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I.Emerson’sｔｒａnscendentaliｓｍａndｈisattｉｔudetowａrdｎature：?１。Trａnscenｄentalisｍ—itｉsａphilosophicandｌitｅrarymｏvementthaｔflouｒiｓｈinNewＥnｇｌanｄ，aｓaｒeaｃtionagａinstｒａt(yī)ionalｉｓmanｄCalvｉnisｍ。Itstｒessedintｕitiveundｅrｓtａnｄinｇofgodwｉtｈoutｔｈehelpｏfthechｕrcｈ,andadvoｃatedindependeｎceofthemiｎd．?2．Eｍersoｎ'sｔrａnscendｅntalism：

Ｔｈｅovｅr-soul—iｔｉsａnalｌ－ｐervａdingpowergoodnesｓ，ｆroｍwhiｃhalltｈingscomeanｄofｗhｉchａllarｅａpart。Ｉtisaｓuｐｒｅｍereａlｉｔｙｏfmind,asｐｉritualunityofallbeinｇsandareｌiｇion。Ｉｔiｓaｃomｍｕniｃａt(yī)iｏnｂetweenａnindiｖiｄualｓoulandthｅｕniversalｏver-ｓoｕｌ．Aｎｄheｓｔronglyｂｅｌiｅｖeiｎthedｉｖinitｙａndinｆiniｔｙｏfｍａnasaniｎｄividｕａｌ,soｍancａntotalｌyrelyｏｎhimself．?3.Histowaｒdnature：

Emersonlｏveｓnaturｅ。Hisnaｔuｒeistheｇarmｅntofｔheｏver－soｕl，syｍbolicaｎdmoralｂound。Natｕreiｓnｏｔsｏmetｈinｇｐuｒｅlyｏｆthｅｍatter，ｂutalｉｖewithＧod’sprｅsｅncｅ．Iteｘｅrciseaheａlｔhyandrestorativeｉnflueｎｃｅｏnhumanbeiｎｇs.Ｃhildrｅnｃansｅenａt(yī)uｒｅbｅtｔｅrｔｈaｎaｄulｔ。II．Ｈaｗｔhorne’sPuｒiｔaｎiｓmａｎdhiｓｂlackvｉsｉonｏｆman：?1.Puｒitaｎiｓm—itｉstherｅligｉｏｕsbｅliｅfｏftｈePuristａｎs,wｈohadinteｎdedtopurifyandsimplｉｆytherｅｌigiousrituａlofthechurcｈｏfＥngland.

2．ｈisblackvisionofman—ｂyｔheCalｖｉnisticcｏnceptｏforiginalsin，hebelievｅdｔhathumａnbeiｎgareｅｖiｌnatuｒedandｓinｆｕl,aｎdthissiniseveｒpｒesenｔｉnｈumａnｈeaｒｔａnｄwillpａｓｓｏneｇeｎeratｉontoanｏthｅr。

3.YoungＧooｄmanBrowｎ—ｉｔsｈowstｈateveryoneｈasｓｏmeevilｓecrets。Thｅinnocentanｄna?veBrowniｓcoｎfrｏｎteｄwiththevｉsionoｆhｕｍａnｅｖiｌinoneteｒｒｉblenight，ａndｔhｅnhebecomｅsdiｓｔｒusｔfulanddｏubtful.Bｒｏｗｎstaｎｄsｆｏrｅveｒyoｎe,whoiｓboｒｎpureaｎdhａsｎocontactwiththerealwoｒld，andｔｈepｒoｍiｎentpeoplｅoftheviｌlａgeａndchｕrch．Theycｏveｒtheｉrseｃretsduｒingｄａｉlylｉｖｅs，andundｅrsｏmecｉrcumstancｅssuchaｓｔｈｅwitｃh'ｓSabｂath,theｙbecｏmewhattheyaｒe．Evenｈisｃlosedｗife,Faith,isnoexceptｉon。ＳoＢｒownｉsaｇedinｔhatnight.???III。TｈeｓymboｌisｍｏfMelｖiｌlｅ’sMobｂｙ-Dick

１.Thevoyagetｏcatｃｈthewhitewhaleisthｅoneｏfthemｉndinqｕestｏftheｔｒuthaｎdknｏwledgeofuniveｒse．?2.ＴoAhab，thewhaｌeisaneviｌｃｒeatureorｔheagentｏfａｎevｉlforcｅthatｃontrｏｌthｅuｎiｖeｒse。Astoreaders，thｅwｈaleisａsymboｌoｆphysiｃａlliｍitｓ，ｏrasymｂｏlｏfnatｕre．Italsocanｓtanｄfortｈeｕｌtimateｍyｓteｒyoftheuniverｓeandｔｈｅwallbehindｗhｉchｕnknowｎｍaliciｏusｔhｉngｓaｒeｈidｉng．ＩＶ。WｈitmａｎanｄｈｉｓＬeavesofＧｒasｓ：?1．Themｅ:sｉngｏfthe“en—mａss"anｄtｈeseｌf/puｒｓuｉtofｌovｅ，happｉｎｅsｓ，and＊＊*uallovｅ/ｓｏｍetimesａbouｔｐoｌｉｔｉｃs(Drumtaps)?2．Whitmaｎ'sｏriginalityｆirsｔinhiｓuseofthｅｐｏeticfｏrｍfｒｅｅveｒsｅ(i．ｅ.poetrｙwｉthｏｕtａfiｘeｄbeａｔorrｅｇularrｈymescｈeme)，bymeansofwhicｈｈebｅｃomesｃonveｒsａｔionａｌaｎdcasuaｌ.?3.Hｅusesｔhefirｓtpersonprｏnoun“Ｉ”tostressindiｖｉduaｌism,ａｎｄorallanguagｅtoaｃquiｒesympａt(yī)hyｆｒoｍthｅcｏmmonreader。?

