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Titel:	The Routledge history of literature in English Britain and Ireland
Von:	Ronald Carter and John McRae
Person:	Carter, Ronald 1947-2018 Verfasser aut McRae, John 1949-
Hauptverfassende:	Carter, Ronald 1947-2018 (VerfasserIn), McRae, John 1949- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] Routledge 2009
Ausgabe:	2. ed., repr.
Notation:	HG 250 HG 290
Schlagwörter:	Geschichte Englisch Literatur Großbritannien Irland
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Umfang:	XIX, 570 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0415243173 9780415243179 0415243181 9780415243186

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adam_text	I vii CONTENTS List of illustrations ................................................................................................................................................................. xiii Foreword by Malcolm Bradbury ................................................................................................................. xiv THE BEGINNINGS OF ENGLISH: Old and Middle English 600-1485 Contexts and conditions ................................................................................................................................ 3 Personal and religious voices ................................................................................................................... 6 Language note: The earliest figurative language IO Lone poems 11 French influence and English affirmation __................................................................ 14 Language and dialect ........... 18 Language note: The expanding lexicon: Chaucer and Middle English 21 From anonymity to individualism ......................................................................_........................ 22 Women s voices .......................................................................................................................................................... 25 Fantasy ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Travel ................................................................................................................_.._.................................................................. 28 Geoffrey Chaucer ....................._....................„...................................................................................................... 29 Langland, Gower and Lydgate .__................................._................................................................ 35 The Scottish Chaucerians ...................................................................................................................„... 39 Mediaeval drama .............................................._...................................................................._................................ 41 Malory and Skelton . .............................................................................. 44 Language note: Prose and sentence structure 47 THE RENAISSANCE: 1485-1660 Contexts and conditions ________.....________......—.........—.—......... 51 Language note: Expanding worid: expanding lexicon 56 viii I Contents Renaissance poetry ................................................................................................................................................... 57 Language note: Puttenham s Social Poetics 60 Drama before Shakespeare .......................................................................................................................... 61 From the street to a building - the Elizabethan theatre ........................... 67 Language note: The further expanding lexicon 69 Renaissance prose ....................................................................................................................................................... 7° Translations of the Bible ................................................................................................................................. 7^ Language note: The language of the Bibie 77 Shakespeare ........................................................................................................................................................................... 79 The plays ................................................................................................................................................................................... 80 The sonnets .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9° Language note: Shakespeare s language 92 The Metaphysical poets .................................................................................................................................. 94 The Cavalier poets .................................................................................................................................................... 100 Jacobean drama - to the closure of the theatres, 1642 ................................. 101 Ben Jonson ........................................................................................................................................................................ i°i Masques .................................................................................................................................................................................... ЮЗ Other early seventeenth-century dramatists ............................................................... 104 Domestic tragedy ..... - . ......._ ..................................... no City comedy ..........................................................................................._..............______........................... πι The end of the Renaissance theatre ___...........__.........___................................ 113 RESTORATION TO ROMANTICISM: 1660-1789 Contexts and conditions ___.......__.......___________....._________ 117 Language note: Changing patterns of thou and you I2O Milton ........................... ................................................................___..............____......__________ 121 Restoration drama .............................................__......................................................................................... 127 Rochester .................................................................................................................................................................................. 137 Dryden ................................................................................................................................................................_..................... 138 Pope ........................................................................................................................................................................__....... 142 Journalism .............................................................................................._._...............__......................................._ 145 Scottish Enlightenment, diarists and Gibbon ...................................................... 147 The novel ....................................................................................................................___................._....._........ 150 Criticism .....................................................................__.........................______..................____......__ 164 Language note: The expanding lexicon - standards of English 165 Johnson ........................................................._.............................__...........__________...................... 166 Sterne, Smollett and Scottish voices _____......________________ 168 Drama after 1737 ___......_.......___......._________________________ 176 Poetry after Pope .___________________________ 177 Language note: Metrical patterns 183 Contents I dc Melancholy, madness and nature .................................................................................................... 184 The Gothic and the sublime ................................................................................................................... 188 Language note: Point of view 192 THE ROMANTIC PERIOD: 1789-1832 Contexts and conditions ................................................................................................................................ 197 Language note: William Cobbett, grammar and politics 202 Blake, Wordsworth and Coleridge ................................................................................................ 203 Language note: Reading Wordsworth 207 Language note: The real language of men 212 Keats ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 213 Shelley ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 217 Byron ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 221 Rights and voices and poetry ................................................................................................................. 225 Clare ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 228 Romantic prose .............................................................................................................................................................. 229 The novel in the Romantic period ................................................................................................ 233 Jane Austen .........................................................................................................................................................____ 235 Language note: Jane Austen s English 238 Scott .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 239 From Gothic to Frankenstein ................................................................................................................. 243 The Scottish regional novel ....................................................................................................................... 245 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: 1832-1900 Contexts and conditions ........................................................................................................................ 249 Dickens ____........_..........................................................................................................................................._........... 251 Language note: Reading Dickens 256 Victorian thought and Victorian novels ..........................................._................................ 258 The Brontes and Eliot ..........................................................._.......................................................................... 267 Lady novelists ______............................_.............................................................................___..........._. 271 Late Victorian novels ...................................................................._....................._.............................