2023年美國文學(xué)題庫部分

一、記住下面詞條（單選題和填空題)１.Asｃienｔistwｉｔhloｔsｏｆinｖeｎtionsaｎdafamousexpｅｒiｍeｎｔ(kite,elｅctriｃiｔy,tｈｕｎderｓtoｒm).Ｆranklindidａｌotoｆfamoｕsexperimentsaｎdｉnventedmａnｙthｉｎgssｕchａsvoｌunteerfiｒeｄeｐａrtmeｎts,efｆeｃtｉvesｔreeｔlｉghting,bifocａｌglasｓes，ｅfｆicｉｅｎtheaｔingdｅｖices，liｇhｔnｉng-ｒｏd（避雷針)andｓｏon２.Ｔｙpicallｉｔeraryｆorｍsofrｏmaｎｔiｃｉsｍｉnｃluｄeｂaｌlad,lyriｃｓ，ｓeｎｔimentaｌcomeｄｙ,noｖelｓ,gothiｃｒｏmance，ｓonnet，andcrｉｔicaｌessays.3.Reacheｄiｔｓpｅaｋwiththeａpｐｅａｒaｎceoｆthｅmajoｒauthorsofthe19thcｅntuｒysuｃhａsＥdｇａrＡｌlenPoｅ,WaltWhitmａnａndＥｍilyＤickinｓｏninｐoeｔｒy,andNathanielHａwtｈorｎeanｄHeｒｍaｎＭeｌvilｌeiｎficｔion.4．ＪａｍesFeｎｉmoreCｏoperdeveｌopｅdthreekinｄｓofnoｖelｓ．ThｅｆirstkiｎｄisａboｕttｈerevolｕｔｉｏnaｒypasｔｓucｈasThｅSpy．TheseｃondｋｉｎｄistheseaｎovｅlssuｃhastｈePilｏt.TheｔhirｄkｉnｄisabouｔtｈeAmericanfrontier.?５.NathａnｉaｌＨawtｈornｅ’sｗｏrkｓbeloｎgtodarkｒomanｔiciｓm，caｕtionarytａleｓｔｈatsuggestthatguｉlt，sin，ａndｅｖilareｔhｅmosｔiｎherentnａt(yī)uralｑｕalｉtiesｏｆhumａｎitｙ.ManｙofhiswｏrkｓareinｓpirｅdbyPuｒiｔanNewEｎｇlandcｏmbinｉnghistoriｃalｒｏmanceloadeｄwithsymｂoｌismanｄdeeppsychologicalｔhｅmeｓ,bordｅｒingoｎsurrｅaliｓｍ.6.“ＴheAmeriｃａnSｃhｏlar”ｈａsbeencａllｅdAmerｉca’sDecｌaｒationofIｎtelｌectuaｌIｎdepeｎdｅncebecａusehｅcalledonAmerｉcanwｒｉｔｅｒstowrｉteaboｕtＡｍerｉｃainanAmeｒicanｗａyiｎsteａdｏｆimｉtａｔiｎgthiｎgsforeｉgｎ.7．Ｔｈｏｒeauｈasfａｉtｈｉｎtｈeinnerｖiｒtueａndinｗard,sｐiritualｇracｅofｍaｎ；Thｏrｅａuwaｓｃriticalｏfmoｄｅrncｉｖilｉｚaｔion;Manshoｕldlivｅaｓｉｍpleｌife;anｄhebelievediｎｔhｅrｅgeneｒaｔion改過自新ofman．ＷaｌｄeneｘhibitsThｏrｅau’sｔrustinthｅfutｕreandｈisbeliefiｎａnｅwｇeｎeraｔiｏnofmen.８.Thoughhismoｓtfamousnoveliｓｃｒｉtｉｃiｚｅdforbｅｉnｇracｉst,MarｋTｗaiｎnevｅｒeｘpｅcteｄnｏrintendｅdthｅcｏｎｔroversｙtｈatａroseｗｉthtｈepublicａt(yī)ioｎｏfＨuｃklebｅrryFinn.MaｒkTwａinwaｓnotraｃisｔ，bｕtdｅpictｅdlifeinhistiｍes.9.Natｕraｌisticwｒiteｒswｒitedetaileddesｃrｉpｔiｏｎsｏｆthｅｌｉveｓｏfｔｈelｏｗeｒclass.Ｔheyａrｅinteresｔediｎfinｄingoｕｔhｏｗｍenandwｏmeｎarｅoverｗｈeｌｍｅｄbｙtheｆoｒcesofeｎvironmeｎtanｄbｙｔhefｏrｃesoｆheredity．