?Chapｔertwo:Thｅrｅａｌｉｓｔicｐerｉoｄ?I。ThecｈarａcteraｎａlysisandsociａlmeaninｇoｆHucｋFinｎinAdventｕreofHucklｅberｒyFinnbyＭarkＴwain

Huｃｋisａt(yī)ypｉcalAｍerｉcａnboywith“asouｎdheａrtａｎdadeformｅdcoｎsciencｅ”.Heappｅarstｏbｅvｕｌgarinlanguaｇeａndinmaｎner，butheishonesｔanddeceｎtinｅssｅnce。Hiｓｒemarkableraft’sjourneｙｄownontheＭiｓｓissｉpｐiriveｒcanbeｒeｇardedａshisｐroｃeｓsofｅducａｔｉonandｈiswayｔoｇrowｕp。Ａtfｉrst，ｈｅstａｎdsbyslａｖｅry,fｏrheclingstotｈｅidｅatｈatifhelｅtsｇotheslave，hewillbｅdamnedtogotｏhell．Andwhenｔhe“Ｋing”sellsＪiｍformonｅy，ＨuｃkdeｃideｓｔoiｎｆｏｒｍJiｍ’ｓmaｓｔｅr．AｆteｒhｅthinkｓｏfthｅpasｔｇｏoｄｔimewｈｅｎJｉmａndheareontherafｔwhｅreJimshｏwｓgｒｅatcareanｄdeepａfｆecｔｉonfｏｒhim,ｈedecidetorｅscｕeＪim。ＡndＨuｃkstiｌｌthinksheｉｓwrongwhｉｌeheiｓdoｉngtherightthing．

Huckisthesonofnatｕreandaｓymｂoｌｆorｆreeｄomandeaｒｔhlyｐraｇmatｉsm。ThｒougｈtheeｙeofHuｃk,tｈeinｎocｅntａｎdｒeluctaｎｔrebeｌ，weｓeethｅpre-CivilＷarＡｍericanｓoｃietyfullyexｐosed.Ｔwaｉncｏｎｔｒaststｈelifeontheriverandtheｌifｅｏnthebankｓ，theinnocｅncｅandtheeｘperience,thｅnatuｒeanｄtheｃulture,tｈewildｅrｎessaｎdtｈecivilizatioｎ。?

?II。DaisｙMillerｂｙHｅnｒyJａmeｓ?１。Theme：ThenｏvelisａstｏryaboｕｔAmerｉcaninnocencedefeatｅdｂytｈestiff，tｒadｉtｉonalvaluesofＥurope.JamescoｎdemnsｔheＡmeriｃａnfaｉlｕｒetoaｄoptexｐreｓsｉvemａnnｅrsintellｉgentlｙaｎｄpoｉｎtoｕtthefaｌsebeliｅvingtｈatagoｏｄheartisreadiｌｙｖiｓibleｔoalｌ.ＴｈeｄeathｏfDaisyrｅsｕlｔsfromｔhemisundeｒsｔａndingbｅtwｅenｐeｏｐｌｅwｉｔhｄifferentculturaｌbackgｒｏunｄs。

2。ThecｈaractｅｒanａｌysisｏfDaisy:ＳｈｅrepresentｓtypｉｃａｌAmeriｃangｉrl,wｈoiｓｕninformｅdandｗiｔhoutthemaｔuｒeguidａｎce．Ｉgnoranceandparenｔalｉnｄuｌgenceｃoｍbinetｏｆｏsterheasseｒtivｅself－conｆｉdenceandfｉercewillfulneｓs.ＳｈebeｈavesintｈesａｍeｄarinｇnaiveｗaｙinEuropeasshedoeｓaｔhome。Ｗhensoｍｅonｅisａgainstｈｅr,shebecomｅsmorecｏｎｔrary．Shｅkｎowstｈａt(yī)shemｅａｎｓｎohａrｍandiｓamazedｔhatanｙｏnｅｓhｏuldthinksｈedoes.ＳｈedｏesnoｔcｏｍproｍisｅtotheEuropｅａnmａnｎeｒs。?3。ThecｈａrａcterａnalyｓｉｓofWinterboｕrｎe：HeiｓａEuｒopeaｎizｅdＡｍeriｃaｎ，whohasｌivetｏolongiｎforeignparts．ＨeisveryexperienceandhaｓaproblｅmuｎｄerstandingDaiｓy。Hｅendｅaｖｏrｓtoputherinsｏrtoｆｆorｍula,i．e.ｔoclａssiｆyheｒ.

III.ＳisterCａrｒiebyTｈeoｄｏreDｒｅｉseｒ：?1。Theｍｅ：TｈeauthorinｖentedｔｈｅsuccesｓofＣarriｅandthｅdｏwｎfａｌlofＨuｒstwoodouｔoｆａnineｖiｔableanｄnatuｒalｊuｄgment,beｃauseｔhefittｅsｔcansｕｒviveinacompeｔitive,ａmoｒalsoｃietｙaccordingtｏtheｓociaｌDarwｉnism。

2.ThecharａcterａnａlｙsisｏfCaｒrie：SheｆoｌｌoｗｓｔheｒｉｇｈtdiｒecｔiontoapursuiｔoｆthｅAmｅricａnｄream，ａnｄtheｃircｕmstanceｓａnｄherｄesireforabetterliｆediｒeｃttｏtｈｅsucceｓsfulgoal．Butsｈｅisｎotｃoｎtenｔed,bｅcauｓewithwealthａｎｄfame，shestillfindｓheｒｓeｌflｏnely.Ｓheisａｐrodｕctｏftheｓociety,ａrｅaｌｉzaｔioｎｏftｈeｔhｅoryofthｅｓurvivａlofthefitteｓt．?3。ＴheｃhaｒａcteｒanaｌysisoｆHｕrsｔwood:Ｈｅiｓaneｇatiｖeeｖiｄeｎcｅofｔhetheｏryｏｆthesuｒｖivalｏfthｅfitｔest。Becaｕｓehｅissｔillconventioｎalanｄｃａnnotｔｈｒowａwaythesoｃiａｌmorａls，hｅiｓnｏｔfitteｄｔｏｌiveinNｅwＹorｋ.

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Chapterthree：TheＭｏdernPeriｏｄ?Ｉ．EzｒaPounｄandhｉｓtheｏｒyoｆImａgism?１。Theprinｃｉｐｌeｓ：ａ.directtrｅaｔmentofthethｉnｇ;b．ｔｏuseabsoluｔelynｏwoｒdtｈａt(yī)doesｎｏｔｃoｎｔributeｔothepｒｅｓｅntation；c.ｔｏｃoｍposeｉnｔｈeｓｅquenceofthｅmｕsical;d.touseｔhelanguageofcommｏnsｐeeｃｈandｔheexaｃtword;e。toｃrｅatenｅｗrhythｍｓ；ｆ．ａbｓｏlｕtｅlyfreｅdｏmintｈｅchoiceｏｆsuｂject。?２。Iｍａｇｉsmｉｓtoprｅsenｔanｉntellectuaｌanｄemotｉonaｌcomplexinaninstaｎtoftiｍe.Ａnimａｇistiｃpoemｍｕstpｒesenttheoｂｊｅｃtｅxactlythewaytｈｅthingisｓｅeｎ.Andｔhereａｄercanformthｅｉmaｇｅｏfｔheｏbｊeｃｔthｒｏughtｈｅｐrocessｏｆreadiｎgtｈeａbstractａndconcretｅwords。?ＩI．Frｏstaｎｄｈiｓpｏｅｔｒｙoｎnaturｅ：

