美国文学选读（上册）

章节摘录

But in process of time，my convictions and affections wore off；and I entirely lost all those affections and delights and left off secret prayer,at least as to any constant performance of it；and returned like a dog to his vomit 4.and went on in the ways of sin.Indeed 1 was at times very uneasy. especially towards the latter part of my time at college，when it pleased God to seize me with the pleurisy，in which He brought me nigh to the grave，and shook me over the pit of hell.And yet，it was not long after my recovery，before I fell again into my old ways of sin.But God would not suffer me to go on with any quietness，I had great and violent inward struggles，till，after many conflicts with wicked inclinations，repeated resolutions，and bonds that I laid myself under by a kind of VOWS to God，I was brought wholly to berak off all former wicked ways，and all ways of known outward sin；and to apply myself to seek salvation.

书籍目录

再版前言Jonathan Edwards。  Personal NarrativeBenjamin Franklin    from The AutobiographyHector St.John de Crevecoeur  from Letters from an American FaTruerPhilip Freneau  The Wild Honey Suckle    The Indian Burying GroundWashington Irving    from The Author’s Account of Himself  The Legend of Sleepy Hollow  James Fenimore Cooper    from The Pioneer8Ralph Waldo Emerson  from?Cature  from The American ScholarEdgar Allan Poe    The Raven  The Fall of the House of UsherHenry Wadsworth Longfellow  A psalm of Life  The Tide RIses, the Tide Falls  The Slave's DreamHenry David Thoreau  form WaldenNathaniel Hawthorne  from The Scarlet LetterHerman MelviUeQ1  from Moby—DickWalt Whitman  from Song of Myself  I Hear America Singing  I Sit and Look out  O Captain．My CaptainEmily Dickinson  Because I Could Not Stop for Death    I Heard a Fly BuzzWhen I Died  Mv Life Closed Twice before Its Close    As Imperceptibly as Grief  Mine-by the Right of the White Election  Wild NightsWild Nights  A Narrow Fellow in the Grass    Apparently with No Surprise  I Died for Beautybut Was Scarce    Tell All the Truth but Tell it Slant  I Like to See It Lap the Miles  The Brain-Is Wider than the SkyHarriet Beecher Stowe  from Uncle Tom’S CabinWilliam Dean Howells  from The Rise of Silas Lapham  Mark Twain  from The Gilded Age  from The Adventures of Huckleberry FinnHenry James  The Art of Fiction  from The AmbassadorsBret Harte    Tennessee’s Partner  Hamlin Gafland…… Stephen CarneFrank NorrisTheodore DreiserJack London

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《美国文学选读》的对象是大专院校英文系本科高年级学生和社会上有相当英语基础的美国文学爱好者。

作者简介

《美国文学选读》是根据国家教委教材编写计划而编写的教科书。全书共分2册：上册从17世界至第一次世界大战前；下册从第一次世界大战迄今。在编选作家及作品的过程中一直恪守重点突出的原则。每位作家项下都有作者介绍、作品介绍、原文和注释4部分。作者介绍力求简短明了；作品介绍力求画龙点睛；原文的选择力求有代表性；注释力求深入浅出。所附评语尽量利用国内外评论界数十年来的研究成果，尤其重视介绍美国文学评论界近些年来的研究状况，但决不断章取义，不拘一人之见，不守一家之说。对所选作品采取谨慎的态度，以它对当代及后世的影响作为衡量准则。

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