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基本信息

书名:新经典高等学校英语专业系列教材：英国文学史及选读（1）

原价：29.90元

作者:吴伟仁

出版社：外语教学与研究出版社

出版日期：2013-07-01

ISBN：9787513531702

字数：

页码：264

版次：1

装帧：平装

开本：16开

商品标识：11287145

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内容提要

　　《新经典高等学校英语专业系列教材：英国文学史及选读（1）》根据英国文学历史的顺序结合作品选读编写而成，在历史部分，对英国文学史的每个阶段作了简明扼要的概述，而在作品选读部分则尽可能遴选了文学史上的重要作家和重要作品。教材内容丰富，观点正确，选文具有代表性，可作高校英语专业文学课程的课本或参考书，也是广大英美文学爱好者的理想读物。

目录

Part I The Middle Ages
Chapter1 The Anglo-Saxon Period
Beowulf
Chapter2 The Anglo-Norman Period
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Chapter 3 Geoffrey Chaucer
The Canterbury Tales
Chapter 4 Popular Ballads
Robin Hood and Allin-a-Dale

Get Up and Bar the Door
Sir Patrick Spens
Part II The Renaissance
Chapter 5 William Shakespeare
The Tragedy of Hamlet， Prince of Denmark
The Merchant of Venice
Sonnet 18
Sonnet 29
Sonnet 106
Chapter 6 Francis Bacon
Of Studies

Part III The Period of Revolution and Restoration
Chapter 7 John Donne
Song
A Valediction： Forbidding Mourning
Death Be Not Proud
Chapter 8 John Milton
Paradise Lost
On His Blindness
On His Deceased Wife
Chapter 9 John Bunyan
The Pilgrim's Progress

Part IV The Age of Enligtenment

作者介绍

　　吴伟仁，汉族，1913年10月生于河北邯郸。河北师范大学外国语学院（原外语系）英语教授、全国高等学校外国文学教学研究会理事。长期从事英语语言文学教学和科研工作。主要论著有《意象派和美国现代诗歌》等。

文摘

　　TheFightwithGrendel
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　　AndthemanoftheGeatshadsuretrustinhisgreatmight，thefavouroftheRuler．Thenhetookoffhisshirtofarmour，thehelmetfromhishead，handedhisembellishedsword，bestofirons，toanattendant，badehimkeepguardoverhiswar—gear．Thenthegoodwarriorspokesomeboast—wordsbeforehewenttohisbed，BeowulfoftheGeats：“Iclaimmyselfnopoorerinwar—strength，warworks，thanGrendelclaimshimself．Therefore1willnotputhimtosleepwithasword，SOtakeawayhislifethoughsurelyImight．Heknowsnogoodtoolswithwhichhemightstrikeagainstme，cutmyshieldinpieces，thoughheisstronginfight．Butweshallforgotheswordinthenight—ifhedareseekwarwithoutweapon--andthenmaywiseGod，HolyLord，assigngloryonwhicheverhandseemsgoodtoHim”’
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