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Chapter ⅦEnglish Literature of the Mid-19th CenturySong Wenlin1

Section ⅠThe Historical Background:Social and Intellec-tual1

1.The 1830's and 1840's1

2.The Quarter-Century after 18505

Section Ⅱ Chartist Literature8

1.A General Survey of Chartist Literature:Different Lit-erary Genres and Stages of Development8

2.Two Major Chartist Poets:Ernest Jones and William James Linton11

3.Gerald Massey and Minor Chartist Poets19

4.Chartist Prose Fiction:Thomas Martin Wheeler and Thomas Frost21

Section Ⅲ Democratic Poetry in the Age of Chartism25

1.Thomas Hood and His"Song of the Shirt"26

2.Ebenezer Elliott the Corn-Law Rhymer27

3.Elizabeth Barrett Browning and"The Cry of the Chil-dren"29

Section ⅣMajor Novelists of Critical Realism in the Mid-19th Century30

1.Charles Dickens31

2.William Makepeace Thackeray52

3.Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell64

4.Charlotte Bront？67

5.Emily Bront？72

6.George Eliot74

Section Ⅴ Major English Poets of the Mid-19th Century80

1.Alfred Tennyson80

2.Robert Browning90

3.Matthew Arnold and Arthur Hugh Clough100

4.Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Christina Rossetti110

5.Algernon Charles Swinburne115

6.Edward Fitzgerald's Translation of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám119

Section ⅥNon-Fiction Prose in Mid-1 9th-Century England120

1.ThomasCarlyle121

2.Thomas Babington Macaulay127

3.John Ruskin130

4.John Henry Newman136

5.John Stuart Mill141

6.Thomas Henry Huxley146

Section ⅦMinor Novelists of the Mid.19th Century150

1.Charles Kinsley151

2.Benjamin Disraeli152

3.Edward Bulwer-Lytton154

4.Charles Reade155

5.William Wilkie Collins157

6.Anthony Trollope157

Chapter ⅧEnglish Literature of the Last Quarter of the 1 9th CenturySong Wenlin159

Section Ⅰ The Historical Background and Different Lit-erary Schools159

1.The Historical Background:Political and Ideological159

2.Different Literary Schools and Their Characteristics162

Section ⅡWilliam Morris and Other Writers of the Socialist Movement in the 1880s164

1.William Morris164

2.Other Poets in the Socialist Movement of the 1880s:Connell,Joynes,and Salt174

3.Prose Writers in the Socialist Movement of the 1880:Ramsay,Harkness,and Bramsbury179

Section ⅢCritical Realists and Other Progressive Writers184

1.George Meredith184

2.Thomas Hardy188

3.Samuel Butler195

4.Mark Rutherford198

Section Ⅳ The Schools of Naturalism,Aesthe ？cism,and Nen-Romanticism200

1.The Naturalists:Gissing and Moore200

2.The School of Aestheticism:Walter Pater and Oscar Wilde203

3.Neo-Romanticism:Robert Louis Stevenson207

Section Ⅴ Apologists for Imperalism and Colonialism:Rudyard Kipling210

Chapter Ⅸ English Literature of the First Four Decades of the Twentieth CenturySong Wenlin214

Section Ⅰ The Historical and Cultural Background214

1.The Historical Background:Political and Social214

2.The Cultural Background215

Section Ⅱ English Poetry:1900—1940217

1.A General Survey217

2.Thomas Hardy220

3.William Butler Yeats225

4.Thomas Stearns Eliot230

5.W.H.Auden243

6.Hugh MacDiarmid250

Section Ⅲ English Drama:1900—1940257

1.A General Survey257

2.G.B.Shaw259

3.James Matthew Barrie271

4.The Irish Abbey Theatre:Lady Gregory;Synge276

5.Sean O'Casey281

Section Ⅳ English Prose Fiction;1900—1940290

1.A General Survey290

2.John Galsworthy298

3.Herbert George Wells307

4.Arnold Bennett313

5.William Somerset Maugham316

6.Joseph Conrad324

7.D.H.Lawrence336

8.James Joyce345

9.Virginia Woolf353

Section ⅤLiterary Criticism in England:1900—1940361

1.A General Survey361

2.T.S.Eliot368

3.I.A.Richards370

4.F.R.Leavis373

5.Christopher Caudwell and Illusion and Reality374

6.Ralph Fox and The Novel and the People377

Section ⅥEnglish Prose(Essays and Biographies):1900-1940380

1.Essays380

2.Biographies382