Abstract Toni Morrison is one of the most distinguished contemporary novelists in the history of American literature of the 20th century. In 1993 she got the Nobel Prize in Literature, she is the sole black female achieves the award. Her...

Abstract The thesis is mainly about the study of British novelist A. S. Byatts work Possession from the perspective of feminism. In the first part, it pays close attention on the examination of the relationship between the feminism theori...

Abstract The Joy Luck Club is written by a Chinese-American writer Amy Tan. It is a story about four groups of immigrant mothers and their American-raised daughters, focusing on the mothers struggles in China before liberation, their acce...

Abstract In John Miltons Paradise Lost, Satan is the most controversial image. People who have been divided into pro-Satanists and anti-Satanists have argued Satan for over hundreds of years, but they still have not arrived at any agreeme...

Abstract The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County was Mark Twains first great success as a writer which established his fame. It is full of fun from the beginning to the end. It shows the excellent humor skill of Mark Twain. People...

Abstract David Herbert Lawrence is a controversial English novelist of the 20th century. He objects to the spiritual love and thinks that sex is the human nature and can not be violated. He also opposes the spirit possession in gender rel...

Abstract Emma is one of Jane Austens works about female growth in the British literary history. Emma is a character who is self-centered with so many shortcomings, and became a mature woman and often considered about others after her pers...

Abstract Satire, as one important figure of speech, holds an important place in literature. As a good satirist, Mark Twain created many famous works. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was published in 1876, mainly depicting the adventures of T...

Abstract Jack London is a famous American writer at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century who is famous for his animal novels. The Call of the Wild is one of the most typical masterpieces among his works. It is...

Abstract The novel Little Woman was written by American Author Louisa May Alcott, which was in the background of American Civil War and was based on a completely true story of Louisa May Alcotts own life. Since it was published in 1868, i...

Abstract O. Henry is an outstanding short story writer of American in the early 19th century. His works are full of humor and grief, satire and anger. They enjoy great honour and achievements, having a strikingly permanent impact on world...

Abstract The feminism approach to literature is considered to be an important way of interpreting literary works. Showalter points out the female identity to interpret the progress of female writers in self-awareness and writing experienc...

Abstract Published in 1850, The Scarlet Letter is considered Nathaniel Hawthrones most famous novel and the masterpiece of American romanticism. Hawthrones humane care, the spiritual and religious faith are reflected in the novel. The Sca...

Abstract The thesis is to analyze Charlotte Brontes masterpiece- Jane Eyre from the perspective of eco- feminism. Through studying this theory, the thesis focuses on elaborating the significance of liberating female and balance ecology fr...

Abstract This thesis analyzes Zora Neale Hurstons masterpiece, Their Eyes Were Watching God, from the perspective of post-colonial feminism. It focuses on criticizing the dual oppressions of race and gender discrimination upon black women...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract ：The paper aims to point out the tragedy of Clyde who is the hero of Dreisers novel American Tragedy. It first introduces the life and works of Dreiser, as well as the background of American Dream. In the...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract：This thesis aims to investigate the different characteristics of the two heroines through comparative analysis in Pride and Prejudice and Jane Eyre from different perspectives. It also aims to get a deepe...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: This study aims to analyze the grow path of Joe in Little Women, to find the factors that influence Joes growth. This essay goes from three aspects: the backgrounds of Joes growth including social backgrou...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: As one of the representatives of the Harlem Renaissance in America, Hurston is popular for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. This novel tells the story of Janie, the heroine, searching for her discou...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: Charles Dickens (1812-1870) is the representative of English critical realistic literature. In his works, he discloses the social reality of that time and shows sympathy towards the oppressed, which reflec...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: The thesis is intended to analyze the language features in The Catcher in the Rye from the perspective of dramatic monologue, and to identify the characters personality. The paper provides a principled acc...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: As we all know, Jane Eyre is a semi-autobiographic novel of the English writer, Charlotte Bronte. The story of Jane Eyre is narrated in the first-person point of view. The relation between Charlotte Bronte...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: Naturalism refers to the creative current of thought which emerged in 1890s and came to a dominant position in 1900s in Europe and America. It is characterized by its great emphasis on the fidelity and tru...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850, is a novel written by American romantic novelist--Nathaniel Hawthorne in 19th century. The novel takes the American colonial era of two hundred years ago as a theme,...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: This paper mainly analyzes the werewolf---Lupin in the series of magic fictions Harry Potter, in which Lupin shows his distinctive features as a responsible and rational warrior against the dark force, a g...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: In the 18th century, England was still a patriarchal society and marriage was still the best way, even the only way for women to gain some social status and recognition. In Jane Austen's classic novel Prid...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: The thesis aims at analyzing the main writing style of Hemingway through his novel The Old Man and the Sea. Iceberg theory, which Hemingway propounds and employs in his literary works, interests many reade...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: Austen is one of the typical novelists whose works are full of round characters and flat characters. This thesis aims to analyze round characters and flat characters in Emma to reveal the concepts of round...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: Heathcliff, the unforgettable protagonist, undoubtedly adds great charm to Wuthering Heights, the only novel of the British female writer, Emily Bronte. The author of this thesis attempts to decipher Heath...

Abstract and Key Words Abstract: The Harry Potter series are created by English writer, J. K. Rowling. Harry Potter learns magic in Hogwarts and gradually steps into a mysterious world he never knows. The series reshow the myth and epic w...