１0.InSiｓterCarriｅ,Drｅiserexpresseｄhｉsnaturaｌiｓtｉcpursｕｉｔｂｙeｘｐｏundiｎgtheｐurｐoｓｅlessnessofｌifeａndimpotence(無能為力)oｆｍeｎ.11.Mａt(yī)iｎEdenｔeｌｌshowtheprｏtagoniｓtｃhａngesfromatoileｒtoａbest-ｓeｌｌinｇauthor.Whenｈeｆａｉlｓtoｒesolvethｅｉnnercoｎfliｃtbetweenhisdｅsireｆｏrmａrriageaｎdhisrｅsiｓtaｎｃｅtocoｍｐrｏmiseiｎaclass-oｐpreｓsedsoｃietｙ,ｈｅfinａlｌydrｏwnshimsｅlf.LonｄononcetolｄＵｐtoｎSincｌairthatｈewrｏｔethiｓｎｏvelas“ａnａt(yī)tackonindiviｄualism.”1２.ＴheLoｓtGｅｎeｒationisaｔermａpplｉｅdｔothedisｉllusionedintelｌecｔualsofｔheyearｓfｏllowｉｎgthｅＦirｓｔWｏrlｄWar，ｗhorebeｌlｅdagainstformeｒidealsandvａｌuｅs,bｕtcoulｄrepｌacetｈemonlybydespairｏracｙｎicａlhｅdoｎｉsｍ享樂主義.13．ＳｔreamofＣoｎscｉousｎessisａｌiｔｅrａryｔｅｃｈｎiqｕｅiｎwhｉchaｃharaｃter'sthoｕｇhtsareｐreseｎｔｅdｉntｈeｃｏｎfusiｎg,ｊumbled,andiｎconsｅquentialmanneｒofrealliｆewｉtｈoutanyclarifｉcaｔionbythｅauｔhor.Iｔ＇ｓｂｅstknownwritersaｒeMarcｅlProuｓt,VirginiaWooｌｆ，andJamｅsJoyｃｅ.14.ＴｈomasStｅrnｓEliotwoｎthｅNｏbｅlPrizeforLitｅratｕrein1946.Hiｓｍastｅrpiｅｃe,“TheWaｓteLand”rｅvealsthｅspiritｕalｃriｓｉｓｏfPｏstWaｒＥuｒope,andiscｏnsｉｄeredtｈemanifestoｏfｔhe“LostGeｎeraｔioｎ”.15.EmiｌyDｉckiｎsｏｎwrｏtenearｌy1８０0poemsandｏnｌysｅvenｏfthemweｒｅpublisheddｕringherlifeｔime.Deaｔｈwａｓoneofｔheｇrｅatthemeｓoｆherworkandsheｓeldomloｓtsigｈtｏfｔｈegｒave.16.InWaltWhｉtmａn’sｍaｓterpｉeceLeavｅsofＧrａss,heｐｒaｉsedｔheidｅａsofequalｉｔyanｄdemocｒａcｙandcｅleｂratedthediｇniｔy,theselｆ-rｅliantspｉritandtｈejｏyoｆtheｃｏmmｏnman.“SoｎgofＭyｓelf”isＷｈｉtmａｎ’sｖｅryfamｏusworks.Wｈitmaｎwaｓｔhefirsttoｅxplorefulｌyｔhepossibｉlitｉesoffreｅvｅrsｅ.17.HarlｅmＲeｎａissanｃeｉｓateｒmtodeｓcribeｔheｒeviｖalofthｅliteraryandaｒtiｓtｉｃａｃhｉeveｍeｎtinthｅ１９20sｂyAｆｒo-Ａｍｅrｉcanwｒiｔｅrs.ThewriｔerｓwhowｅrｅasｓocｉatedwithHarlｅmＲeｎａissａnｃｅinｃluｄｅLangstonHuｇhes,ClaｕdeMｃKay,SterlｉnｇＢrowｎ，ＪesｓieFauset,WallacｅTｈurman，JamesWｅldｏnJohnｓon,aｎdMarｃusGarｖey.18.Metaphｏrisafigureofsｐeｅchiｎwhiｃｈawoｒｄoｒphrａseｔｈaｔorｄinarilydｅsiｇnaｔeｓonethingｉsuｓeｄtodesｉgnateａnoｔher,ｔhusmakiｎｇaniｍplｉcitcomparison.

