian Prose 85

(4) Chronicles 88

(5) Later Prose 89

(6) Gospels and Psalters 95

(7) Laws and Charters 96

(8) Science and Medicine 97

Ⅱ．WRITINGS IN LATIN 98

A．General Works 98

(1) Principal Collections of Sources 98

(2) Literary Histories，etc 98

B．British Celtic Writers 99

(1) Gildas 99

(2) ＇Historia Britonum＇ and Nennius 100

(3) ＇Hisperica Famina＇ 100

C．Irish Writers，First Period 101

(1) Irish Hymns 101

(2) Irish Liturgical Books 101

(3) St Patrick 101

(4) Columba or Colum-cille 101

(5) Columbanus 102

(6) Adamnan，Abbot of Iona 102

(7) Minor Irish Latin Writers 102

(8) Anonymous Irish Latin Writings 102

D．Anglo-Saxon Writers，First Period 103

(1) Aldhelm 103

(2) Aethelwald 103

(3) Felix，Monk of Croyland 103

(4) Eddius Stephanus 103

(5) Tatwine，Archbishop of Canterbury 104

(6) Eusebius or Hwaetberht 104

(7) Bede 104

(8) Bibles and Prayer Books 105

E．Anglo-Saxon Writers，Second Period 105

(1) Boniface or Wynfrith 105

(2) Aethelwulf 106

(3) Alcuin 106

(4) Asser，Bishop of Sherborne 107

(5) Frithegode or Fridegodus 107

(6) Wulfstan of Winchester 107

F．Irish Writers，Second Period 107

(1) Josephus Scottus 107

(2) Dungal 107

(3) Smaragdus of St Mihiel 108

(4) Dicuil 108

(5) Clemens Scottus 108

(6) Malsachanus 108

(7) Cruindmelus 108

(8) Sedulius Scotus 108

(9) Johannes Scotus Erigena 109

(10) Other Irish Writings 110

3 THE MIDDLE ENGLISH PERIOD (1100-1500) 110

1．INTRODUCTION 113

Ⅰ．BIBLIOGRAPHIES，SURVEYS，ANTHOLOGIES AND DICTIONARIES 113

(1) Bibliographies 113

(2) Histories and Summaries 113

(3) Collections of Selected Pieces 114

(4) Collections of Modern Renderings 114

(5) Dictionaries，Glossaries 114

Ⅱ．THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND 115

(1) Original Sources 115

(2) Modern Writers 117

Ⅲ．THE SOCIAL BACKGROUND 119

(1) Original Sources 119

(2) Secondary Works 122

Ⅳ．EDUCATION 124

(1) Original Authorities 124

(2) Modern Authorities 125

2．MIDDLE ENGLISH LITERATURE 128

Ⅰ．THE MIDDLE ENGLISH ROMANCES 128

Ⅰ．THE ROMANCES IN GENERAL 128

Ⅱ．THE CYCLIC ROMANCES 130

Ⅲ．THE NON-CYCLIC ROMANCES 147

Ⅱ．MIDDLE ENGLISH LITERATURE TO 1400 161

Ⅰ．TALES 161

Ⅱ．CHRONICLES AND PROPHECIES 163

Ⅲ．SERMONS AND SAINTS＇ LEGENDS 168

Ⅳ．MORAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION 177

Ⅴ．BIBLE RENDERINGS 187

Ⅵ．TRAVELS 190

Ⅶ．RICHARD ROLLE，AND ASSOCIATED PIECES 191

Ⅷ． THE THREE AGES，WYNNERE，AND THE PIERS PLOWMAN SERIES 195

Ⅸ．THE PEARL GROUP 201

Ⅹ．JOHN WYCLIFFE AND ASSOCIATED WRITINGS 203

Ⅺ．JOHN GOWER 205

Ⅲ．GEOFFREY CHAUCER 208

Ⅰ．GENERAL TREATMENTS 208

Ⅱ．LIFE OF CHAUCER 218

Ⅲ．WRITINGS BY CHAUCER 220

3．THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 250

Ⅰ．THE ENGLISH CHAUCERIANS 250

Ⅱ．MIDDLE SCOTS WRITERS 254

Ⅰ．THE MIDDLE SCOTS ANTHOLOGIES 254

Ⅱ．GENERAL AUTHORITIES 255

Ⅲ．PARTICULAR WRITERS 256