Frostｉsdeｅｐlｙｉntｅｒesｔedinnatｕrｅaｎｄiｎmen’srelaｔionshiｐｔonａt(yī)uｒｅ。Natureappeaｒsasanexｐｌｉｃａt(yī)oraｎdaｍｅdiatｏrfoｒmananｄsｅrｖeａsｔhｅcｅnｔeｒofｒefereｎceｏfhisｂehａvｉor。PeａｃeandｏrｄerｃanbeｆoｕｎdiｎＦｒoｓｔ'spoeｔicalnaturalwｏrld．Witｈsurｆacｅｓimｐliciｔyoｆhispoems，ｔhethematiccｏｎcｅrnsareａlwayspｒｅsentediｎｒｉchsymｂｏlｓ.Tｈereforehiｓwｏrkresistｓeasyｉnteｒpretation。?III.Ｆ。SｃotｔＦitｚgeralｄandhｉsＴheGreａt(yī)Gatsby?1．Ｔhemｅ:Ｇａt(yī)sbyisAｍeｒicanEverｙman.Hiｓexｔraoｒdinaｒyeｎergｙandweaｌtｈmａkehimpursｕｅthedream。HiｓdeathｉntheenｄpoｉｎtsatthetruthaｂouttｈeｗiｔhｅｒingoftheAmｅricanDrｅam。ThespｉrituａlandｍorａlsterｉｌｉtyｔhatｈasreｓｕｌｔedfroｍthewitheredＡmerｉcａｎDreamｉsfullyrevealediｎthearticle.However，altｈouｇhheisdeｆeaｔed，tｈeｄrｅamhａsｇaｖeGatsbｙadigniｔyaｎdasetofｑｕalｉtiｅs．HishｏpeaｎdbelieｆｉｎtheproｍisｅoffuｔurｅmakｅshｉmtheｅmbodimentofthevaluｅsｏftheincoｒruptibleAmeｒicanDｒｅam．

2。ThechａracteranａｌｙｓisofGatsby：Gａt(yī)sbyｉsgrｅａt(yī),becaｕｓeｈeisdiｇnifiｅdandennobledｂyhisdrｅａｍandhｉsmｙｔhｉｃｖｉsionofliｆe．Hｅhａstheｄｅsirｅtｏreｐeaｔthｅpast,thｅｄesｉrefｏrmoney,anｄthedesireｆoｒｉｎcarnationofuｎuｔｔeraｂｌevisioｎoｎthｉsmaｔeｒialearth．ForGａt(yī)sbｙ,Ｄaisｙｉsｔhesoulofｈisdrｅａmｓ．HebeliｅveheｃaｎｒｅgaｉnＤaisｙandromａnｔicａllyrebｅlsｏftｉme.Ａlｔhouｇhhehａsthewealththaｔcanmatcｈwithｔheleisｕｒeｄclass,hedｏeｓｎothａvetｈeirｍａnnｅrｓ。Hｉstragedylieｓinｈispossｅssｉonofanａivesenseandｃhivalry.??IV。ＥrnestHｅmingｗay’sartistｉcfeatuｒes:?1。TheHemingｗayｃodｅheｒoesandgraｃｅunderpressｕrｅ:

Ｔｈeyhａveseenthｅcｏldworｌd，ａndforｏnecauｓe，tｈeｙboldlｙａｎｄcoｕｒaｇeｏuslｙｆａceｔhｅreaｌｉtｙ。Theyhaｓanｉndesｔruｃｔibleｓpirｉｔforhisoｐｔｉmistｉcｖiewｏflife.Wｈａt(yī)ｅvｅristhｅｒesｕltiｓ，theａrerｅadytolｉvewｉthgraｃeunderpreｓsure．Ｎoｍatｔeｒｈowｔrａgicｔheendiｎｇｉs,ｔｈeｙwiｌlneverbedefeatｅd。Ｆinａlly,thｅｙwｉlｌbepｒevailbeｃauseｏｆｔｈeｉrindestruｃtｉblｅspiｒiｔａｎdcoｕrａge.

2。Ｔheicebeｒｇｔｅchniqｕe:

Ｈｅmｉnｇｗaｙbeliｅvethaｔaｇoｏdｗｒiteｒｄoesnotneedtoｒeveａｌeverｙdetaiｌofacharａcｔｅｒoｒaｃtion。Theｏne－eightｈtheispreｓeｎtedwiｌlsuｇgｅｓｔallothermeaniｎｇｆulｄimensiｏnｓｏfthestorｙ.Thｕｓ，Hemingway'ｓlangｕageiｓsymbolicaｎdsuｇｇｅｓｔivｅ.Ｖ．TｈecharacteranaｌysisofEｍｉlyinARｏsｅfoｒEmily：

Ｅmiｌyｉsａｓymbolofoldvａlues，ｓｔａndｉngfoｒtｒaditｉoｎ，dｕtyanｄｐaｓtglｏry。Butｓｈeisａlｓoavictｉmtoａllｔhosｅｓhecaｒｅｓａndeｍｂrace．TheｓourceofEmily’sstranｇeneｓｓisfｒomheｒｂornprideaｎｄself-estｅeｍ,ｔhedｏmｉneeringbeｈavｉorｏfhｅｒｆatherａndｔhebetｒayalofherlover．Ｂａrｒｉcadｅdinherhousｅ，sｈehasfrozｅnｔhepaｓtｔoproｔectherｄrｅamｓ.Heｒlifeiｓtraｇicｂecausｅtｈedefianceofthecommunity，heｒrefusａｌtoacceｐtthechangeaｎdherｅxtremｅpｒidｅｈａvepushedhertoａbnｏｒmalityandinsａｎity。

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?I.Shakespｅａｒe’ｓsoｎnetｓ

?1．Ｗithafｅwｅxceｐtions，ShakｅspｅａrｅwritesｈiｓsoｎｎｅｔｓintｈeｐopｕlarEnglishfoｒmｏfthｒｅeｑuatｒaiｎsaｎdacoｕplet。Tｈecoｕpｌｅｔｕsuallｙtiesthesonnettoｏneoftｈeｇeneraｌthemes，lｅavinｇthequatrainsfｒｅeｔodevelopthepoetiｃｉnteｎsｉty。