１９.Iｎｔheearｌyｐartｏfｔｈe1９thｃenｔuｒy,NewYorkＣiｔywaｓtｈecenteｒoｆAｍｅricａnwｒiting.Itswｒiｔersweｒeｃalｌｅd：Knｉckｅｒｂocｋers”andthepｅrｉodfrom181０to１840iscａｌｌeｄthe“ＫniｃｋerｂoｃｋeｒsEra”oｆtｈeＡｍeｒiｃanlｉtｅrａｔuｒe.２0.WashｉngｔonＩｒｖingwａsbｏrninNeｗYorkCiｔyｉnａwealｔｈyfamilｙ．Fromaveryeaｒlyageｈｅbeｇanｔoreaｄwideｌyaｎdwriteｊuveniｌｅpoems,ｅssａｙs,ａndpｌａｙs．WiｔhｔhepublicatiｏnｏｆTheSｋｅtｃhBook,heｗonaｍeａsurｅoｆinｔernatiｏnａlfameoｎbｏthｓiｄｅsoftheAｔｌａntic.21.EmerｓonrejeｃtedｂotｈtheformａlｒｅligioｎoｆtｈechurchesandtheDeiｓｔｉｃphilosｏphy;instｅaｄhebaseｄｈiｓreligiononanintuｉtｉvebelｉefinａnｕｌtimatｅｕnity,whichｈeｃａlleｄthe"ｏveｒ-ｓｏuｌ．＂2２．Hawthorne'sｌitｅｒarywｏrldｉｓamｏsｔdisturbed,tormeｎtｅｄandpｒｏbleｍａt(yī)icａloneｍostlｙbeｃauseｏｆｈis"black"ｖisiｏｎoｆｌｉfeａndhuｍａnbｅinｇs．ＨerｅjｅcｔedtheTraｎscｅｎdｅｎｔaｌisｔs'tｒansparｅntｏptiｍisｍaboutthepotenｔialｉtiesｏfｈumannatｕrｅ.Ｉnstｅaｄｈｅloｏkedｍoreｄｅｅｐlyａｎdｐerｈapsｍorehonｅstlｙintolｉfe，ｆindingｉnitmuｃｈsuffeｒinｇaｎdｃｏnflictｂuｔaｌsｏｆindｉngｔheredｅe(cuò)mingpoweroｆlove．2３.Hａwtｈoｒnｅisaｍａsterｏfsymbolisｍ,whichｈetooｋfromthePuritantraditiｏnandbequeathｅdｔｏAmｅricanliｔeｒatuｒeinarevｉvifieｄform．Thｅｓｙmbo1ｃａnｂefoundeｖeryｗｈeｒeinhｉsｗriｔiｎg,andhiｓｍasterpｉeceprovｉdestheｍoｓtconclusｉveproof．２4.Melｖille'swrｉtｉngscａnbeweｌldｉvidedintｏtwｏgroｕps,eachwithsoｍｅｔhｉngincｏmｍｏninthｅｌｉｇhtofthｅthematicｃｏnｃeｒnandｉmaginativｅfoｃus.Mｏｂｙ-diｃkisreｇardedasｔｈeGreatAmericanNovel,tｈｅｆirstAｍeｒiｃanｐｒｏseepic（alongnａrrａt(yī)ｉveｐoemteｌｌinｇofｈeroiｃdｅｅｄｓｏfｒeflectｉnｇthｅｖaluesoｆthesoｃiｅｔyfｒomｗｈｉcｈitｏrｉｇiｎateｄ),tｈoｕghitiｓprｅsentedｉnｔhefoｒmofanｏvｅｌ.25.Ｏ．HenrywasaprｏｌiｆicＡmeｒicanshｏｒt-stoｒｙwritｅr,amａsｔerofsurpriｓｅe(cuò)ndingｓ,whowｒoteabｏuｔｔｈelifeofoｒｄinarｙpeoｐleinNewYｏｒkＣitｙ．Ａtｗiｓｔoｆｐlｏt,whichtuｒnsonanｉｒonｉcｏｒcoiｎｃidｅntaｌciｒcumstanｃe，isｔｙpicaｌofO．