Ⅳ．SCOTTISH PROSE 260

Ⅲ．ENGLISH PROSE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 260

Ⅳ．MISCELLANEOUS AND ANONYMOUS VERSE AND PROSE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 264

4．SONGS AND BALLADS 267

Ⅰ．SONGS AND LYRICS 267

Ⅱ．THE BALLADS 272

5．THE MEDIEVAL DRAMA 274

A．Bibliographies 274

B．General Histories and Discussions 274

C．The Liturgical Drama 274

D．The English Miracle Plays 275

6．WRITINGS IN LATIN 280

A．Principal Collections of Sources 280

B．General Works (including Literary Histories) 280

C．The Anglo-Norman Period 282

D．The Reign of Henry II 286

E．The Thirteenth Century 290

F．Manuals for Preachers，etc 301

G．The 14th and 15th Centuries 302

4 THE RENAISSANCE TO THE RESTORATION，1500-1660 315

1．INTRODUCTION 317

Ⅰ．BIBLIOGRAPHIES，COLLECTIONS OF REPRINTS，LITERARY HISTORIES，AND SPECIAL STUDIES 317

Ⅱ．LITERARY RELATIONS WITH THE CONTINENT 325

Ⅲ．BOOK PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 345

Ⅳ．EDUCATION 364

Ⅴ．THE SOCIAL BACKGROUND 380

Ⅵ．THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND 396

2．THE POETRY 403

Ⅰ．GENERAL INTRODUCTION 403

Ⅱ．THE TUDOR POETS 408

Ⅲ．THE ELIZABETHAN SONNETEERS 427

Ⅳ．MINOR TUDOR VERSE 434

Ⅴ．THE JACOBEAN AND CAROLINE POETS 440

Ⅵ．JOHN MILTON 463

Ⅶ．MINOR JACOBEAN AND CAROLINE VERSE，1603-1660 473

Ⅷ．EMBLEM BOOKS 478

Ⅸ．EPIGRAMMATISTS AND FORMAL SATIRISTS 479

Ⅹ．SONG BOOKS 481

3．THE DRAMA 487

Ⅰ．GENERAL INTRODUCTION 487

Ⅱ．THEATRES AND ACTORS 497

Ⅲ．THE PURITAN ATTACK UPON THE STAGE 507

Ⅳ．THE MORALITIES 513

Ⅴ．THE EARLY COMEDIES 517

Ⅵ．THE EARLY TRAGEDIES 522

Ⅶ．THE LATER ELIZABETHAN DRAMATISTS 524

Ⅷ．THE MINOR ELIZABETHAN DRAMA，1580-1603 534

Ⅸ．WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 540

Ⅹ．THE JACOBEAN AND CAROLINE DRAMATISTS 609

Ⅺ．THE MINOR JACOBEAN AND CAROLINE DRAMA，1603-1660 640

Ⅻ．UNIVERSITY PLAYS，1500-1642 654

4．RELIGIOUS PROSE：CONTROVERSIAL AND DEVOTIONAL 664

Ⅰ．HUMANISTS AND REFORMERS 664

Ⅱ．THE ENGLISH BIBLE 672

Ⅲ．THE PRAYER BOOK 676

Ⅳ．VERSIONS OF THE PSALMS 677

Ⅴ．SERMONS AND DEVOTIONAL WRITINGS：FISHER TO DONNE 679

Ⅵ．RICHARD HOOKER 685

Ⅶ．THE MARPRELATE CONTROVERSY 688

Ⅷ．THE CAROLINE DIVINES 694

5．POPULAR AND MISCELLANEOUS PROSE 704

Ⅰ．PAMPHLETEERS AND MISCELLANEOUS WRITERS 704

Ⅱ．MINOR POPULAR LITERATURE 712

Ⅲ．CHARACTER-BOOKS AND ESSAYS 721

Ⅳ．PROSE FICTION 726

Ⅴ．NEWS-SHEETS AND NEWS-BOOKS 736

Ⅵ．BOOKS OF TRAVEL 763

Ⅶ．TRANSLATIONS INTO ENGLISH 799

6．HISTORY，PHILOSOPHY，SCIENCE AND OTHER FORMS OF LEARNING 823

Ⅰ．HISTORIANS，BIOGRAPHERS AND ANTIQUARIES 823

Ⅱ．ECONOMISTS AND POLITICAL THEORISTS 843

Ⅲ．LEGAL WRITERS 847

Ⅳ．SCHOLARS AND SCHOLARSHIP 852

Ⅴ．LITERARY CRITICISM 863

Ⅵ．BACON，HOBBES AND OTHER PHILOSOPHICAL WRITERS 868

Ⅶ．SCIENCE AND PSEUDO-SCIENCE 879

7．SCOTTISH LITERATURE 895

Ⅰ．GENERAL INTRODUCTION 895

Ⅱ．POETRY AND DRAMA 896

Ⅲ．PROSE 900