__....... 273 Victorian ran tasy _.............................. 279 Wilde and Aestheticism .................._...........____________........_........................_ 283 Hardy and James .................................................._..........................................___..................._....... 286 Language note: Dialect and character in Hardy 289 Victorian poetry ___________________......................................______......._ 293 The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and after _____......_______.....__ 306 Language note: The developing uses of dialects in literature 310 χ Ι Contents Victorian drama ............................................................................................................................................................ уњ Language note: Reading the language of theatre and drama 315 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: 1900-45 Contexts and conditions ................................................................................................................................ 3l9 Modern poetry to 1945 ...................................................................................................................................... 32-2· Language note: Reading Hardy 323 Later Hardy ............................................................................................................................................................-............ 325 Language note: The fragmenting lexicon 327 Georgian and Imagist poetry ................................................................................................................ 32-9 First World War poetry ........................................................................................................................... ЗЗІ Irish writing .......................................................-.................................-...............—.............-..........-.........— 334 WB. Yeats ................................................................................-.....................-.................................................... 335 XS. Eliot ..........................................................-...............-..........................................—...................................... 337 Language note: Modernist poetic syntax 342 Popular poets ..................................................................................................................................................................... 344 Thirties Doets ^4% Language note: Reading Auden 349 Scottish and Welsh poetry ......................................................................................................................... 350 Twentieth-century drama to 1945 ................................................................................................._ 353 Irish drama ......................................................................................................................................................................... 355 D.H. Lawrence ............................................................................................................................................................... 357 Popular and poetic drama ............ 358 Language note: Literature about language 360 The novel to 194t 361 Subjectivity: the popular tradition .....................................................„........................................ 362 The Kailyard School ............................................................................................................................................ 363 Provincial novels .......................................................................................................................................................... 364 Social concerns ............................................................................................................................................................ 365 Light novels .......................................................................................................................................................................... 366 Genre fiction ................................................................................................................................................................... 367 Modernism and the novel ............................................................................................................................ 368 Förster......................................................................................................................................................................................... 369 Language note: Metaphor and metonymy 372 Conrad and Ford ....................................................................................................._............................................ 373 D.H. Lawrence ............................__......__..........................._..................___............................................ 378 Woolf and Joyce __.........__.........................................................................................._........................... 385 Language note: Irish English, nationality and literature 394 Novels of the First World War .___............______......._............__________ 395 Contents I χι Aldous Huxley ................................................................................................................................................................. 397 Rooms of their own ................................................................................................................................................ 398 Ireland ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 402 Early Greene and Waugh .............................................................................................................................. 403 Thirties novelists .......................................................................................................................................................... 405 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: 1945 to the present Contexts and conditions ....................................................................................................___.............. 411 Drama since 1945 ........................................................................................................................................................ 414 Language note: Drama and everyday language 415 Poetry of the Second World War ..................................................................................................... 434 Poetry since 1945 .......................................................................................................................................................... 436 Martians and gorgons ......................................................................................................................................... 450 The novel since 1945 .............................................................................................................................................. 457 Writing for younger readers — so-called children s literature ................... 458 Later Greene ....................................................................................................................................................................... 459 Post-war Waugh 460 О ... ..... ................................................................... —f Orwell ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 462 Dialogue novels . . 46s Language note: Discourse, titles and dialogism 467 The mid-century novel .........................................................................................................................___ 469 Amis, rather and son ............................................................................................................................................. 472 Language note: City slang 473 Language note: Common speech 475 Golding 476 D ..... - - ■. ■ ■■■ ■■.................................................................... —[-/ Fowles and Frayn .. .... 478 Novel sequences 479 The campus novel ...................................................................._...........__.......................................................... 480 Falling in love ... 482 О ...... ................ ................. . , ... and blood ................................................................................................................................................................... 486 Muriel Spark and others ................................................................................................................................. 487 Margaret Drabble ....... 489 Lessing, Hill, Dunmore and Weldon ...................................................................................... 489 Iris Murdoch ___.............................._..................._........................................................_...................._____ 491 Internationalism ........................................_............................................................................................................. 493 Rotten Englishes ..........................................................................................__.................................................... 494 New modes of modem writing ....................................................................................................... 501 Language note: English, Scots and Scotland 508 The contemporary Scottish novel ..................................................___................................ 509 xii I Contents The contemporary Irish novel ............................................................................................................. 515 Endings and beginnings ............................................................................................................................... 517 Winners of the Booker Prize .................................................................................................................................. 521 Winners of the Whitbread Prize ...................................................................................................................... 522 British and Irish winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature .................................. 524 Timelines ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 525 Acknowledgements 543 Select bibliography ...... _ ..................... S48 Index ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 559
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