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爱伦·坡作品选(诺顿美国文学评论系列) Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe

爱伦·坡作品选(诺顿美国文学评论系列) Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe

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作者: Edgar Allan Poe 著

出版社: 华文出版社

出版时间: 2004-12

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780393972856

定价: 138.00

装帧: 平装

开本: 其他

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 956页

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>文学

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Edgar Allan Poe’s works, with their gothic and often obsessive themes, have had a significant influence on American literature. In this Norton Critical Edition, G. R. Thompson has fully introduced, annotated, and edited each text.

   “Backgrounds and Contexts” includes fifty-seven carefully chosen documents that illuminate Poe’s prolific but short career, among them reviews, prefaces, and correspondence by Poe as well as thematic pieces dealing with Transcendentalism and alternative romanticism, sciences of the mind, sensation fiction, and the South and slavery.


  Fourteen judiciously selected critical essays address Poe’s poetry, fiction, politics, and psychology. Contributors include Floyd Stovall, Robert C. McLean, Richard Wilbur, James W. Gargano, Joseph J. Moldenhauer, Paul John Eakin, Grace Farrell, Liahna Klenman Babener, Barton Levi St. Armand, Joseph N. Riddel, J. Gerald Kennedy, John Carlos Rowe, Terence Whalen, and John T. Irwin.

  A Selected Bibliography is also included. Acknowledgments

Edgar A. Poe—An American Life (1809-1849)

A Note on Texts and Annotations

The Texts of The Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe

  POEMS

　　Introduction

　　Tamerlane

　　Dreams

　　Spirits of the Dead

　　Evening Star

　　Imitation

　　Stanzas: In Youth

　　A Dream

　　The Happiest Day

　　The Lake

　　Sonnet—To Science

　　Al Aaraaf

　　Introduction

　　Fairyland [1]

　　Fairyland [2]

　　Alone

　　To Helen [Stanard]

　　Israfel

　　The Sleeper

　　The Valley of Unrest

　　The City in the Sea

　　The Coliseum

　　Sonnet—Silence

　　Dream-Land

　　The Raven

　　Ulalume—A Ballad

　　The Bells

　　To　 Helen [Whitman]

　　A Dream Within a Dream

　　For Annie

　　Eldorado

　　Annabel Lee

　　TALES AND SKETCHES

　　Introduction

　　Metzengerstein

　　Loss of Breath [A Decided Loss]

　　MS. Found in a Bottle

　　The Assignation [The Visionary]

　　Lionizing [Some Passages in the Life of a Lion]

　　Shadow

　　Silence

　　Berenice

　　King Pest

　　Ligeia

　　How to Write a Blackwood Article

　　A Predicament [The Scythe of Time]

　　The Man That Was Used Up

　　The Fall of the House of Usher

　　William Wilson

　　The Man in the Crowd

　　The Murders in the Rue Morgue

　　A Descent into the Maelström

　　The Colloquy of Monos and Una

　　Never Bet the Devil Your Head

　　The Oval Portrait [Life in Death]

　　The Masque of the Red Death

　　The Pit and the Pendulum

　　The Tell-Tale Heart

　　The Gold-Bug

　　The Black Cat

　　The Premature Burial

　　The Purloined Letter

　　Some Words with a Mummy

　　The Power of Words

　　The Imp of the Perverse

　　The Facts of the Case of M. Valdemar

　　The Cask of Amontillado

　　Hop-Frog

　　The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym

　　Selections from Eureka

Backgrounds and Contexts

　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tamerlane and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To B__________ (July 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Joseph T. and Edwin Buckingham (May 4, 1833)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tales of the Folio Club

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To T. W. Hite (April 30, 1835)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Theodore Fay, Norman Leslie

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Morris Mattson, Paul Ulric

　　J. P. Kennedy—To Edgar Allan Poe (February 9. 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. P. Kennedy (February 11, 1836)

