Dickens’ Humanitarianism In A Tale of Two Cities )

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1、学期论文论文题目:Dickens’HumanitarianismInATaleofTwoCities 课程：英国文学史及选读学生姓名：学号：院（系）：外国语学院班级：英语班课程教师姓名：学期时间：2014-2015-1ContentAbstractinChinese.............................................................ⅠAbstractinEnglish...............................................

2、...............ⅡChapterⅠIntroduction....................................................11.1BriefIntroductionoftheAuthor——Charles Dickens...............11.2The plotofA Tale of Two Cities.................................................2ChapterⅡReasonsforthefo

3、rmationofthehumanitarianspiritofDickens....................................................................32.1TheDefinitionofHumanitarian...............................................32.2TheAuthor’sExperienceandTheFrenchRevolution.............4ChapterⅢHuman

4、itarianismEmbodiedinCharacterization....................................................................53.1CompletelyNegativeCharacters..............................................53.2Two-FacetedCharacters....................................................

5、.........63.3IdealCharacters..........................................................................7ChapterⅣ.............................................................................114.1Conclusion........................................................

6、.........................11Acknowledgements................................................................13Bibliography...........................................................................14AbstractinChinese作为19世纪英国批判现实主义文学的杰出代表，查尔斯-狄更斯的作品广泛而深刻地描写了当时社

7、会生活的各个方面，并从人道主义出发对各种丑恶的社会现象进行揭露批判。《双城记》就是以法国大革命为背景,揭示了封建压迫对人性的残害，真实地反映了尖锐的阶级对立和激烈的阶级斗争，揭露了封建贵族的恶行。它同时也反映了作者对待革命和人性的看法。狄更斯把希望寄托于开明的统治者进行一些改革，提倡用仁爱和宽恕的精神来化解仇恨，缓和阶级矛盾。小说中的主要人物身上都体现了人道主义精神。本文将从他小说中的各种人物分析了他的人道主义思想。关键词：狄更斯《双城记》人道主义IAbstractinEnglishAsanoutstanding

8、representativeofthe19thcenturyEnglishcriticalrealism，CharlesDickens’worksdescribesociallifeextensively，andheruthlesslyexposestheuglysocialphenomenaandfiercelycriticizestheevilsofsocietyfr