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On the Artistic Charm of Environmental Description in Wuthering Heights
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作者 Yang Jing 《International Journal of Technology Management》 2016年第1期62-63,共2页
Wuthering Heights, a famous western work, is the representative work of Emily Bronte. And it is a very peculiar novel with gloomy and terrible environment, monstrous social life, and protagonist' s aberrant personali... Wuthering Heights, a famous western work, is the representative work of Emily Bronte. And it is a very peculiar novel with gloomy and terrible environment, monstrous social life, and protagonist' s aberrant personality. There are a series of environmental descriptions in Wuthering Heights, which composes the important parts in this novel. It intends to analyze the artistic charm of environmental description in Wuthering Heights from three aspects: deepening the theme, romantic reflection and Gothic effect. Through the analysis, it may be easier for readers to understand the plots and enjoy its artistic charm. 展开更多
关键词 Wuthering Heights Environmental Description artistic charm
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Long-Standing History and Eternal Artistic Charm——China's Kunju Opera Art
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《China & The World Cultural Exchange》 2001年第5期4-6,共3页
关键词 Long-Standing History and Eternal artistic charm In China’s Kunju Opera Art
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The Artistic Charm of Blake’s Early Lyric Poetry
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作者 李海云 焦绘宏 《海外英语》 2021年第7期216-217,共2页
Poetical Sketches,Songs of Innocence and of Experience,the early part of Blake’s compositions,are his best-known and most widely read works.The lyrics in these books are full of charm,many of which have become the cl... Poetical Sketches,Songs of Innocence and of Experience,the early part of Blake’s compositions,are his best-known and most widely read works.The lyrics in these books are full of charm,many of which have become the classics of English poetry.Blake is worthy of the title of the first English Romantic poet for his short poems with great appeal and enduring power. 展开更多
关键词 BLAKE lyric poetry artistic charm
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