Ｈenry'ｓstories.26.HenryJaｍｅs(1843-1916),Amｅricaｎ-bornｗriter,ｇiｆteｄwｉthtalentsinlitｅrａt(yī)uｒｅ,psychologｙ,anｄｐhilosophy.Jaｍｅｓwｒotｅ20ｎovelｓ,112sｔories,1２playｓandａｎumberofworksｏｆliterａｒycritｉcｉsｍ.Hewaｓｄeeplyｉnterestedinｔhｅcontrastbｅtｗｅe(cuò)nｔheoｌdｗorlｄａnｄthｅnewone.27.AltｈoughJackLondｏnｗａsaｓociａlist,heinvestedthesｅｍi-auｔobiｏgraphｉcalcｈａｒacterofMartｉnEdｅnwithaｓtrｏｎgdoseｏfiｎdividuaｌiｓm.Hedｅsｃribedｔhenｏveｌasapａrabｌeofaｍanｗhohａｄtodie＂notbecauｓeofhislaｃkoffａithinＧｏd,ｂuｔbecａｕsｅofhｉslaｃkoffaｉｔhinmｅn.＂2８.AｌthoughDicksｏn’spoemｓwereｃalｌｅdｄｏｇgereｌsanｄnurｓeｒｙrhymes,shｅwasrｅｄｉｓcovｅredandbｒoｕghttｏlightinthe2０thcentｕry.Ａlltｈechａracteristicsofherｐｏｅｔrｙfoundtheｉrwayintothepoｅmsoｆsomｅmodｅrｎpｏｅｔs．ＳhesｔｏｏｄasoｎeofthegrｅatestｌyriｃｐoetｓoｆＡmeｒicａ．29．MaｒkTwａin'sworkｓsuｍupｔｈetｒaditionofＷesｔｅrｎhumorａnｄfrontierrｅaｌiｓm.Hｅwritesａbｏuthｉspeｏpｌｅandhisownlifｅ．Hｅloｖestｈemandａｔｔhesamｅtimｅｄeｐictstｈｅdarksideoftheｓocｉｅtybitterly．3０.Hｅｍｉnｇwaysays,“AlｌmｏdeｒnAmｅricaｎliteratuｒｅcｏｍesｆｒomonｅｂｏｏkｂyMａrkＴwａincａlleｄHuckleberryFiｎn.”Ｉt'sthebｅstbookwe＇vehad.Ｔheｒewａsnｏｔhｉngbefｏre．＇Ｔheｒｅｈasbｅe(cuò)nnothingｓogoodｓｉnce.＂31.EｚraPoundｓtressedclarity，ｐrecision,andeｃoｎｏｍｙoflanｇuaｇe，andfoｒegoinｇ(earlier)ｔraditｉoｎalrｈyｍeandｍetｅrinorｄｅrtoｃoｍposeｉｎthesequenceoftｈeｍｕｓicalphraｓe.3２.ＲobinsonｗasborninHｅaｄTｉde,ｂuthｉsfamｉlymoveｄtｏHYPERLINＫ",＿M(jìn)ａiｎe＂\o"Gaｒdｉner,Maine"Garｄiner,Mａinein18７0.HedeｓcribｅdhischｉldhoｏdinMａｉneas"sｔarkａndｕｎhapｐy.＂ＨYPERLＩNK""＼l＂cite_nｏｔe-０#cite_nｏte－0"\ｏ""[1]ＨｉsfaｍｉlyalsohaｄprobleｍswithHYPＥＲＬINK""\ｏ"Ａｌcohol＂aｌcoholandhisbrotherHerｍandiedinｐａrtduetothat.Ｈisｅarlydｉfficultｉｅslｅｄｍanyofhiｓｐoemｓｔｏhaveａdarkpｅssiｍismandhiｓｓｔｏｒｉｅsｔodealwith"anＡmericandｒeaｍgｏneａｗａy."3３.ＲｏbertＦｒostisoneofthemｏstpoｐular2０ｔｈCenturyAmeriｃanPoｅｔs，afour－timｅwinneroftｈｅPulitｚｅrＰrｉzｅ.Hiｓadoptstraditiｏnａlvｅrｓeｆorms,ｐlaｉnlanguaｇｅaｎdｅverｙdａyspｅe(cuò)chtｏeｘｐloreｔhｅｃomplexityoｆｈｕmanexistenｃetｈroughtreatingseeｍｉｎgｌytriviａlsｕbｊｅcts.34．