论《诺桑觉寺》的反哥特观念论文

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1、论《诺桑觉寺》的反哥特观念毕业论文CONTENTSAcknowledgements…………………………………………………iiAbstract………………………………………………………….…iiiAbstractinChinese………………………………………………ivIntroduction…………………………………………………………1ChapterOneGothicNovelsandNorthangerAbbey...…………3I.OriginandDevelopmentofGothicNovels……………………3II.Austen’sAttitudetowardsGothicNo

2、vels……………………5ChapterTwoParodyofGothicPlotandCharacters…………..7I.ParodyofGothicPlot…………………………………………7II.ParodyofGothicCharacters…………………………………9ChapterThreeCatherine’sAdventures………………………11I.OntheWaytoNorthangerAbbey……………………………11II.ThreeAdventuresinNorthangerAbbey…………………….12III.Catherine’sComingbackto

3、Reality…………………………15Conclusion…………..……………………………….……………16WorksCited……………………………………………………..…17如有三级标题，可以i.ii.iii.iv.编写，为简明，建议目录中尽量不要写三级标题，正文中可有三级标题。注意各级标题大小写，确保目录中的标题、页码与正文中的标题、页码保持对应。18注意每段的首行缩进、行距、字体、字号等要保持全文一致IntroductionJaneAusten(1775~1817),wholivedattheturnofthe18thand19thcentury,isthemostdisti

4、nguishedaswellasthemostwidelyreadfemalenovelistinBritishliterature.ShewasbornonDecember16,1775,atSteventonrectoryinHampshire,England,anddiedinWinchesteronJuly18,1817,andwasburiedinWinchesterCathedral.Austenlivesinalargefamilywithsixbrothersandonesister.Herfather,GeorgeAustenwasarectorformuchofhi

5、slife.Hersister,CassandraElizabeth,washerbestfriend.Shewaseducatedprimarilybyherfatherandolderbrothers,andherownreadingalsohelpedalotwithherwriting.DuringAusten’seducationandwritinglife,herfatherwasthemostimportantguide,forhenotonlyprovidedherwithawell-stockedfamilylibrary,butalsosupportedherwri

6、tingwithmucheffort.Hehadcreatedademocraticandeasyintellectualatmosphereathome.Theyoftentalkedaboutdifferentpoliticalorsocialideas,andanypersonalopinionswouldbeacceptedanddiscussed.JaneAustenbegantowritewhenshewasonlyaboutthirteenandtheeverlastingsupportofherfamilywascrucialtoherdevelopmentasapro

7、fessionalwriter.Austen’spersonalexperienceshaveagreatinfluenceonherwriting.“Ofeventsherlifewassingularlybarren:fewchangesandnogreatcrisisevenbrokethesmoothcurrentofitscourse”(James11).Austen’sworksareusuallyconfinedtoalimite