Poems of naturalism
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Appreciation of poems of Naturalism
彭荻、吴东京、苏鑫、陈文玉
目录
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1 Colonial period
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1.1 1.1 The soil of American Dream: Puritanism
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1.2 1.2Anne Bradstreet: Verse upon the Burning of Our House
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1.3 consolidation
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2 Revolutionary period
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2.1 Benjamin Franklin ;autobiography
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3 American Romanticism
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3.1 What is Romanticsim
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3.2 Washington Irving
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3.3 consolidation
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4 Summit of Romanticism – American Transcendentalism
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4.1 Four sources, appearance, feature, influence
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4.2 Ralph Waldo Emerson :Self-Reliance
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4.3 Henry David Thoreau: Walden
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4.4 consolidation
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5 Late Romanticism
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5.1 Nathaniel Hawthorne
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5.2 Herman Melville
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5.3 consolidation
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6 Romantic Poet
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6.1 Walter Whitman
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6.2 Emily Dickinson
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6.3 Comparison: Whitman vs. Dickinson
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6.4 consolidation
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7 American Gothic Literature
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7.1 Edgar Allen Poe
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7.2 Raven, The Masque of the Red Death
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8 The Age of Realism
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8.1 Ｂackground, characteristics
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8.2 Three Giants in Realistic Period
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8.3 Ｌocal colorism
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8.4 consolidation
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9 American Naturalism
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9.1 Background,features, significance
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9.2 Poems of naturalism
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10 The Modern Period
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10.1 The 1920s and imagist movement
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10.2 Robert Frost
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11 Novels in the 1920s
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11.1 I.F. Scott Fitzgerald
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11.2 II.Ernest Hemingway
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12 Southern Literature
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12.1 William Faulkner
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12.2 Barn Burning
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13 American Drama
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13.1 Eugene O'Neil
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13.2 Absurd Drama
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14 The Post-War Period: 50s & 60s
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14.1 Allen Ginsburg: Howl
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14.2 Sylvia Plath: Daddy (confessionist)
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15 Post-War American literature
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15.1 Salinger
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15.2 Joseph Heller
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16 Multi-ethic American Literature I
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16.1 Hughes:
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16.2 Toni Morrison
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16.3 Suzan-Lori Parks
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17 Multi-ethic American Literature II
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17.1 Maxine Hong Kingston：Women Warrior
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17.2 David Henry Hwang: M. Butterfly
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