　　J. K. Paulding—To T. W. White (March 3, 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Drake & Halleck (April 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Harrison Hall (September 2, 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Robert M. Bird, Sheppard Lee (September 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Baron de la Motte Fouqué, Undine (September 1839)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Philip P. Cooke (September 21, 1839)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Thomas Moore, Alciphron

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tales of the Groesque and Arabesque

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Prospectus for Penn Magazine

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To William E. Burton (June 1, 1840)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Edward Lytton Bulwer, Night and Morning

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Lambert A. Wilmer, Quacks of Helicon

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Excordium to Critical Notices

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ballads and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Two Reviews of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Twice-Told Tales

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. E. Snodgrass (June 4, 1842)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To James Russell Lowell (July 2, 1844)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to the Marginalia series

　　James Russell Lowell—Our Contributors . . . Edgar Allan Poe

　　Anonymous [Edgar Allan Poe]—Review of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Thomas Hood, Prose and Verse

　　Unsigned Review—Tales of Edgar Allan Poe

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to The Raven and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—The Philosophy of Composition

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To P. P. Cooke (August 9, 1846)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Twice-Told Tales and Mosses from an 　　Old Manse

　　Edgar Allan Poe—The Poetic Principle

　　Edgar Allan Poe—A Reviewer Reviewed

　　George Graham—The Later Edgar Poe

　　Charles Baudelaire—Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and Works

　　Walt Whitman—[Edgar Poe’s Significance]

　　TRANSCENDENTALISM AND ALTERNATIVE ROMANTICISM

　　Introduction

　　Frederic Henry Hedge—On Immanuel Kant and German Transcendentalism

　　Friedrich Schlegel—Fragments from Lyceum, Athenaeum, and Dialogue of Poesie

　　August Wilhelm Schlegel—The Tragic; The Comic

　　Jean Paul Friedrich Richter—Humoristic Subjectivity

　　SCIENCES OF THE MIND

　　Introduction

　　Lavater, Gall, and Spurzheim—From Physiognomical System of Dr. Gall and Spurzheim

　　Orson S. Fowler—From Fowler’s Practical Phrenology

　　Thomas C. Upham—From Outlines of Imperfection and Disordered Action

　　POPULAR FICTION: BLACKWOOD’S AND THE SENSATION TALE

　　Introduction

　　Anonymous—Extracts from Gosschen’s Diary

　　Anonymous—The Buried Alive

　　William Maginn—The Man in the Bell

　　THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY

　　Introduction

　　James E. Heath—Southern Literature

　　Anonymous—Slavery

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Beverley Tucker (May 2, 1836)

　　J. V. Ridgely—The Authorship of the Paulding-Drayton Review

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. E. Snodgrass (June 17, 1840)

Criticism

　Introduction

　Floyd Stovall—[Poetry, Imagination, and Cosmos: Poe’s Debt to Coleridge]

　Robert C. McLean—[Poetic Theory and Affective Poetry: Poe and George Tucker]

　Richard Wilbur—The House of Poe

　James W. Gargano—The Question of Poe’s Narrators

　Joseph J. Moldenhauer—Murder as a Fine Art: Basic Connections between Poe’s 　Aesthetics, Psychology, and Moral Vision

　Paul John Eakin—Poe’s Sense of an Ending

　Grace Farrell—The Quest of Arthur Gordon Pym

　Liahna Klenman Babener—The Shadow’s Shadow: The Motif of the Double in Edgar Allan 　Poe’s “The Purloined Letter”

　Barton Levi St. Armand—The “Mysteries” of Edgar Poe: The Quest for a Monomyth in 　Gothic Literature

　Joseph N. Riddel—The “Crypt” of Edgar Allan Poe

　J. Gerald Kennedy—Phantasms of Death in Poe’s Fiction

　John Carlos Rowe—Poe, Antebellum Slavery, and Modern Criticism

　Terence Whalen—Average Racism: Poe, Slavery, and the Wages of Literary

　Nationalism

　John T. Irwin—Detective Fiction as High Art: Lacan, Derrida, and Johnson on “The 　Purloined Letter”

　Selected Bibliography
内容简介:
Edgar Allan Poe’s works, with their gothic and often obsessive themes, have had a significant influence on American literature. In this Norton Critical Edition, G. R. Thompson has fully introduced, annotated, and edited each text.