2.Thesonnｅt'smostcｏmmontheｍesｃonｃerntheｄeｓtrucｔiveｅffectsoftｉme,theｑｕiｃkｎessｏfpｈysｉcaldｅcaｙ,aｎｄｔhelossoｆbｅａutｙ,vigｏr，ａnｄlove。Althoｕghtｈepoeｍsｃｅlebraｔelife,theyareaｌwａyｓwithakｅｅnａｗaｒenessoｆdeath.????3．Ｈｉssｏnｎet１8ｅxpreｓsesthatbeａutｉfultｈｉngscａｎｒeｌyonthefoｒceoflｉteraturｅtoreacheterｎity.Liteｒatureiｓcｒeatedbｙmａn，ｔhuｓitdeclaresman’seｔernitｙ.Thepoeｍshowsthemiｇhｔｙｓeｌｆ－coｎfiｄenceoｆtheneｗｌｙcｌaｓs。Tｈevivid，ｖariableａnｄriｃhｉmageｓreflectthｅliｖelyandａdｖentuｒｏｕsｓpiｒｉtsofｔhosewhowereoｐｅnｉngnｅｗwｏrld。??

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II。Sｈakｅsｐearｅ’ｓAMeｒchanｔofＶenicｅ?

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1.Theme?

?（１)Juｓtｉcevs。merｃｙ：Ｓhakespeａresuggeｓｔsthatalｌmenｓhoｕldbｅｍｅrciｆul.Ｔｈeｒeiｓafuｒtheraｓｐｅctｏfjuｓｔice—theinｊｕｓticｅrevealｅdinthｅＣｈrisｔｉａnｓ’treａt(yī)mentｏfｔｈeJeｗs．??

(2)Appearaｎceｖs。ｒeality:e.g。ｓupeｒficiaｌoreｘｔerｎａｌbeautyvs。moraｌorsｐiｒituａｌｂｅautｙｏrtruｔh(ｉnthecaseofthrｅecasｋets)；ｔheleｔtersofｌawｖｓ。ｔhesｐｉritｏftｈelaw.

?(3）Comｍerciａｌorｍａt(yī)ｅｒialｖａluesvs。love：Tｒｕeｌoｖeismuchmoｒｅwoｒｔhwｈilｅthａnｍｏｎeyaｎdｍａｔeｒialvaｌuｅs.ＡntoｎｉｏepitomizestruｅloｖeiｎｈisｆrieｎｄshiｐｆoｒBassａniｏ.

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2.TｈeｃharａcteranａｌysisofSｈyｌｏck??

?SｈylｏckｉsaJewｉｓｈuｓurer，andhｅisatragｉc—cｏmicchａracteｒ.??

?Heｉscomicbeｃauseheｆｉnaｌlybｅcomeｓtheonepunｉshｅdｂｙhｉsowneｖildeｅｄ.Ｈｅｉｓａvaricｉous．Heaccumuｌａｔesａｓmｕchweaｌtｈaｓhecanandhｅeveneｑuatesｈislostｄaｕghterｗｉthｈiｓｌostmｏney．Ｈeiｓalsocruel。Inｏrderｔorevenge，hｅwｏuｌdrａt(yī)hercｌaiｍａｐoｕndofflｅshfromhisenｅmｙAntｏnｉothaｎgｅtbackhiｓloan.

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?Ｈeiｓtrａｇic，ｂecauseheistｈｅvｉｃｔimofｔhesoｃｉety.AsａJew，ｈeiｓnottｒｅatedｅqualｌyｂythｅsociｅty.Thｅｌawisharｓｈtoｈiｍ．Ｈｅhastoｍakeasmuchmonｅyａshｅcaｎiｎoｒdertoｐrotｅｃthim。HｅisabusedbyAｎtｏnio，soｈewantｓtoｇeｔrevenge。

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?IIＩ。ThecｈaraｃtｅraｎａｌｙsiｓofHamｌet??

Haｍlｅtｉsascholaｒandawaｒrior.Ｈｉsfaｔｈerhａsbｅeｎkｉllｅdbyhisｕncle,Claudius，whoｔｈeｎｔakethｅthrｏneandmaｒrｉeｓhismotheｒ．Hamlｅtisｉnｆoｒmｅｄbythｅｇｈｏｓｔofhisfａｔhertoｔakerevenｇe，buttｈeweaｋnessoｆindeｃisｉｖｅnessorinｄeteｒminatioｎｉnhｉsｃｈａｒａcteralwayｓdｅlayｈｉｓaｃtion,anｄfinallyleadｓtｏhistragicｆaｌlofｄeath。Ｈamｌｅtisnotａmaｎofactｉon，buｔaｍanｏｆthｉｎkｉｎgatfｉｒsｔ.Heｈeｓitatesaｔｓｏｍecruｃialmomentｓ.Atlastwhｅnheisｆｏｒｃeｄｔotakｅsomeａctions,hedｏｅskillCｌaudiusｇloｒiｏusly，bｕtheａｌsｏsacｒifｉｃeshisownｌife。

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IV.Donneanｄｈｉs“TheSｕnRising”??

?1.Ｍetａphysicalpoeｔ:Hewroteｐoemsbyuｓingunｃonｖeｎtionalandsｕrprｉsiｎgconceｉtsandfｕｌloｆwitaｎdhｕmｏr,buｔsｏｍeｔｉｍeｓtｈｅloｇiｃａｒguｍentandcoｎｃeitｓｂecｏmeｐervaｓive。Ｔhelanguagｅｉscoｌloquiａlbutpowerfｕｌ,crｅatingunoｒtｈodｏｘimaｇｅｓonthｅreａｄeｒ'smｉnd.

?2.Hｉs“TheSｕｎRisinｇ”:Ｉntｈｉsｐoem,thelｏvｅ'sｗeddiｎgｒoomhasbｅenintruｄｅdｂysunaｎｄthemantakｅｓoffｅncｅａt(yī)tｈeiｎtrｕsion.Heatｔaｃkthｅsunasanｕｎrulyｓervant，ａnｄfinａllｙｈｅaｌlowｔhesｕｎtｏｅnterthｅｉrcｈambeｒanｄwarmtｈem.Tｈｅpoem’ｓtruｅsubjｅｃtｉｓtｈelady—ｈistrueemoｔionallove。Ｅvｅryinｓulttothesｕniｓacｏmplｉmenｔｔoｔhelady.

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?1.Ｓtrｕｃｔｕｒe:TｈestoｒｙｉsｔakenfrｏmｔheOｌdTestament。ItexｔendｓchrｏnoloｇicalｌyfromｔheｅxaｌtatｉoｎofChristbｅｆｏrethｅcrｅａt(yī)ｕreofｕnivｅrsetｏｔｈｅsecoｎdｃomｉngofＣhriｓt.Geogrａpｈiｃaｌly,ｉtrangesoｖertｈeentireworld．????2.ThｅcharaｃｔeｒanaｌysisｏfSａｔan:?

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Ｈehａsthｅstrength，thｅcourａgeaｎdtheｃapacitｙfｏrlｅadersｈip,butheｄevotedallthosequalitiｅｓtoeｖil.HｉsｄeｆiancｅoｆGoｄshowshisegoistｉcprｉde,hisfalseｃonceptionofｆreｅdom,aｎdｈisalienaｔiｏｎｆromallgood．Hiｓowneviｌａnddamｎatｉongｉvehimpｏtenｔiaｌlytrａｇicｄimensions。Tｈｅrｅfore,SataｎiseｎveloｐｅdinｄrａｍatiｃirｏnｙbecausehefightｉnｉgnoranceofｔheuｎｓhaｋabｌepowerｏfGodａndｇoodneｓs.

??3．Fｅaturｅｓ：Paｒalleｌandconｔrast?

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Thecｅntralｃonｆlictandcontrasｔbetweengoodandｅvｉｌareｉntｅｎsifiedｂytheconｔraｓtbeｔweｅnｈeavenandhelｌ，liｇhｔanddarknｅss,ｌoｖeanｄhaｔe，reasonandpasｓion，etｃ．??

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ThｅRｅｎaｉｓsaｎcｅPｅrｉodI。Shakespeare’ｓsoｎｎets1。Withafewexｃeｐtｉoｎｓ，ShakesｐearewｒiteshiｓsoｎnetsｉnthｅpoｐularEnglishfoｒmoｆtｈreｅquatraｉnsａndａｃｏupleｔ.Thecoupｌeｔusｕallytｉesｔhesｏnneｔtooneｏｆtｈｅｇｅneralthemes，ｌeaｖinｇｔheqｕaｔraiｎsfrｅetodevｅｌoptｈepｏeｔicｉntensiｔy．2．Ｔhesonｎet'ｓmostｃomｍｏnｔhemｅscoｎcerｎｔhedestructivｅeffｅｃtsｏｆｔime，thequｉcknessofphyｓicaldeｃａy,andｔｈelｏsｓofbeａｕty,vigor，ａnｄlove。Altｈoughtheｐoｅｍｓcelebrateliｆe,tｈeyａrｅalwayswithａkeｅｎawaｒenｅssofｄeaｔｈ.３.Hisｓｏｎｎｅt１8expreｓseｓｔｈａt(yī)bｅautifｕltｈinｇscanrｅlyｏnｔhｅforceofliｔerａｔｕｒｅtorｅａchetｅrｎity．Liteｒaturｅiｓcｒeatedbyｍａｎ，ｔhusｉtdｅclａrｅsman’sｅtｅｒnity．Tｈepｏemｓhｏｗsthemiｇhtyｓeｌf－conｆiｄenceoftｈenｅwlyclasｓ。Tｈevivid，vaｒiａbｌeaｎdｒｉcｈｉmageｓrｅｆlｅｃｔtｈelｉvelyandａｄventｕrｏusspｉritsoｆｔhoｓewｈowｅｒeopeninｇｎeｗworld.II．Shakesｐeａre’sＡMeｒchaｎtofVeｎｉce1．Thｅｍｅ

（１）Juｓｔicｅｖs.merｃy：

Ｓhaｋespearesuggeｓtsthatａｌlmｅnｓhouldbｅmeｒcifｕl。Thｅreisａfurtherasｐeｃｔoｆjustiｃe-ｔheｉｎｊｕstｉcereveａleｄinｔｈeＣhｒｉｓtians’ｔｒeatmentofｔｈｅJews．（2)Appearancevs。rｅａｌｉty：

e.g．sｕｐeｒficｉaloｒｅxteｒnalbeａutyvs.morａlｏrspirｉtuaｌbｅａuｔyortruth（iｎtheｃaseoｆthrｅecaskeｔs);thｅlｅtteｒsoflawｖs.ｔheｓｐｉrｉtoｆthelａw．(３）Ｃoｍmｅｒcｉalormaterialvalｕeｓｖs．lｏvｅ：Ｔrｕeｌoｖeisｍucｈmoｒeworｔhｗｈileｔｈaｎmoneyaｎｄmaterｉａｌvalues．ＡnｔoniｏeｐitomizestruｅlovｅinhiｓｆriendshipforBａsｓaｎｉo。2。ThecharaｃｔeranalysiｓofSｈyloｃｋ

ShｙｌoｃkisaJｅwiｓhusureｒ,ａndhｅisatｒagic—comiccharａｃter。Heiscｏmｉcｂｅcaｕsehefiｎａlｌybｅcoｍestheoｎepuniｓｈｅdbyhisowｎｅvｉldｅeｄ.Hｅisavarｉcious.Hｅaｃcumｕlａt(yī)ｅｓａｓmuchwealｔhａshecananｄhｅeveｎeｑuａｔeshisｌostdaughtｅｒwithｈiｓlostmｏｎey.Heｉsaｌｓoｃrueｌ.Inoｒdertｏrevengｅ,hｅｗoulｄratherｃｌaimａpoundoｆfleshfromhiｓenｅｍｙＡntｏniothanｇetbackｈisｌoan．Ｈeistragic，ｂeｃausｅｈｅistheviｃｔiｍoftｈesｏciety。AsａＪew，hｅisnｏttreaｔedeｑuallyｂyｔhesociety．Thelawisｈａrshtｏhim。Hehａｓtoｍakeasmｕｃｈmoneyasｈｅcaｎinordertｏprotecthｉm．HeisａｂusedbyAntonio,sohｅｗantsｔogeｔreveｎｇe.IＩI．ThecharaｃteranaｌysiｓofHamletHaｍletisａｓchｏｌarａndaｗarrｉor。Hisｆatｈerhａsbｅeｎkilｌedbyhisｕncle,Claudｉus，whｏthｅｎtaｋetｈethrｏnｅandmａｒrｉｅshisｍother.Hａmleｔｉsiｎformedbyｔｈegｈostｏｆhiｓfathｅrｔｏｔaｋerevenｇe，butthｅweaknessoｆindｅcisiveneｓsoｒindeｔeｒmｉｎatiｏｎiｎhｉscharactｅralwaｙsｄelayhiｓaｃtiｏn,aｎdｆｉnalｌylｅａdｓtohistragicｆalｌoｆdｅath。Hamletｉsnoｔａmanofaｃtion,bｕtamanｏfｔhinkingａｔfｉrsｔ．Ｈｅhｅsｉｔaｔeｓaｔｓomecrucｉalmｏmentｓ．Ａtlastwhenheiｓforcedtotakｅsomeａctioｎｓ，hedoｅskilｌＣｌａudiuｓgloｒiouｓly，bｕｔｈｅaｌsｏsacｒifiｃesｈisownlife.IV.Donnｅaｎdhiｓ“TheＳunRｉsing”１。Ｍeｔaphyｓｉｃａlpｏeｔ：Hｅwrotｅpoｅｍsｂyuｓingunｃonveｎｔiｏnaｌanｄsuｒprｉｓingconｃｅｉｔsandfulｌofｗitandｈumoｒ,butsometｉmestheｌoｇｉcargumentandｃｏnceｉtsbecｏmepervａｓive．Ｔhｅlaｎguageiｓcolｌoquialｂutpoweｒｆuｌ，ｃreatingｕnorｔhoｄoxiｍagesoｎthereader’smiｎd.2.His“ThｅSunRisiｎg”：Ｉｎtｈispｏem，thｅlovｅ'sweddingrｏｏmｈasｂeenintruｄedbysunandthｅmaｎｔakesoffｅnceaｔｔｈeintｒusion。Ｈｅaｔtackthesｕnａsaｎｕnrulｙｓerｖａnt，aｎdfinallyｈｅａlｌｏwthｅsuntoｅnｔeｒtheiｒｃhambeｒaｎdｗaｒｍtｈeｍ.Tｈepｏem'ｓｔruesｕbjecｔisthelａdy-hiｓtrueeｍｏtionａlｌoｖe.Ｅverｙinｓulttｏthesunｉsacompｌimenttoｔhｅlａdｙ.V.Miｌtoｎ'sPａｒaｄisｅLoｓt：１.Sｔructｕrｅ：ＴheｓtoryiｓｔakｅnｆrｏｍtheＯldＴestamｅnt。Itｅxtenｄｓｃhronoｌoｇｉcａllyｆromｔｈeexalｔａt(yī)ionｏfChｒistｂｅforetｈecreaｔuｒeoｆｕniveｒsｅtoｔhｅsｅcｏｎdcomｉｎgofCｈrist.Gｅoｇraphiｃallｙ,itrangesoveｒｔheenｔireｗoｒｌｄ．2．ThechaｒactｅｒanａlｙsisofSatan：Hehasthestrｅngth，ｔhecourageaｎdtｈeｃapacｉｔyforｌeadｅrshｉp，buthedｅｖｏtedallthｏｓequalitiesｔoｅvｉl。HisdefianceofGodshowsｈiｓｅgｏisticpｒｉde,hisfalsｅcoｎcｅpｔioｎoffreedom，andhiｓalienａt(yī)ionｆromallｇood。Hisowneｖｉｌaｎddamnaｔioｎgivｅｈimpotentiａllytragｉcdｉmｅnsions。Thｅrefoｒｅ，ＳataｎiseｎveｌopｅdindramaｔicironybｅcausｅhefightinignoranceofｔｈeuｎｓｈakablepoｗerｏfGodandgoｏｄneｓs.３。Fｅａt(yī)uｒes：ＰａraｌlｅlanｄｃontrastThｅcentｒａlｃonflｉcｔａndconｔrａstbetweengｏｏdaｎdevilaｒｅiｎtensiｆieｄbythｅcｏnｔrasｔbetweenｈeaveｎaｎdｈｅlｌ，ligｈtａｎｄｄaｒkｎess，lovｅanｄhaｔe，ｒｅasｏnａndpasｓｉｏn，eｔc．

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TheNｅo-clａｓｓicalPeriｏdI。Thｅaｌlegｏricaｌmeａningoｆ“TheVａnｉｔyFａir”inJoｈnBuｎｙａn'sThePilgrim’sPrｏgreｓsTheＶanitｙFairreferｓｔothｅrealworldwhｅrｅpｅｏplｅhａvｅbｅcｏmｅsodｅgenerateｄthataｌlｔhｅyａrｅconcｅｒnedistoｂｕｙandｓelｌeveryｔhinｇｔhｅycan.Italｌｅgorｉcalｌｙrepresenｔｓvaniｔybothiｎthesocieｔｙanｄｉnpｅoｐle’shearｔ，sｏpeoplearespiｒituallylost.However，ｔｈeｐiｌｇrimsrefｕsｅｔobuyａnyofｔhethinｇsinｔheVanｉtyFair.ItspuｒposeistourgeｐｅoｐlｅｔoabidebyChriｓtｉａndｏｃtrinｅsａndｓeeksalvationtｈroughconstaｎｔstrugｇｌeｗiｔhｔｈeirowｎｗｅakｎｅssａｎdｓociaｌｅｖiｌs．Christiａns’ｒefusalshｏwｓtｈattheｙareｏnｅstepｎｅareｒtheCelestiａｌCity。II．Pｏpe’ｓpoｉntｏｆviｅｗonpoetryｃriticismandthecharａcteｒｉｓticsofhisoｗｎpoetｒy1．Ｐope’spointoｆvieｗonpoetｒｙcriｔｉciｓmｉsｂestsｈowniｎｈisAnEssayｓonＣrｉticｉｓm．Heeｍｐｈasｉzｉngtｈatliterａryｗorkｓｓｈouldbejudgedbycｌassｉcalrｕlesofordeｒ，rｅａsｏn，ｌogic,ｒeｓtraｉnedemｏtiｏnａndgｏodtaｓte。HecalｌｓonpｅopｌｅtoｔｕrｎｔotheｏｌdGrｅekandRomanｗrｉtersｆorguｉｄaｎcｅ。Ｈeadviseｓｔhｅcritiｃsnottostrｅssｔoｏｍucｈｔｈearｔifｉｃialusｅoｆconceiｔortheexternａｌｂeauｔyｏflanｇuage，bｕttｏpａyspeciａｌatｔentiｏntotrueｗitwhiｃhisbeｓtsetｉnａｐｌａinｓｔｙｌe.２.Poｐe’sｐoｅｍstrictlyfｏlloｗshisiｄeaｏfneoclaｓsｉｃｉｓm。Hedeｖelｏpedasatiｒic,concise，smooth，gｒaｃeｆulandｗell－bａlancedｓtyle,aｎｄfｉnaｌｌybrｏughtｔoitslａｓtpeｒfeｃtionoｆthehｅｒｏiccｏuｐleｔ.ＩＩI。TｈesｏcialsatｉｒeｏfJonａt(yī)hａnSwifｔ’ｓＧullivｅr’ｓTｒａvelｓTheaｃcoｕntoｆＬｉllipuｔianliｆe，ｅspｅcｉallythegamesｆorpｅoｐｌeaｔcoｕrt，ａllｕdestｏthesｉｍiｌarridiculoｕspracticesｏrtricｋsinｔheEnglｉshgｏvernment。ＴｈｅｄｅｓcriptionoftheｃｏｍｐeｔitiｏnｉnthｅgameｓｂeｆｏｒetｈerｏｙalmｅmｂersleaｄstothefａcttｈatthesｕｃcessofthoｓegｏveｒnmeｎtｏｆfｉcialｓsｕｃhaｓthePｒimｅMｉｎisterlｉｅsnotintｈeirbeiｎganywisｅrorｂeｔｔerｂｕtｉntheirｂeｉngmｏredｅｘteｒｏusｉnｔheｇame。ThｉsalludｅsｔotｈepracticesinEngland。ＡｎdtｈepoｍpoｕswｏrdssiｎgｉngofｔheLｉlliｐｕtｉａnempｅｒorridiｃulｅtheariｓｔocｒatｉcarroｇanｃｅandvanity。IV.ＨenryFieｌdiｎgandhisＴｏｍＪｏｎｅsItｉsagｏodｅxampleof“coｍicepicｉｎpｒose”．FielｄingdescribesｔhｅfightbeｔｗeｅnMoｌlｙandｔｈeｖillaｇeｒｓａndherfistｆｉgｈtwｉthGｏoｄyBｒｏｗｎｉntｈegranｄstylｅｏftheHomｅｒｉｃepic。ＨefiｒstｏfalｌcallsｏnｔheMusesｔoasｓiｓthiminrecountiｎgthｅfigｈtasiｆitｗereｏfgrｅaｔhisｔoricalｉmpoｒtancｅ。LiｋｅＨｏmerwhoｗoulｄlｉstnaｍｅsｏfgodsｉnvoｌveｄｉｎthebａｔtle,heｌiststｈenamｅsｏfthevilｌaｇers.HetｒｅatsMollyasagreatheroatbattlｅ，an“Amaｚonianherｏine”．Beｓiｄes，ｈeuｓesamoｃk－eｐictｏｎeaｎdseeｍsｖｅｒyｓolｅmnａboutwhatｈeｉsｄesｃrｉbｉng．Heusesfｏrｍalworｄsandrefinｅdlａnｇuagｅ．Finａlly,heｍaｋesｕseofdifｆerentfiguresｏfｓpｅecｈ,parｔicularly,iｒoｎyａnｄhypｅrｂole．V。ThoｍasGrａyandｈiｓ“EｌegyＷrｉttenｉnａCountyChurｃh”Ｉnthｅpoｅm，Ｇraｙｐreseｎtsapictureoftｈeqｕietandsｏｌitarｙｃountｙaｔdusｋthrｏuｇhｔhesouｎdｉnｇofthｅcurfew,thehome—comｉngplowman,tｈｅtinklｉngofbellｓundeｒtheneｃksoｆtｈecatｔle,theｍoｐiｎgowl，tｈｅnarrowｃelｌ(ｇｒave），etc..Heｂemoaｎｓｔhｅfateoftｈosecommoｎlaborerｓwｈoarenowburiedｉnｔhegｒａｖｅs,tｒiestｏiｍaginehｏwtheyhａｄliｖedasloｖiｎgparentｓａndhａrdworkingpｅｏpｌe,andpｒaｉｓethｅirｈｏmｅｌｙｊｏｙs．Hetheｎｅｘｐressｈiscontｅmｐtｆorthｏsｅnoｂｌemenｗｈｏonceliｖeｄapoｍpouslｉfe,ａnｄdesｐｉｓｅdtｈepｏｏr，buthaveendｅｄｕｐｉnａwayｎobettｅｒthanｔheoｒdinaryｆolk.WecａｎseeGrａy’ssympatｈyｆoｒthｅｐoｏrａndcoｎtｅｍptｆortherich.ChａｐterThree

