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History of English Literature Volume 3 (of 3)

Hippolyte Taine · Classics_of_Literature · 21 章

目录

Section III.—Eloisa to Abelard.—The Rape of the Lock.—The Dunciad Section VI.—The Beginnings of the Modern Age Section III.—Conservative Rule in England.—Cowper's Poetry Section V.—Philosophy Enters into Literature.—Wordsworth.—Shelley Section II.—The Style of Byron's Poetry Section V.—What Byron's Contemporaries Thought of Him.—His Morals Section VI.—The Malady of the Age Section V.—What Forces Have Produced the Present Civilization Section II.—The Hypocrite.—The Positive Man.—The Proud Man Section V.—Thackeray's Misanthropy Section III.—Literature the Definition of Man Section VI.—His Rudeness and Humor Section VIII.—Comparison of Macaulay with French Historians Part III.—Philosophy, Morality, and Criticism Section VII.—The Dangers of Enthusiasm.—Comparison of Carlyle and Macaulay Section VIII.—Applications of the Theory of Induction Section IX.—A Morning in Oxford Section V.—The Idylls of the King INDEX Chapter 20 THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE