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목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Chapter One THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES
• General = 1
• Augustine = 6
• Boethius = 7
• The Cid = 8
• Dares and Dictys = 8
• The Eddas and Sagas = 8
• Isidore of Seville = 9
• Jacopo da Voragine = 9
• The Nibelungenlied = 9
• The Song of Roland = 10
• Chapter Two THE HEIGHT OF THE MIDDLE AGES
• General = 10
• Aquinas = 11
• Aucassin and Nicolette = 12
• Crestien de Troyes = 12
• Dante = 13
• Our Lady's Tumbler = 17
• The Romance of the Rose = 18
• Villon = 18
• Chapter Three THE RENAISSANCE
• General = 19
• The Renaissance in France = 19
• The Renaissance in Italy = 19
• The Renaissance in Spain = 20
• The Amadis de Gaula = 20
• Aretino = 20
• Ariosto = 21
• Baif = 21
• Belleau = 21
• Boccaccio = 21
• Boiardo = 22
• Calderon = 22
• Calvin = 23
• Camoens = 23
• Castiglione = 23
• Cellini = 24
• Cervantes = 24
• Cinthio = 25
• Du Bartas = 25
• Du Bellay = 25
• D'Urf$$e'$$ = 25
• Erasmus = 26
• Froissart = 27
• Grazzini = 27
• Guarini = 27
• The Humanists = 27
• Jodelle = 28
• Lab$$e'$$ = 28
• Lope de Vega = 28
• Lorenzo de' Medici = 29
• Machiavelli = 29
• Malherbe = 31
• Marguerite of Navarre = 31
• Marino = 31
• Marot = 32
• Masuccio = 32
• Michelangelo = 32
• Montaigne = 33
• Montemayor = 34
• Peletier = 34
• Petrarch = 35
• The Pl$$e'$$iade = 36
• Poliziano = 36
• Pulci = 36
• Quevedo = 37
• Rabelais = 37
• Ronsard = 38
• Sannazaro = 39
• Straparola = 39
• Tasso = 39
• Tyard = 40
• Chapter Four NEOCLASSICISM
• French Literature of the Seventeenth Century(General) = 40
• French Literature of the Eighteenth Century(General) = 40
• Italian Literature of the Eighteenth Century(General) = 41
• Bayle = 41
• Beaumarchais = 41
• Boileau = 42
• Bossuet = 42
• Buffon = 42
• Corneille = 42
• Cr$$e'$$billon = 43
• Cyrano de Bergerac = 43
• D'Alembert = 43
• Dancourt = 43
• Diderot = 43
• The Encyclopedists = 44
• F$$e'$$nelon = 45
• Fontenelle = 45
• Fr$$e'$$ron = 45
• Goldoni = 45
• Gresset = 46
• La Bruy$$\bprime e$$re = 46
• La Fayette, Mme. de = 46
• La Fontaine = 47
• La Harpe = 47
• La Rochefoucauld = 47
• Le Sage = 47
• Maintenon, Mme. de = 47
• Malherbe = 48
• Marivaux = 48
• Marmontel = 48
• Moli$$\bprime e$$re = 48
• Montesquieu = 49
• Motteville, Mme. de = 49
• Parini = 49
• Pascal = 49
• Pr$$e'$$vost = 50
• Racine = 51
• Regnard = 51
• Retz = 51
• Rohan = 51
• Saint-Evremond = 52
• Saint-Simon = 52
• S$$e'$$vign$$e'$$, Mme. de = 52
• Voltaire = 52
• Chapter Five THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT IN FRANCE AND ITALY
• General = 60
• Alfieri = 61
• B$$e'$$ranger = 61
• Chateaubriand = 62
• Ch$$e'$$nier = 63
• Condillac = 63