SaｎｄｂurgiｓalsorｅmemｂeredｂygeｎerationsofｃhｉldreｎforhisHYPERLＩNＫ"＂\o"RooｔabaｇaＳtorieｓ"RoｏtaｂagａStoriesaｎdRｏｏtaｂagａＰigeｏns,ａsｅrieｓofwhimsical，sｏmｅtｉmeｓmｅｌａncｈolystoriｅsｈｅoｒｉgｉｎallｙcrｅａt(yī)eｄfｏrhisowｎdaughterｓ.３5.Stｅveｎsisararｅe(cuò)xampleofａｐoeｔwhosｅmainｏutputcameatafａiｒlｙａｄvancedage.speｎtｍostofhisadulｔlifｅｗorkｉnｇｆｏｒaninsurancecｏmpanyiｎHYPＥＲLINK""\o＂Ｃonｎｅcticut＂Conｎｅcticut.Hisbｅst-kｎowｎpoemsｉnclude"HYPERLＩNK＂"\o"AnecｄｏteoftｈｅJaｒ"AnecｄoteoftheJar，"＂HYPＥRＬINK""\ｏ＂ThｅEmpeｒoｒofIｃｅCream"TｈeEmpeｒorofIceCream,"＂ＨYPＥＲＬＩNK""\o＂ＴｈeIｄeaofOrdeｒatKeyWest"ＴheIdeaｏfＯｒderatKｅyWest,""HYPERLINK＂(ｐoem）"＼o"ＳunｄayMorｎing（ｐｏem)＂SｕｎdａyMorning,"ａnd＂HYPERLＩNＫ＂"＼ｏ"TｈｉrteeｎＷａｙsofLｏokingataBlaｃｋｂird"ThｉrteenWａysｏfLoｏｋiｎｇaｔaＢlａｃkbirｄ."3６.Tｈetitleoftheｐoｅm“ＴｈeLoveSongofＪ.AlfredPｒufrocｋ”iｓironic,foｒitisinfacｔaｂouｔtheabsenｃeoｆlove.Itdeｖｅlｏpsaｔhemeofａｆrusｔrationandemｏｔiｏｎａlconfｌict.37．FitzgｅｒaldhasbｅcoｍeiｄenｔifiedwiｔhｔｈeｅxtraｖａｇaｎtlivｉnｇofｔhｅJazzAge,andｈeoｎcesaid,“Ｉtwasaｎageofmiraｃles,itwａsanａgeofart,itｗaｓａnａgｅofexceｓs,aｎdｉtwasanageofｓatｉre.”３８.Fitzgerａld’swritｉｎgｓtylｅiｓkｎownfoｒbeinｇclｅar，ｌyrical,ａndwｉttｙ.3９.ＯｎMarch2６,1９20,ＴhｉsSideｏｆParadiｓeispubliｓｈeｄ,makingｔｈe24ｙｅar-oｌｄFitzｇeraldfaｍouｓａｌｍｏｓtovｅrｎight．４0.ＷiｌliａｍFaｕｌkner’ｓworksareregａrdeｄasthesｕｍmｉtofSoutherｎlｉｔeｒature.TｈeYoknapatａｗｐhasagａdesｃribｅsｔhｅrisｅandfallｏfsoｕtheｒnaｒｉsｔocrａt(yī)icｆamiｌies:theＣｏmpsonｓ，tｈeSartorｉseｓ,TｈeSutｐens,thｅMｃCaslins,anｄtheＳnopeseｓ.４1.TheSounｄandTheFｕryｄescriｂesthedｅcayanddｏwnｆallofaｎol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３、PｈｉｌipFrｅneａu菲利普·弗倫諾1752-１８３2ＴheRiｓingGloｒyoｆＡmeｒｉca蒸蒸日上的美洲；TｈｅBriｔiｓhＰrisonShｉp英國囚船;TotheMｅmoryｏftｈeBrａveＡmeriｃans紀(jì)念美國勇士-－同類詩中最佳;TheＷiｌdHoｎeysucｋle野生的金銀花;ThｅIndｉanBurｙｉngGrｏund印第安人殯葬地?

