Norton Anthology of World Literature Vol. E : 1800-1900

by Lawall, Sarah N.; MacK, Maynard

• ISBN13: 9780393977592
• ISBN10: 0393977595
• Edition: 2nd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2001-01-01
• Publisher: W W Norton & Co

Table of Contents

Preface	p. xiii
Acknowledgments	p. xix
Phonetic Equivalents	p. xxi
Map: Europe and Eastern America, Ca. 1866	p. 650
Revolution and Romanticism in Europe and America	p. 651
Time Line	p. 660
Confessions (French)	p. 664
from Part I	p. 664
Faust (German)	p. 681
Prologue in Heaven	p. 681
The First Part of the Tragedy	p. 683
From Songs of Innocence (English)	p. 782
Introduction	p. 782
The Lamb	p. 783
The Little Black Boy	p. 783
Holy Thursday	p. 784
The Chimney Sweeper	p. 785
From Songs of Experience (English)	p. 785
Introduction	p. 785
Earth's Answer	p. 786
The Tyger	p. 786
The Sick Rose	p. 787
London	p. 787
The Chimney Sweeper	p. 788
Mock On, Mock On, Voltaire, Rousseau	p. 788
And Did Those Feet	p. 789
[Poems] (English)	p. 792
Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey	p. 792
Ode on Intimations of Immortality	p. 795
Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802	p. 800
The World Is Too Much with Us	p. 800
From The Grasmere Journals (English)	p. 803
[Poems] (English)	p. 813
Kubla Khan	p. 813
Dejection: An Ode	p. 815
[Poems] (English)	p. 820
Stanzas Written in Dejection--December 1818, Near Naples	p. 820
England in 1819	p. 821
Ode to the West Wind	p. 821
A Defence of Poetry	p. 823
[Conclusion]	p. 823
[Poems] (English)	p. 827
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer	p. 827
Bright Star	p. 827
La Belle Dame sans Merci	p. 828
Ode on a Grecian Urn	p. 829
Ode to a Nightingale	p. 831
Ode on Melancholy	p. 833
To Autumn	p. 834
Continental Romantic Lyrics: a Selection	p. 834
The Half of Life (German)	p. 836
Hyperion's Song of Fate (German)	p. 837
Brevity (German)	p. 837
To the Fates (German)	p. 837
Yearning for Death (German)	p. 838
From the Seashore (Russian)	p. 840
The Lake (French)	p. 842
[A pine is standing lonely] (German)	p. 844
[A young man loves a maiden] (German)	p. 845
[Ah, death is like the long cool night] (German)	p. 845
The Silesian Weavers (German)	p. 845
The Infinite (Italian)	p. 847
To Himself (Italian)	p. 847
To Sylvia (Italian)	p. 847
The Village Saturday (Italian)	p. 849
Et nox facta est (French)	p. 850
[I know a strange, gigantic hymn] (Spanish)	p. 856
[Nameless spirit] (Spanish)	p. 857
[As I composed this little book] (Spanish)	p. 859
[Mild was the air] (Spanish)	p. 859
[A glowworm scatters flashes through the moss] (Spanish)	p. 860
[The feet of Spring are on the stair] (Spanish)	p. 861
[Candescent lies the air] (Spanish)	p. 862
[The ailing woman felt her forces ebb] (Spanish)	p. 862
The Queen of Spades (Russian)	p. 865
[Poems] (English)	p. 885
Ulysses	p. 885
Tithonus	p. 887
From In Memoriam A. H. H.	p. 888
[Poems] (English)	p. 910
My Last Duchess	p. 910
The Bishop Orders His Tomb at Saint Praxed's Church	p. 911
"Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came"	p. 914
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave (English)	p. 923
[Poems] (English)	p. 982
From Song of Myself	p. 982
Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking	p. 987
Billy Budd, Sailor (English)	p. 994
[Poems] (English)	p. 1051
216 [Safe in their Alabaster Chambers--]	p. 1051
258 [There's a certain Slant of light]	p. 1051
303 [The Soul selects her own Society--]	p. 1052
328 [A Bird came down the Walk--]	p. 1052
341 [After great pain, a formal feeling comes--]	p. 1053
435 [Much Madness is divinest Sense--]	p. 1053
449 [I died for Beauty--but was scarce]	p. 1053
465 [I heard a Fly buzz--when I died--]	p. 1054
519 ['Twas warm--at first--like Us--]	p. 1054
585 [I like to see it lap the Miles--]	p. 1055
632 [The Brain--is wider than the Sky--]	p. 1055
657 [I dwell in Possibility--]	p. 1055
712 [Because I could not stop for Death--]	p. 1056
754 [My Life had stood--a Loaded Gun--]	p. 1056
1084 [At Half past Three, a single Bird]	p. 1057
1129 [Tell all the Truth but tell it slant--]	p. 1057
1207 [He preached upon "Breadth" till it argued him narrow--]	p. 1058
1564 [Pass to thy Rendezvous of Light]	p. 1058
1593 [There came a Wind like a Bugle--]	p. 1058
Map: India, Ca. 1857	p. 1060
Urdu Lyric Poetry in North India	p. 1061
Time Line	p. 1063
[Ghazals] (Urdu)	p. 1066
V [Waterbead ecstasy; dying in a stream]	p. 1066
VIII [Here in the splendid court the great verses flow]	p. 1066
X [Why didn't I shrink in the blaze of that face?]	p. 1066
XII [I'm neither the loosening of song nor the close-drawn tent of music]	p. 1067
XIII [No more those meetings, partings, tears!]	p. 1067
XIV [Wings are like dust, weightless; the wind may steal them]	p. 1067
XIX [With every step I took, my goal seemed farther away]	p. 1068
XXI [Dew on a flower--tears, or something]	p. 1068
Map: Europe, Ca. 1870	p. 1070
Realism, Naturalism, and Symbolism in Europe	p. 1071
Time Line	p. 1082
Madame Bovary (French)	p. 1088
Notes from Underground (Russian)	p. 1307
From The Flowers of Evil (French)	p. 1384
To the Reader	p. 1384
Correspondences	p. 1385
Correspondances (original French)	p. 1385
Her Hair	p. 1386
A Carcass	p. 1386
Invitation to the Voyage	p. 1388
Song of Autumn I	p. 1389
Spleen LXXVIII	p. 1389
Spleen LXXIX	p. 1390
Spleen LXXXI	p. 1390
The Voyage	p. 1391
From Paris Spleen (French)	p. 1395
One o'Clock in the Morning	p. 1395
Crowds	p. 1396
Windows	p. 1397
Anywhere out of the World	p. 1397
[Poems] (French)	p. 1400
The Afternoon of a Faun	p. 1400
The Tomb of Edgar Poe	p. 1403
Saint	p. 1404
[The virginal, vibrant, and beautiful dawn]	p. 1404
[Poems] (French)	p. 1407
Autumn Song	p. 1407
Moonlight	p. 1408
[The white moonglow]	p. 1408
Wooden Horses	p. 1409
The Art of Poetry	p. 1409
[Poems] (French)	p. 1413
The Drunken Boat	p. 1413
From A Season in Hell	p. 1416
Night of Hell	p. 1416
From The Illuminations (French)	p. 1417
The Bridges	p. 1417
Barbarian	p. 1418
The Death of Ivan Ilyich (Russian)	p. 1422
Hedda Gabler (Norwegian)	p. 1464
The Lady with the Dog (Russian)	p. 1524
The Cherry Orchard (Russian)	p. 1536
A Note on Translation	p. A1
Permissions Acknowledgments	p. A13
Index	p. A15
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