• Condorcet = 63
• Constant = 63
• Delavigne = 63
• Delille = 63
• Dumas P$$\bprime e$$re = 64
• Gautier = 64
• G$$e'$$rard de Nerval = 65
• Helv$$e'$$tius = 65
• Holbach = 66
• Hugo = 66
• Lamartine = 69
• La Mattrie = 70
• Leopardi = 70
• Maistre, Joseph de = 70
• Maistre, Xavier de = 70
• Manzoni = 71
• Musset = 71
• Nodier = 71
• Quesnay = 72
• Racine(Louis) = 72
• Rousseau, Jean-Baptiste = 72
• Rousseau, Jean Jacques = 72
• Saint-Pierre = 74
• Saint-Beuve = 75
• Senacour = 75
• Soumet = 76
• Sta$$\ddot e$$l, Mme. de = 76
• Turgot = 77
• Vigny = 77
• Volney = 77
• Chapter Six THE GOLDEN AGE OF GERMAN LITERATURE
• General = 78
• Arndt = 79
• Arnim = 79
• Bodmer = 79
• B$$\ddot u$$rger = 80
• Chamisso = 80
• Cramer = 80
• Eichendorff = 80
• Gellert = 81
• Goethe = 81
• Grillparzer = 88
• Grimm, J. L. K. = 88
• Grimm, J. L. K. & W. K. = 88
• Gutzkow = 89
• Hegel = 89
• Heine = 91
• Herder = 93
• Hoffmann = 93
• Immermann = 94
• Jacobi = 94
• Jean Paul(Richter) = 94
• Kant = 94
• Kleist = 96
• Klinger = 96
• Klopstock = 96
• La Motte-Fouqu$$e'$$ = 97
• Lessing = 97
• Mundt = 98
• Novalis(Hardenberg) = 98
• Schelling = 99
• Schiller = 99
• Schlegel, A. W. = 101
• Schlegel, K. W. F. = 102
• Sturm und Drang = 102
• Tieck = 102
• Uhland = 103
• Werner = 103
• Wieland = 103
• Chapter Seven THE RISE OF REALISM
• General = 103
• Auerbach = 104
• Augier = 105
• Balzac = 105
• Beyle(Stendhal) = 107
• Daudet = 108
• Dumas Fils = 109
• Engels = 109
• Flaubert = 110
• Freytag = 111
• Goncourt, E. and J. de = 111
• Gotthelf(Bitzius) = 112
• Haupmann = 112
• Hebbel = 112
• Heyse = 113
• Keller = 114
• Marx = 114
• Maupassant = 116
• M$$e'$$rim$$e'$$e = 117
• Nietzsche = 118
• Rilke = 120
• Sand = 121
• Sardou = 122
• Schnitzler = 123
• Schopenhauer = 123
• Scribe = 124
• Spielhagen = 125
• Storm = 125
• Sudermann = 125
• Taine = 126
• Wagner = 126
• Young Germany = 128
• Zola = 128
• Chapter Eight THE RISE OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE
• General = 129
• Derzhavin = 131
• Dosto$$\ddot i$$evski = 131
• Gogol = 133
• Goncharov = 134
• Griboyedov = 134
• Grigorovich = 134
• Karamzin = 134
• Krylov = 134
• Lermontov = 134
• Ostrovski = 135
• Pushkin = 135
• Sumarokov = 136
• Tolstoi, A. = 136
• Tolstoi, Leo. = 136
• Turgeniev = 141
• Chapter Nine OTHER NINETEENTH-CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS
• General = 142
• Baudelaire = 143
• Chekov = 144
• Her$$e'$$dia = 145
• Ibsen = 146
• Jammes = 148
• Kahn = 148
• Leconte(de Lisle) = 148
• Maeterlinck = 148
• Mallarm$$e'$$ = 150
• Merrill = 150
• R$$e'$$gnier = 150
• Rimbaud = 150
• Samain = 151
• Strindberg = 151
• Sully-Prudhomme = 152
• Verhaeren = 152
• Verlaine = 153
• Villiers de L'Isle-Adam = 153