４、ＷaｓhｉngtonＩrｖing華盛頓·歐文17８3－18５9AHｉstoryofＮewＹoｒk紐約的歷史－-美國人寫的第一部詼諧文學(xué)杰作；ＴｈeSkｅtchBook見聞札記TheLegenｄofSｌeeｐyＨoｌｌｏw睡谷的傳說－使之成為美國第一個(gè)獲得國際聲譽(yù)的作家；BrａceｂridgeHaｌl布雷斯布里奇田莊；TaｌksoｆＴｒaｖelｌerｓ旅客談;ＴhｅAlhamｂrａ阿爾罕伯拉

?５、ＪameｓFeｎｉｍoreCooper詹姆斯·費(fèi)尼莫爾·庫珀１789－1851TheSpy間諜;ThePiｌｏt領(lǐng)航者；ＴheＬiｔｔｌepageＭａnusｃｒiｐts利特佩奇的手稿;LｅatｈerstockingTales皮裹腿故事集:ThePｉoｎeer拓荒者；TheLasｔｏfＭohicans最后的莫希干人;TｈePrairie大草原;TｈePaｔhfinｄer探路者;ＴheDｅe(cuò)rｓlayｅr殺鹿者??6、ＷiｌliamCuｌｌenBryaｎｔ威廉·柯倫·布萊恩特１７94－1８78TｈｅＰoｅｍs1８２1／１９32詩選:ＴｏaWaterfowl致水鳥-－英語中最完美的短詩;Tｈanａt(yī)opsis死亡隨想-－-受墓園派影響；TheWｈitｅfｏotedＤeeｒ白蹄鹿;ＡForesｔHｙmn森林賦;TheＦloodofYeaｒs似水流年

7、EdgarAｌｌanPoe埃德加·愛倫·坡18０９-1849(以詩為詩；永為世人共賞的偉大抒情詩人－－葉芝)TａlesoｆtheGrｏｔesqueandAｒabesｑue怪誕奇異故事集;Taｌeｓ故事集;TｈｅFallｏftｈｅHｏuｓeoｆＵsher厄舍古屋的倒塌;Ligeia萊琪兒；AnｎabelLee安娜貝爾·李-－-－-歌特風(fēng)格;首開近代偵探小說先河，又是法國象征主義運(yùn)動(dòng)的源頭ＴamerlaｎｅaｎdOtｈerＰoｅms帖木兒和其他詩；AlAraaｆ,TamｅrlaneandMinoｒPoemｓ艾爾·阿拉夫,帖木兒和其他詩；TheＲavｅnaｎdOtherPｏemｓ烏鴉及其他詩:ＴheＲaven烏鴉;ThｅＣiｔyinｔheSea海城;Israfｅl伊斯拉菲爾;ToHeｌlen致海倫??8、RalfＷaldoEｍerｓon拉爾夫·沃爾多·愛默生1803-１882Eｓsaｙs散文集：Nａt(yī)ｕre論自然新英格蘭超驗(yàn)主義者的宣言書;ThｅAmeｒｉcanSchｏｌar論美國學(xué)者;Dｉvinity;TheOｖersoul論超靈;Ｓeｌf-rｅliａnce論自立;TheTrａｎscｅndeｎｔａｌist超驗(yàn)主義者;RepresentativｅMen代表人物;EnglishTraits英國人的特性;SchooｌAｄdrｅss神學(xué)院演說ＣoｎcorｄHymn康考德頌;ＴheRhodo杜鵑花;ThｅHumblｅBｅe(cuò)野蜂；Dａｙs日子-首開自由詩之先河

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