   “Backgrounds and Contexts” includes fifty-seven carefully chosen documents that illuminate Poe’s prolific but short career, among them reviews, prefaces, and correspondence by Poe as well as thematic pieces dealing with Transcendentalism and alternative romanticism, sciences of the mind, sensation fiction, and the South and slavery.


  Fourteen judiciously selected critical essays address Poe’s poetry, fiction, politics, and psychology. Contributors include Floyd Stovall, Robert C. McLean, Richard Wilbur, James W. Gargano, Joseph J. Moldenhauer, Paul John Eakin, Grace Farrell, Liahna Klenman Babener, Barton Levi St. Armand, Joseph N. Riddel, J. Gerald Kennedy, John Carlos Rowe, Terence Whalen, and John T. Irwin.

  A Selected Bibliography is also included.
目录:
Acknowledgments

Edgar A. Poe—An American Life (1809-1849)

A Note on Texts and Annotations

The Texts of The Selected Writings of Edgar Allan Poe

POEMS

　　Introduction

　　Tamerlane

　　Dreams

　　Spirits of the Dead

　　Evening Star

　　Imitation

　　Stanzas: In Youth

　　A Dream

　　The Happiest Day

　　The Lake

　　Sonnet—To Science

　　Al Aaraaf

　　Introduction

　　Fairyland [1]

　　Fairyland [2]

　　Alone

　　To Helen [Stanard]

　　Israfel

　　The Sleeper

　　The Valley of Unrest

　　The City in the Sea

　　The Coliseum

　　Sonnet—Silence

　　Dream-Land

　　The Raven

　　Ulalume—A Ballad

　　The Bells

　　To　 Helen [Whitman]

　　A Dream Within a Dream

　　For Annie

　　Eldorado

　　Annabel Lee

　　TALES AND SKETCHES

　　Introduction

　　Metzengerstein

　　Loss of Breath [A Decided Loss]

　　MS. Found in a Bottle

　　The Assignation [The Visionary]

　　Lionizing [Some Passages in the Life of a Lion]

　　Shadow

　　Silence

　　Berenice

　　King Pest

　　Ligeia

　　How to Write a Blackwood Article

　　A Predicament [The Scythe of Time]

　　The Man That Was Used Up

　　The Fall of the House of Usher

　　William Wilson

　　The Man in the Crowd

　　The Murders in the Rue Morgue

　　A Descent into the Maelström

　　The Colloquy of Monos and Una

　　Never Bet the Devil Your Head

　　The Oval Portrait [Life in Death]

　　The Masque of the Red Death

　　The Pit and the Pendulum

　　The Tell-Tale Heart

　　The Gold-Bug

　　The Black Cat

　　The Premature Burial

　　The Purloined Letter

　　Some Words with a Mummy

　　The Power of Words

　　The Imp of the Perverse

　　The Facts of the Case of M. Valdemar

　　The Cask of Amontillado

　　Hop-Frog

　　The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym

　　Selections from Eureka

Backgrounds and Contexts

　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tamerlane and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To B__________ (July 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Joseph T. and Edwin Buckingham (May 4, 1833)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tales of the Folio Club

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To T. W. Hite (April 30, 1835)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Theodore Fay, Norman Leslie

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Morris Mattson, Paul Ulric

　　J. P. Kennedy—To Edgar Allan Poe (February 9. 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. P. Kennedy (February 11, 1836)

　　J. K. Paulding—To T. W. White (March 3, 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Drake & Halleck (April 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Harrison Hall (September 2, 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Robert M. Bird, Sheppard Lee (September 1836)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Baron de la Motte Fouqué, Undine (September 1839)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Philip P. Cooke (September 21, 1839)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Thomas Moore, Alciphron

