文学原理教程

图书标准信息

• 作者 金莉、张剑 著
• 出版社 外语教学与研究出版社
• 出版时间 2010-08
• 版次 2
• ISBN 9787513500227
• 定价 47.90元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 418页
• 正文语种 英语

【内容简介】

《文学原理教程（修订版）》根据北京外国语大学国家级精品课程编写而成，供高校英语专业本科文学导论课程使用，旨在培养学生阅读、欣赏英语文学原著的能力，使其掌握文学批评的基本知识和方法，拓宽知识结构。《文学原理教程（修订版）》也可作为高校公共英语选修课教材、自考英语教材或有一定英语水平的文学爱好者的英语文学读本。《文学原理教程（修订版）》有如下特点。编排合理，按照小说、诗歌、戏剧三大文学体裁分类编排，结构清晰，内容全面。深入浅出：文学要素和文学原理的阐释简明易懂，为学生阅读文本提供一种可行的视角和分析模式，注重实践：强调文本阅读，精选英美文学名篇；理论与实践相结合，指导学生利用所学文学批评知识欣赏、分析文本。

【作者简介】

金莉，女，北京外国语大学博导。现任北京外国语大学英语学院副院长。主要研究领域为19世纪美国小说与妇女文学，回国后曾在《外国文学评论》、《外国文学》、《美国研究》上发表数篇论文。曾任商务印书馆出版的《新时代汉英大词典》副主编，现任由外语教学与研究出版社出版的《汉英词典》修订版副主编。张剑，男，北京外国语大学教授、英语系主任、英语学院副院长。研究方向为英美诗歌（19-20世纪）。出版发表了多若干书籍，并有若干译作。

【目录】

PartIFiction
Chapter1Plot
TheStoryofanHourKateChopin
TheGirlsinTheirSummerDressesIrwinShaw
Chapter2CharacterandCharacterization
AstronomersWifeKayBoyle
EverydayUseAliceWalker
Chapter3Theme
IWanttoKnowWhySherwoodAnderson
ARoseforEmilyWilliamFaulkner
Chapter4PointofView
HaircutRingLardner
ALittleCloudJamesJoyce
Chapter5Style,Tone,andIrony
AClean,Well-LightedPlaceErnestHemingway
TheBlackCatEdgarAIlanPoe
Chapter6Symbol
TheFlyKatherineMansfield
TheLotteryShirleyJackson
Chapter7TypesofFiction
TheMarkontheWallVirginiaWoolf
LostintheFunhouseJohnBarth
PartIIPoetry
Chapter1Alliteration,Assonance,andRhyme
FullFathomFiveWilliamShakespeare
Blow,Blow,ThouWinterWindWilliamShakespeare
To--PercyByssheShelley
TheSplendorFallsAlfredTennyson
GodsGrandeurGerardManleyHopkins
ToadsRevisitedPhilipLarkin
Chapter2RhythmandMeter
SongJohnDonne
VirtueGeorgeHerbert
TheOakAlfredTennyson
WhenIWasOne-and-TwentyA.E.Housman
Oh,WhoIsThatYoungSinnerA.E.Housman
StoppingbyWoodsonaSnowyEveningRobertFrost
TheVoiceThomasHardy
Chapter3ClosedFormandOpenForm
ToBeorNottoBeWilliamShakespeare
OnWhatFoundationStandsSamuelJohnson
DoNotGoGentleintoThatGoodNightDylanThomas
TotheVirgins,toMakeMuchofTimeRobertHerrick
Sonnet75EdmundSpenser
OnFirstLookingintoChapmansHomerJohnKeats
WithMusicStrongIComeWaltWhitman
DiggingSeamusHeaney
L（a]E.E.Cummings
MeUpAtDoesE.E.Cummings
Chapter4Diction
ThisIsJusttoSayWilliamCarlosWilliams
TheRedWheelBarrowWilliamCarlosWilliams
MetamorphosisWallaceStevens
IWanderedLonelyasaCloudWilliamWordsworth
ItIsaBeauteousEveningWilliamWordsworth
ALittleLearningIsaDangerousThingAlexanderPope
Ah,AreYouDiggingonMyGrave?ThomasHardy
LondonWilliamBlake
DisillusionmentoftenOClockWallaceStevens
FireandIceRobertFrost
Chapter5FiguresofSpeech
TheEagle：AFragmentAlfredTennyson
MetaphorsSylviaPlath
ShallICompareTheetoaSummersDay?WilliamShakespeare
ARed,RedRoseRobertBurns
ItDroppedSoLow--inMyRegardEmilyDickinson
ToHisCoyMistressAndrewMarvell
MethoughtISawMyLateEspousedSaintJohnMilton
DeathBeNotProudJohnDonne
Chapter6ImageandSymbol
AnecdoteoftheJarWallaceStevens
HeatH.D.
TheVictoryAnnStevenson
IHeardaFlyBuzz--WhenIDiedEmilyDickinson
ANoiselessPatientSpiderWaltWhitman
TheSickRoseWilliamBlake
TheRoadNotTakenRobertFrost
TheBostonEveningTranscriptT.S.Eliot
Up-hillChristinaRossetti
TheSecondComingWilliamButlerYeats
Chapter7ToneandSpeaker
LoveliestofTreesA.E.Housman
MyPapasWaltzTheodoreRoethke
TheChimneySweeperWilliamBlake
OnStellasBirthdayJonathanSwift
MyLastDuchessRobertBrowning
TheLoveSongofJ.AlfredPrufrockT.S.Eliot
Chapter8TypesofPoetry
ISingofWarfareVirgil
TheWifeofUshersWellAnonymous
ThePassionateShepherdtoHisLoveChristopherMarlowe
InTimeof"TheBreakingofNations"ThomasHardy
NothingGoldCanStayRobertFrost
OdetotheWestWindPercyByssheShelley
WeAllBeholdwithEnviousEyesJonathanSwift
ElegyWritteninaCountryChurchyardThomasGray
PartIllDrama
Chapter1PlotandCharacter
OedipustheKingSophocles
Chapter2Dialogue,Staging,andTheme
TriflesSusanGlaspell
Chapter3TypesofDrama
TheDumbWaiterHaroldPinter
LiteraryTerms
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