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美國文學史及選讀(1)(新經典高等學校英語專業系列教材)(2021版) 版權信息
- ISBN：9787513531689
- 條形碼：9787513531689 ; 978-7-5135-3168-9
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美國文學史及選讀(1)(新經典高等學校英語專業系列教材)(2021版) 本書特色
適讀人群 ：學生,教師,一般讀者《美國文學史及選讀》是吳偉仁教授編寫的一套"史"、"選"結合的文學教材，內容經典，自出版以來，重印四十余次，暢銷不衰。本書共兩冊，涵蓋了殖民地時期至20世紀的美國文學發展史及重要作家作品，既可作為高等學校英語專業文學課教材，也可供廣大美國文學愛好者使用。
美國文學史及選讀(1)(新經典高等學校英語專業系列教材)(2021版) 內容簡介
《美國文學史及選讀》共兩冊，根據美國文學歷史的順序結合作品選讀編寫而成，是一套"史"、"選"結合的教材。在歷史部分，對美國文學史的每個階段作了簡明扼要的概述，而在作品選讀部分則盡可能遴選了文學目前的重要作家和重要作品。教材內容豐富，觀點正確，選文具有代表性，可作高校英語專業文學課程的課本或參考書，也是廣大英美文學愛好者的理想讀物。本書是冊，內容涵蓋殖民地時期至浪漫主義時期的美國文學。
美國文學史及選讀(1)(新經典高等學校英語專業系列教材)(2021版) 目錄
Part I The Literature of Colonial America
Chapter 1 John Smith
Chapter 2 William Bradford and John Winthrop
Chapter 3 John Cotton and Roger Williams
Chapter 4 Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor
Part II The Literature of Reason and Revolution
Chapter 5 Benjamin Franklin
The Autobiography
Chapter 6 Thomas Paine
The American Crisis
Chapter 7 Thomas Jefferson
The Declaration of Independence
Chapter 8 Philip Freneau
The Wild Honey Suckle
The Indian Burying Ground
To a Caty-Did
Part III The Literature of Romanticism
Chapter 9 Washington Irving
The Author's Account of Himself
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Chapter 10 James Fenimore Cooper
The Last of the Mohicans
Chapter 11 William Cullen Bryant
Thanatopsis
To a Waterfowl
Chapter 12 Edgar Allan Poe
To Helen
The Raven
Annabel Lee
The Fall of the House of Usher
Chapter 13 Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nature
Self-Reliance
Chapter 14 Henry David Thoreau
Walden
Chapter 15 Nathaniel Hawthorne
The Scarlet Letter
Chapter 16 Herman Melville
Moby-Dick
Chapter 17 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A Psalm of Life
The Slave's Dream
My Lost Youth
The Song of Hiawatha
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At the beginning of the seventeenth century, the vast continental area that was to become the United States had been probed only slightly by European xplorers. The settling of this continent occurred surprisingly late.Almost a hundred years earlier the Caribbean Islands, Mexico, and other parts of Central and South America had been occupied by the Spanish. At last early in the seventeenth century, the English settlements in Virginia and Massachusetts began the main stream of what we recognize as the American national history The earliest settlers included Dutch, Swedes, Germans, French,Spaniards, Italians, and Portuguese. Frenchmen settled in the Northern Colonies and along the St. Lawrence River, Swedes along the Delaware, Dutch along the Hudson, Germans and Scotch-Irish in New York and Pennsylvania,and the Spanish in Florida. There were Negroes in New England, the Middle Colonies, and throughout the South; and American Indians were everywhere.All contributed to the forming of the American civilization, but the colonies that became the first United States were for the most part sustained by English traditions, ruled by English laws, supported by English commerce, and named after English monarchs and English lands： Georgia, Carolina, Virginia,Maryland, New York, New Hampshire, and New England. The first writings that we call American were the narratives and journals of these settlements. They wrote about their voyage to the new land,about adapting themselves to unfamiliar climates and crops, about dealing with Indians. They wrote in diaries and in journals. They wrote letters and contracts and government charters and religious and political statements. They wrote about the land which stretched before them-unimaginable and immense, with rich dense forests and deep-blue lakes and rich soil. It stirred the imagination to great heights. All seemed possible through hard work and faith. The first permanent English settlement in North America was established at Jamestown, Virginia in 1607. Among the members of the small band of Jamestown settlers was Captain John Smith, an English soldier of fortune. His reports of exploration, published in the early 1600s, have been described as the first distinctly American literature written in English. Smith'sdescriptions of America were filled with themes, myths, images, scenes,characters, and events that were a foundation for the nation's literature. He portrayed English North America as a land of endless bounty. His vision helped lure the Pilgrims and the Puritans who saw themselves as new saints with a spiritual mission to flee the Old World and create a New Israel, a New Promised Land, in the America that John Smith had described. The writers of the Southern and Middle Colonies who followed John Smith made their greatest contributions to American literature in the eighteenth century, in the Age of Reason and Revolution. Then there appeared such literary aristocrats as William Byrd II and such political philosophers as Thomas Jefferson. Until that time, literature developed slowly, especially in the South. Farms widely dispersed. Towns were few. Illiteracy was high. The urban audience for books and newspapers was scant. And there was little of the religious ferment and zeal that inspired such a tide ofliterature to flow from Puritan New England. ……
美國文學史及選讀(1)(新經典高等學校英語專業系列教材)(2021版) 作者簡介
吳偉仁，漢族，1913年10月生于河北邯鄲。河北師范大學外國語學院（原外語系）英語教授、全國高等學校外國文學教學研究會理事。長期從事英語語言文學教學和科研工作。主要論著有《意象派和美國現代詩歌》等。
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