The Voices at the Turning of the Times——A Comparative Study on Victorian Poems  

作　　者：窦瑞芳[1] 郭恒达[1] 

机构地区：[1]贵州师范大学外国语学院,贵州贵阳550001

出　　处：《读与写（教育教学刊）》2011年第9期20-21,共2页Read and Write

摘　　要：Victorian age is the age full of fundamental changes in the society.At this turning of times,many poets spoke out their anxiety about this world,like Alfred Tennyson and Matthew Arnold,their poems express their anxiety and helpness about the new world and their sadness and loneliness about the loss of the old world.Certaintly there are also some poets like Thomas Hardy who were more ready to face the new world soberly and accepted the reality directly.Probably they alredy realized the coming of the new world could not be stopped anyway.These are the voices at the turning of the times.The aim of this essay is to find out such voices by doing a comparative study on the three poets and theirVictorian age is the age full of fundamental changes in the society. At this turning of times, many poets spoke out their anxiety about this world, like Alfred Tennyson and Matthew Arnold, their poems express their anxiety and helpness about the new world and their sadness and loneliness about the loss of the old word. Certaintly there are also some poets like Thomas Hardy who were more ready to face the new world soberly and accepted the reality directly. Probably they alredy realized the coming of the new world could not be stopped anyway. These are the voices at the turning of the times . The aim of this essay is to find out such voices by doing a comparative study on the three poets and their poems

关 键 词：Victorian Age TENNYSON ARNOLD HARDY 

分 类 号：H319[语言文字—英语]