Acknowledgements 4-5 摘要 5-6 Abstract 6-7 Introduction 9-12 Chapter One Existential Freedom and the Related Problems 12-21 1.1 The Importance of the Problem of Freedom in the Novel 12-15 1.2 The Understanding of Existential Freedom 15-19 1.3 The Necessity of Further Discussing the Problem of Freedom in the Novel 19-21 Chapter Two Religious Freedom 21-30 2.1 Mrs. Poulteney's Belief in Hell and the Vicar's Bad Faith 21-23 2.2 Sarah's Insight and Charles' Transgression 23-25 2.3 Morality and Duty 25-26 2.4 Infinity and the 'Uniformity of all Things' 26-30 Chapter Three Freedom from "Progress" 30-40 3.1 Marxist Considerations 30-33 3.2 The Understanding of Evolution 33-35 3.3 The Idea of "Progress" and the Understanding of Self 35-40 Chapter Four Freedom from the Consciousness of Identity 40-51 4.1 Socialization and Acquisition of Identity 40-44 4.2 Sarah's Freedom and Identity 44-47 4.2.1 Sarah's Madness and Her Role as the French Lieutenant's Woman 44-46 4.2.2 Sarah as Rossetti's Assistant 46-47 4.3 The Paradoxes and the Way Out 47-51 Conclusion 51-54 Bibliography 54-58 作者简历 58 |
