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Part One: Anglo-Saxon Literature 1

ChapterⅠ.Introduction 1

ChapterⅡ.Anglo-Saxon Poetry 2

Section 1.Pagan Poetry 2

Section 2.Religious Poetry 5

Chapter Ⅲ.Anglo-Saxon Prose 6

Part Two: Medieval English Literature 8

ChapterⅠ.Anglo-Norman Literature 8

Section 1.Introduction 8

Section2.The Romances in Anglo-Saxon Penod 10

ChapterⅡ. English Literature in Age of Chaucer 14

Section 1. Introduction 14

Section 2. William Longland 14

Section 3. Geoffrey Chaucer 18

ChapterⅢ. English Literature in the Fifteenth Century 23

Section 1.English and Scottish Ballads 24

Section2.Thomas Malory 25

Part Three: English Literature in the Renaissance Period 27

ChapterⅠ.Introduction 27

ChapterⅡ.English Poetry in the Renaissance Period 29

Section1.Thomas Wvatt 29

Section2.Henry Howard 30

Section3.Sir Philip Sydney 31

Section4.Edmund Spenser 33

ChapterⅢ.English Prose in the Renaissance Period 35

Section1.Thomas More 35

Section2.John Lyly 37

Section3.Francis Bacon 38

Section1.Shakespeare s Predecessors 40

ChapterⅣ.English Drama in the Renaissance Period 40

Section2.William Shakespeare 45

Section3.Shakespeare s Contemporaries and Successors 59

Part Four: English Literature in the Seventeenth Century 63

ChapterⅠ.Literature of the Revolution Period 63

Section1.Social Background 63

Section2.Literature of the Period 65

Section3.John Milton 67

Section4.John Bunyan 73

ChapterⅡ.English Literature in the Restoration Period 76

Section1.Introduction 76

Section2.John Dryden 78

Part Five: English Literature in the Eighteenth Century 82

ChapterⅠ. A General View of the Literature 82

Section1.Introduction 85

ChapterⅡ.Neo-Classicism in English Literature 85

Section2.Major Writers of the Neo-Classical School 86

ChapterⅢ.English Novelists of Realistic Tradition 92

Section1.Daniel Defoe 93

Section2.Jonathan Swift 97

Section3.Henry Fielding 103

Section4.Tobias George Smollett 110

ChapterⅣ.English Novelist of Sentimentalist Tradition 112

Section1.Samuel Richardson 112

Section2.Laurence Sterne 116

Section3.Oliver Goldsmith 119

ChapterⅤ.Poetry of Pre-Romanticism 123

ChapterⅥ.William Blake and Robert Burns 132

Section1.Introduction 136

ChapterⅦ.English Drama in the 18th Century 136

Section2.Richard Brinsley Sheridan 137

Part Six: English Literatuer of the Romance Age 142

ChapterⅠ.Introduction 142

ChapterⅡ.Romantic Poets of the First Generation 144

Section1. William Wordsworth 145

Section2.Samuel Taylor Coleridge 149

Section3.Robert Southey 152

ChapterⅢ.Romantic Poets of the Second Generation 153

Section1.Introduction 153

Section2.George Gordon Byron 154

Section3.Percy Bysshe Shelley 159

Section4.Jonh Keats 165

ChapterⅣ.Prose Writers of Romantic Age 170

Section1.Charles Lamb 171

Section2.William Hazlitt 173

ChapterⅤ.English Prose Fiction in the Romantic Age 177

Section1.Walter Scott 177

Section2.Jane Austen 182

Part Seven:English Literature in Victorian Age 185

ChapterⅠ.Introduction 185

ChapterⅡ.Critical Realist Novelists in Victorian Age 189

Section1.Charles Dickens 189

Section2.William Makepeace Thackeray 201

Section5.George Eliot 201

Section3.The Bronte Sisters 204

Section4.Mrs. Gaskell 208

Section6.Thomas Hardy 213

Section7. George Meredith 215

Section8.Samuel Butler 217

ChapterⅢ.Victorian Poetry 219

Section1.Alfred Tennyson 219

Section2. The Brownings 222

ChapterⅣ.Victorian Prose 224

Section1.Thomas Carlyle 224

Section2.J0ohn Ruskin 227

Section3.Matthew Arnold 230

ChapterⅤ.Working Class Literature in the 19th Century 232

Section1.Ernest Jones 232

Section2.William Morris 233

ChapterⅥ.Literary Trends at the End of the 19th Century 236

ChapterⅠ.General View of English Literature 241

Part Eight: English Literature of the Twentieth Century 241

ChapterⅡ.Realism in the Early 20th Century English Literature 244

Section1.John Galsworthy 244

Section2.Bernard Shaw 247

ChapterⅢ.Modernists in the 20th Century English Literature 252

Section1.William Butler Yeats 252

Section2.T.S.Eliot 254

Section3.Wystan Hugh Auden 257

Section4.David Herbert Lawrence 258

Section5.James Joyce 261

Section6.Virginia Woof 265

ChapterⅣ.Proletarian Literature in the 20th Century 269

Section1.Robert Tressell 269

Section2.Ralph Fox 272

Suggestive Questions 274