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to Tales of the Groesque and Arabesque

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Prospectus for Penn Magazine

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To William E. Burton (June 1, 1840)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Edward Lytton Bulwer, Night and Morning

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Lambert A. Wilmer, Quacks of Helicon

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Excordium to Critical Notices

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ballads and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Two Reviews of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Twice-Told Tales

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. E. Snodgrass (June 4, 1842)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To James Russell Lowell (July 2, 1844)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to the Marginalia series

　　James Russell Lowell—Our Contributors . . . Edgar Allan Poe

　　Anonymous [Edgar Allan Poe]—Review of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Thomas Hood, Prose and Verse

　　Unsigned Review—Tales of Edgar Allan Poe

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Preface to The Raven and Other Poems

　　Edgar Allan Poe—The Philosophy of Composition

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To P. P. Cooke (August 9, 1846)

　　Edgar Allan Poe—Review of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Twice-Told Tales and Mosses from an 　　Old Manse

　　Edgar Allan Poe—The Poetic Principle

　　Edgar Allan Poe—A Reviewer Reviewed

　　George Graham—The Later Edgar Poe

　　Charles Baudelaire—Edgar Allan Poe: His Life and Works

　　Walt Whitman—[Edgar Poe’s Significance]

　　TRANSCENDENTALISM AND ALTERNATIVE ROMANTICISM

　　Introduction

　　Frederic Henry Hedge—On Immanuel Kant and German Transcendentalism

　　Friedrich Schlegel—Fragments from Lyceum, Athenaeum, and Dialogue of Poesie

　　August Wilhelm Schlegel—The Tragic; The Comic

　　Jean Paul Friedrich Richter—Humoristic Subjectivity

　　SCIENCES OF THE MIND

　　Introduction

　　Lavater, Gall, and Spurzheim—From Physiognomical System of Dr. Gall and Spurzheim

　　Orson S. Fowler—From Fowler’s Practical Phrenology

　　Thomas C. Upham—From Outlines of Imperfection and Disordered Action

　　POPULAR FICTION: BLACKWOOD’S AND THE SENSATION TALE

　　Introduction

　　Anonymous—Extracts from Gosschen’s Diary

　　Anonymous—The Buried Alive

　　William Maginn—The Man in the Bell

　　THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY

　　Introduction

　　James E. Heath—Southern Literature

　　Anonymous—Slavery

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To Beverley Tucker (May 2, 1836)

　　J. V. Ridgely—The Authorship of the Paulding-Drayton Review

　　Edgar Allan Poe—To J. E. Snodgrass (June 17, 1840)

Criticism

　Introduction

　Floyd Stovall—[Poetry, Imagination, and Cosmos: Poe’s Debt to Coleridge]

　Robert C. McLean—[Poetic Theory and Affective Poetry: Poe and George Tucker]

　Richard Wilbur—The House of Poe

　James W. Gargano—The Question of Poe’s Narrators

　Joseph J. Moldenhauer—Murder as a Fine Art: Basic Connections between Poe’s 　Aesthetics, Psychology, and Moral Vision

　Paul John Eakin—Poe’s Sense of an Ending

　Grace Farrell—The Quest of Arthur Gordon Pym

　Liahna Klenman Babener—The Shadow’s Shadow: The Motif of the Double in Edgar Allan 　Poe’s “The Purloined Letter”

　Barton Levi St. Armand—The “Mysteries” of Edgar Poe: The Quest for a Monomyth in 　Gothic Literature

　Joseph N. Riddel—The “Crypt” of Edgar Allan Poe

　J. Gerald Kennedy—Phantasms of Death in Poe’s Fiction

　John Carlos Rowe—Poe, Antebellum Slavery, and Modern Criticism

　Terence Whalen—Average Racism: Poe, Slavery, and the Wages of Literary

　Nationalism

　John T. Irwin—Detective Fiction as High Art: Lacan, Derrida, and Johnson on “The 　Purloined Letter”

　Selected Bibliography

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