英美文学史及作品选读（英国部分）

章节摘录

"1 know that, Marner. I was wrong. I've repented of my conduct in that matter," said Godfrey, who could not help feeling the edge of Silas's words.  "I'm glad to hear it, sir," said Marner, with gathering excitement; "but repentance doesn't alter what's been going on for sixteen year. Your coming now and saying 'I'm her father' doesn't alter the feelings inside us. It's me she's been calling her father ever since she could say the word."  "But I think you might look at the thing more reasonably, Marner," said Godfrey, unexpectedly awed by the weaver's direct truth-speaking. "It isn't as if she was to be taken quite away from you, so that you'd never see her again. She'll be very near you, and come to see you very often. She'll feel just the same towards you."  "Just the same?" said Marner, more bitterly than ever. "How'll she feel just the same for me as she does now, when we eat o' the same bit, and drink o' the same cup, and think of the same things from one day's end to another? Just the same? that's idle talk. You'd cut us i' two."  Godfrey, unqualified by experience to discern the pregnancy of Marner's simple words, felt rather angry again. It seemed to him that the weaver was very selfish (a judgment readily passed by those who have never tested their own power of sacrifice) to oppose what was undoubtedly for Eppie's welfare; and he felt himself called upon, for her sake, to assert his authority.  "1 should have thought, Marner," he said, severely-"l should have thought your affection for Eppie would have made you rejoice in what was for her good, even if it did call upon you to give up something. You ought to remember that your own life is uncertain, and that she's at an age now when her lot may soon be fixed in a way very different from what it would be in her father's home: she may marry some low working-man, and then, whatever I might do for her, I couldn't make her well-off. You're putting yourself in the way of her welfare; and though rm sorry to hurt you after what you've done, and what rve left undone, I feel now it's my duty to insist on taking care of my own daughter. I want to do my duty."

前言

为了全面贯彻和落实《面向2l世纪教育振兴行动计划》，适应中学教育改革的发展和需要，教育部师范司制订了(《中学教师进修高等师范本科(专科起点)的教学计划》(试行)，并开始组织编写全国通用教材。本教材是师范司和高等教育出版社在全国范围内征求主编的中标项目，它严格按照《计划》的精神和课时规定，坚持“文学史与作品选读并重，重点突出”的原则，以文学史为线索，选择各个时期最具代表性的作家的代表作进行学习，使学生对英国文学有一个总体的认识和把握。作品的选读没有从((贝尔武甫》、《坎特伯雷故事集》开始，而是从莎上比亚的作品开始，这主要是考虑到《贝尔武甫》、《坎特伯雷故事集》的文字太古老和遥远，因此只对其作简要介绍。本教材的目的是试图通过英国文学史的讲授和文学作品的阅读，使学员对英国各个不同历史时期，特别是18世纪以后的文学流派、代表作家及其经典作品有一定的了解，并在具体作品中学习体会各个时期的时代精神、作家的创作风格、创作手法和语言特色，培养并提高学员的阅读理解能力、文化理解能力、文学鉴赏能力和综合素质。

书籍目录

Chapter One    Early and Medieval English Literature   1Chapter Two    The Renaissance   9William ShakespeareFrancis BaconChapter Three   The Period of English Bourgeois Revolution and Restoration 29John MiltonJohn BunyanChapter Four    Eighteenth Century English Literature   47Daniel DefoeJonathan SwiftHenry FieldingWilliam BlakeRobert BurnsChapter Five    Romanticism in England   89William WordsworthSamuel Taylor ColeridgeGeorge Gordon ByronPercy Bysshe ShelleyJohn Keatsjane AustenChapter Six     The Victorian Age   143Charles DickensWilliam Makepeace ThackerayGeorge EliotThe Bronte SistersThe BrowningsChapter Seven  Twentieth Century English Literature   195Thomas HardyJohn GalsworthyOscar WildeGeorge Bernard ShawD．H．Lawrence  Virginia WoolfJames JoyceBibliography

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权威性：本套教材系教育部师范司组编的英语专业规划教材。编者与审者均为国内知名专家、教授及多年从事师范英语教学的优秀教师。针对性：本套教材汲取了国内外最新外语教学研究成果，理论与实践并重，针对中学进修教师实际需要精心编写。实用性：本套教材在选材与练习设计上以培养学习者综合语言应用能力为宗旨，注重提高其业务能力。

作者简介

《英美文学史及作品选读》是教育部师范司组织编写的“中学教师进修高等师范本科（专科起点）规划教材”。全书共由7章组成，分别介绍了英国各历史时期的文学状况、主要作家及其作品，并备有讨论题。

《英美文学史及作品选读》可作为中学英语教师进修高等师范英语专业本科之用，亦可供非英语专业人员和广大英语爱好者自学英语之用。

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