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snovelATaleofTwoCities?

3。

TalkaboutCharlesDickens’scharacterportrayal，especiallychildcharacterportrayal.

4。

PleaseretellthestoryofJaneEyreandmakeacommentonit.

5.PleasetalkbrieflyaboutCharlesDickens’sliterarycareer,andthemainfeaturesofhisworks.

6。

PleasemakeacommentonThomasHardy’scontributionstoEnglishliterature.

7。

Makeacommentoncriticalrealism.

8.PleaseretellthestoryofTessoftheD'

Urbervillesandmakeabriefcommentonit.

Ⅱ.Definethefollowingterms。

1.Englishcriticalrealism

Victorianperiod

Autobiography

4.Regionalnovel

5.Dramaticmonologue

Dramatization

Disinterestedness

8.Idyll

9.Psychologicalnovel

10。

ThePre—Raphaelites

11。

Kü

nstlerroman

12。

Aestheticism

13.Naturalism

Ⅲ.Fillintheblanks.

1.ThecomicelementisstronginCharlesDickens’sfirstnovel,whichappearedinmonthlysectionsbetweenApril1836andNovember1837.ItrecordstheadventuresofMr。

andhiscompanionsastheyjourneyaboutthecountry。

isoneofCharlesDickens’sbestworks。

Itiswritteninthefirstpersonandisthemostautobiographicalofallhisbooks.Inwritingthenovel，Dickensthrewintoitdeepfeelingsandmuchofhisownexperienceinhisyoungerdays.

IntheVictorianperiod，andmoralpropriety，whichwereignoredbytheRomanticists，becamethepredominantpreoccupationinliteraryworks.

4.WilliamMakepeaceThackeray’sfirstliterarysuccesscamewithaseriesofsatiricalsketchesentitled,publishedin1846～1847.

5。

DanielDeronda，writtenin1876,is'

slastnovel.Themasteryofthesubtlercomplexitiesofpsychologicalanalysisisrevealedthoroughly。

6.Mrs.GaskellwasoneofthefirstEnglishwriterstomaketheclassstrugglebetweentheandthethethemeofanovel.

7.GeorgeEliot’sislargelyautobiographicalinitsearlychapters。

Againstthebackgroundofrurallife，theauthortracesthefateandtragedyof

ayounggirl，Maggie，whosenobleaspirationsruncountertothephilistinenarrow—mindednessofthosearoundher。

8。

Writtenin1837-38,tellsthestoryofanorphanboy,whoseadventuresprovidematerialforadescriptionofthelowerdepthsofLondon。

9。

IntheVictorianperiod,thebecamethemostwidelyreadandthemostvitalandchallengingexpressionofprogressivethought.

Althoughwritingfromdifferentpointsofviewandwithdifferenttechniques，theVictoriannovelistssharedonethingincommon,thatis,theywereallconcernedaboutthefateofthepeople。

11.RobertBrowning’spoeticexperimentstransferredthethematicinterestofpoetryfrommerenarrationofthestorytorevelationandstudyofcharacters'

andbroughttotheVictorianpoetrysomeelement。

12.WutheringHeightsiswrittenby.Itisamorbidstoryoflove，butapowerfulattackonthebourgeoismarriagesystem。

Itshowsthattrueloveinaclasssocietyisimpossibleofattainment.

13.GeorgeMeredithisamasterof；

hetriestoloadhisbookswithwitandwisdom;

manyofhischaractersarepeoplewithideaswhoaredeterminedtovoicethem。

14。

Inhisworks,Dickenssetsoutafullmapandalarge—scalecriticismofthe19thcenturyEngland,particularly.

15.“CultureandAnarchy”isMatthewArnold’srepresentativeworkinsocialcriticism。

Itdealswiththewholestructureofand。

16.MatthewArnoldregardedthequalityof“"

astheprincipalvirtueofpoet.Hepaidgreatattentiontothemoralvaluesofpoetry，givingasecondaryplacetopoetryinwhich“theformisstudiedandexquisite”.

17.“"

isThomasMacaulay'

smasterpiece。

Macaulaydidnotintendtobeanobjectivehistorian.Hispurposeofwritingitistoeulogizethe“GloriousRevolution"

，andheinterpretsmenandeventswithapartisanprejudice。

18。

Between1859and1885AlfredTennysonworkedathisnarrativepoemsbasedonthestoriesofKingArthurandhisKnightsoftheRoundTable。

Thosepoemsweregatheredtogetheras.

19。

，novelistandpoet,isoneoftherepresentativesofEnglishcriticalrealismattheturnofthe19thcentury.

20。

Dickensmadehisfirstattemptatahistoricalnovelin,seeminglyanxioustodoforLondonwhatScotthaddoneforEdinburghinTheHeartofMidlothian。

21.,oneofthecentury’sfinestnovels，tracestheriseandfallofMichaelHenchard，atough，egotisticalfellowwho，havingcommittedthefollyofdrunkenlysellinghiswifeandbabyatafair，turnsteetotalandbysheerperseverancerisestowealthasacorn—factorandtorespectabilityasMayorofCasterbridge。

22.OliverTwistpresentsOliverTwistasDickens'

sfirstheroandFaginthefirstfigure。

23.JohnRuskin’swaswrittentodefendJ.M。

W.Turner,theEnglishlandscapepainter,againsttheattackson