TheRomaｎtｉcＰerｉodI．Wｏrｄsｗorthａnｄhｉs“Iwanderedｌonelyａsａcloud"Ｔhepoｅmiscrystalclｅaｒaｎdlucid.Beloｗｔheiｍｍediateｓuｒｆaｃe，wefｉnｄthａｔalｌthｅreａliｓtiｃdｅtａiｌsoftheflowers，tｈetｒeeｓ，theｗａｖes,ｔｈewind,andalｌthｅｒeaｌｉsticdetaｉｌｓofthｅactiveｊoy,areabｓoｒbeｄintｏaｎover－aｌｌcoｎｃretemｅtapｈｏｒ，tｈerｅcｕrrｅnｔimａｇeoｆtｈｅdance.Ｔheflowｅrs,ｔｈｅstars,ｔhewａvesareｕnitｓｉnthisdancingpatteｒnoｆorderindiverｓity，ｏｆlinkedｅterｎａlharmｏnｙaｎdvｉｔａliｔy。Thｒoｕｇhｔherevelationaｎdrecｏｇｎｉtionofhiskinsｈipwitｈｎatｕre,theｐoｅtｈimselfｂecｏmesasitｗereapartoｆthewholｅcosmｉcdａnｃe.ＩＩ。Shelｌeyaｎdｈis“ＯdeｔoｔheWesｔWiｎd”Iｎtheｐoeｍ，Shelｌｅｙeulｏgｉｚeｓthewestwindａsapoweｒfulpｈenｏmenonofnatureｔhatｉsbｏtｈdｅstroｙeraｎｄpreseｒvｅr.Ｔｈewinｄenjoyｓboｕnｄleｓｓfreedoｍaｎdｈasｔhepowerｔｏｓpreaｄmｅｓsaｇesｆaｒａndwidｅ。ＴhekeｙnoｔｅinthepｏｅｍｉsSｈeｌley’ｓever—presentwｉshｆorｈｉmsｅlfａndhisfｅllowｍenｔosｈａrethefrｅｅdｏmｏfthewestｗiｎd，reｍｅｍberingmeanwhilehisoｗnaｎdcommｏnｈumａnmｉseｒieｓ．Anｄtheｄomiｎantｍoｏdiｓthatoｆhｏperathertｈandeｓｐair，asthepoetｉshopｉngｆoｒｔheｒｅａlizaｔｉｏnoftheｆrｅｅｄomandｊoy．Thｅoptimismexｐrｅsｓedintｈelastｔwolineｓshowthepｏet'sｃriticalattitｕdetowarｄtheuglysocialrealｉtyaｎdhisfaｉthinabｒightfuturｅfoｒhumaｎiｔy．III．JohnKeatｓandhｉｓ“OdeoｎaGreｃｉanUrn”IntｈepoemＫeatssｈｏwsthｅcoｎtrastｂｅｔweenｔhｅpermanｅnｃeofartaｎdthetraｎsieｎｃeofhｕｍanpassｉｏn．ThepoｅｔhａｓａｂsｏrbeｄhｉmsｅlfｉntotｈｅtｉmelessｂｅauｔiｆuｌscenｅｒyontheGｒeciａnuｒn:thelｏｖｅrs，musicｉaｎsanｄworｓhｉpｐｅrｓcarvedontheｕｒn,ａndthｅirevｅｒlasｔiｎgｊoys．Tｈeyarｅｕｎaffectｅdbｙtime，stillｅdinｅxpｅｃtatｉon．Ｔｈisｉsthｅglorｙａｎdｔｈelimｉtａt(yī)ｉｏnｏｆthewｏｒldconｊureduｐbyaｎdoｂｊecｔｏfart.Ｔheurｎceleｂratesｂutｓiｍplｉｆｉｅsiｎtｕitionsｏｆjoybydefｙingourpainａndsuffeｒing。Ｂuｔatlaｓｔ,theｕrnｐreｓentshisaｍｂivaleｎｃeaｂｏuｔtimｅandthenaｔureｏｆｂeａuty．IV．ＴhecharａcｔeranalysisofＥｌizaｂeｔｈiｎＪaneＡｕｓtｅn’sＰriｄｅａｎdPrejudiceＥlizａbethisaｂeautifulyoungladyiｎtｈeBennets.Ｓｈeisiｎtｅllｉｇent,cｏnｔrastinghｅreｍpty—miｎdeｄ,ｓｎｏbbishandvulgａrmothｅr。Sｈeｉsawｏmenｏfdistinctcharaｃｔｅr。Ｓhｅisnotpassivｅ，butpuｒsｕehｅrｔrueｌoveｂravely．ＳhｅturnsdownＭr。Ｃoｌｌin’ｓmarriagｅpropｏsalaｎdseekiｎgherｈａppiｎｅｓsｗithＤarｃy，theoｎesｈeｐｏssesｓesｔrueaffecｔionforheｒ。Shｅｉsａlsocｏｕrageous.ＷhenＤarcy'sａｕntlａｄycomｅstofoｒcｅｈeｒintoapromiｓeoｆｎevercoｎsentingｔoｍaｒryDarcy,ｓhebolｄlychalｌengeshｅrauthority，ｃoｎtempｔａndaｒrｏganｃe.Onｔhｅwhole,Eｌizabethiｓatypicaｌｉmagｅｏfｔhｅgｏod,atｔrａctivelａｄyintｈｅ１9tｈceｎtｕry。

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ＴhｅNeo—ｃlassicａlPerioｄI。Ｔheallegｏｒicalmeaｎｉngof“TｈeVanitｙFａｉr"inＪohnBｕｎｙａn’sＴｈePilgrｉm’sProｇrｅssTheVaｎityFairrｅｆｅrsｔｏtｈeｒｅalwoｒlｄwherｅpｅｏｐlｅhavebeｃoｍｅsｏdegeneｒａｔedthaｔalｌｔｈeyareconcｅrnediｓtobuyａndseｌleverythｉngtｈｅyｃaｎ。Itallｅgoricallyreｐｒesｅnｔsｖaniｔyｂｏthinthｅsoｃietｙandinｐeople’sheart,sopeｏｐｌeareｓpirｉｔuaｌlylosｔ。Hｏweｖer，ｔheｐiｌgｒimｓreｆuseｔobuyａｎｙofｔhｅthｉngｓintheVaniｔyFaiｒ.ItｓpurｐｏｓeistourgepeopｌeｔoaｂideｂyCｈrｉsｔiaｎdoctrｉnesanｄｓeeksaｌvatiｏnｔhrｏughｃoｎｓtanｔstrugglewiththeirownweａkｎessａｎdsociaｌevｉｌs.Christiａns’refusaｌｓhowsthattheyareｏnｅsteｐnearerｔhｅCelｅstialCｉｔｙ.II．Poｐe’ｓpoｉｎtofviｅｗonｐoetryｃrｉｔｉcｉsmａndthｅｃharａcｔeristiｃｓｏfｈisownpｏｅtry１。Popｅ’sｐｏintofvｉewｏnpoetrycritiｃisｍisbestｓｈowniｎhiｓＡnEｓsaysonCｒiticism。Ｈeemｐｈasizｉｎｇtｈａｔlitｅrａryｗorkssｈｏuｌdbｅjｕdgedｂyclaｓsicａlrulｅｓofoｒｄer,reason，ｌｏｇｉc,reｓtraiｎｅdemoｔioｎandｇoodtaste．HeｃallsonpeopleｔoturntoｔｈeolｄGreeｋandＲomａnｗrｉtersfｏrgｕidance。Headvisesｔhecriticsnoｔｔostｒeｓｓｔｏomｕchtｈeａｒｔifiｃialuｓeｏｆconｃeｉｔortheexｔｅｒｎａｌbeautyｏflaｎguage,buttopayｓpecｉａlattentiｏｎtotrueｗｉｔwhｉchｉsbestｓetiｎａplaiｎsｔｙle.2.Pｏpe’ｓpoemｓtrictlyfｏllｏｗshｉsidｅａofｎeｏclassiｃism.Ｈedevelopedasatiric,coｎcｉｓｅ,sｍootｈ，gracefｕlandｗeｌl－balancｅｄstyle，anｄfｉｎallybroughttoitｓｌａstperfectionofthｅｈeｒoicｃouｐlｅt．III。Thｅsocialsａt(yī)iｒeｏfJoｎａt(yī)haｎSｗift’sGｕlliveｒ’sＴravelsTheａccounｔofLiｌliｐutiａnlｉfｅ，esｐｅciaｌlytｈｅgameｓｆoｒpeｏplｅatcoｕｒt，alludeｓtothｅsimilａrriｄicuｌouｓprａctｉｃesｏrtriｃkｓｉntｈeＥｎgｌiｓｈgoverｎment。Ｔhｅdesｃriptionofthｅcoｍpｅtｉｔionintｈegamesbefoｒeｔheroyalmｅ