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| Chapter Ⅶ English Literature of the Mid-19th Century (Song Wenlin) Section I The Historical Background：Social and Intellectual 1 The 1830's and 1840's 2 The Quarter-Century after 1850 Section II Chartist Literature 1 A General Survey of Chartist Literature: Different Literary Genres and Stages of Development 2. Two Major Chartist Poets: Ernest Jones and William James Linton 3 Gerald Massey and Minor Chartist Poets 4 Chartist Prose Fiction: Thomas Martin Wheeler and Thomas Frost Section III Democratic Poetry in the Age of Chartism 1 Thomas Hood and His “Song of the Shirt” 2 Ebenezer Elliott the Corn-Law Rhymer 3 Elizabeth Barrett Browning and “The Cry of the Children” Section IV Major Novelists of Critical Realism in the Mid-19th Century 1 Charles Dickens 2 William Makepeace Thackeray 3 Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell 4 Charlotte Brontë 5 Emily Brontë 6 George Eliot Section V Major English Poets of the Mid-19th Century 1 Alfred Tennyson 2 Robert Browning 3 Matthew Arnold and Arthur Hugh Clough 4 Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Christina Rossetti 5 Algernon Charles Swinburne 6 Edward Fitzgerald's Translation of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám Section VI Non-Fiction Prose in Mid-19th-Century England 1 Thomas Carlyle 2 Thomas Babington Macaulay 3 John Ruskin 4 John Henry Newman 5 John Stuart Mill 6 Thomas Henry Huxley Section VII Minor Novelists of the Mid-19th Century 1 Charles Kinsley 2 Benjamin Disraeli 3 Edward Bulwer-Lytton 4 Charles Reade 5 William Wilkie Collins 6 Anthony Trollope Chapter VIII English Literature of the Last Quarter of the 19th Century (Song Wenlin) Section I The Historical Background and Different Literary Schools 1 The Historical Background: Political and Ideological 2 Different Literary Schools and Their Characteristics Section II William Morris and Other Writers of the Socialist Movement in the 1880s 1 William Morris 2 Other Poets in the Socialist Movement of the 1880s：Connell， Joynes， and Salt 3 Prose Writers in the Socialist Movement of the 1880：Ramsay， Harkness， and Bramsbury Section III Critical Realists and Other Progressive Writers 1 George Meredith 2 Thomas Hardy 3 Samuel Butler 4 Mark Rutherford Section IV The Schools of Naturalism， Aestheticism，and Neo-Romanticism 1 The Naturalists：Gissing and Moore 2 The School of Aestheticism：Walter Pater and oscar Wilde 3 Neo-Romanticism：Robert Louis Stevenson Section V Apologists for Imperalism and Colonialism：Rudyard Kipling Chapter IX English Literature of the First Four Decades of the Twentieth Century (Song Wenlin) Section I The Historical and Cultural Background 1 The Historical Background: Political and Social 2 The Cultural Background Section II English Poetry: 1900—1940 1 A General Survey 2 Thomas Hardy 3 William Butler Yeats 4 Thomas Stearns Eliot 5 W. H. Auden 6 Hugh MacDiarmid Section III English Drama: 1900—1940 1 A General Survey 2 G. B. Shaw 3 James Matthew Barrie 4 The Irish Abbey Theatre: Lady Gregory; Synge 5 Sean O'Casey Section IV English Prose Fiction; 1900—1940 1 A General Survey 2 John Galsworthy 3 Herbert George Wells 4 Arnold Bennett 5 William Somerset Maugham 6 Joseph Conrad 7 D. H. Lawrence 8 James Joyce 9 Virginia Woolf Section V Literary Criticism in England: 1900—1940 1 A General Survey 2 T. S. Eliot 3 I. A. Richards 4 F. R. Leavis 5 Christopher Caudwell and Illusion and Reality 6 Ralph Fox and The Novel and the People Section VI English Prose (Essays and Biographies): 1900—1940 1 Essays 2 Biographies |
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