大众诗学 卡尔·桑伯格诗歌及诗学研究PDF电子书下载

Acknowledgements 1

Chronology 1

Abbreviations 1

Introduction 1

Chapter One　Common Origin and Early Wandering 1

Ⅰ．From Midwest and the Common Folk 1

Ⅱ．A Hobo in the West 6

Ⅲ．Wanderer-Jailbird's Throes:Predawn Darkness of a Poet 13

Chapter Two　Socialistic Tendency 17

Ⅰ．Sandburg's Socialism Concept 17

Ⅱ．"An Ardent Socialist" 21

Ⅲ．Advocator of Democracy 39

Chapter Three　The People,Yes,and"Yes"What? 45

Ⅰ．"Who and What Are the People?" 46

Ⅱ．Universalism:His Guide to Universal People 56

Ⅲ．Chicago Poems 63

Ⅳ．Cornhuskers 79

Ⅴ．Smoke and Steel 84

Ⅵ．Slabs of Sunburnt West 98

Ⅶ．The People,Yes 100

Ⅷ．"Yes"What? 121

Chapter Four　The Popular Poetics on the Basis of the Commons 127

Ⅰ．His Poetic Theory and Social Function of Poetry 127

Ⅱ．The People as the Foundation Stone 131

Ⅲ．The Realistic Poet and His Circular Development 144

Ⅳ．"Sense of Nativeness"in Grain 162

Ⅴ．Common Subjects with Great Passion 167

Ⅵ．Heritage from Walt Whitman 173

Ⅶ．Unique Poetic Style 182

Ⅷ．Musicality in Sandburg's Poetry 194

Chapter Five　The Sandburg Range and His Influence 204

Ⅰ．The Minstrel 204

Ⅱ．"Mr.Song-Bug's Sand-bang":The American Songbag 207

Ⅲ．Obliging the Young 212

Ⅳ．His Influence on Modern Poetry 213

Ⅴ．Among the People 216

Conclusion 222

Ⅰ．"Tradition Is a Bottomless Hole!" 222

Ⅱ．Yes!The People's Poet,the Popular Poetics 224

Bibliography 227

后记 230