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摘 要 约翰•济慈是英国浪漫主义时期著名的诗人。他的美学思想以及他的人文主义精神给读者留下了深刻的印象。他的诗歌的形式和内容联系密切,字里行间渗透着艺术美,达到了自然动人的艺术境界.本文在前人对济慈诗歌研究的基础上，采用文本细读和分析的方法，对于约翰•济慈诗歌的主题、意象等方面进行细致的分析解读，通过分析，可以看出济慈诗歌的浪漫主义特征。40716
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毕业论文关键词：自然 ; 美 ; 真实的世界; 浪漫主义
Abstract John Keats is a famous British romantic period of the poet. His aesthetic thoughts and his humanistic spirit left a deep impression on the readers. That is closely related to the form and content of his poetry, between the lines saturated with artistic beauty, natural and moving artistic state. In this paper, on the basis of predecessors' research on Keats' poetry, adopt the method of close reading and analysis, for the theme of John Keats' poetry, imagery, etc. A detailed analysis of the interpretation, through analysis, can see the romantic features of Keats' poetry.
Key word: nature; beauty; real world ; romanticism
The Analysis of Beauty in John Keats’ Poems
Contents
摘要.i
Abstract. ii
I. Introduction1
II. The Poems of John Keats .2
2.1The Development of Poetry .2
2.2The Feature of Lyric Poetry.3
2.3The Characteristic of Poetry .3
III. The Beauty of Nature 4
3.1 Beauty in Ode to Nightingale.4
3.2 Imaginative Beauty and the Structure of Beauty7
3.2.1Imaginative Beauty7
3.2.2 The Structure of Beauty.9
IV. Aesthetic Principle in poetry. .11
V. Conclusion13
Bibliography15
I. Introduction
The 19th century was distinctively an age of poetry, one of poetic revival. The romantic poets all had a deep interest in nature. Many romantic poets—including Wordsworth and Shelley. Keats’ poetry is distinctive for its unusual physical concreteness and its lich with kinds of the sense. He was able to attach the reader’s sense as though the object were actually present. In short, he seeks to express the beauty in his poems, not only through the eyes and ears but through the sense of touch, taste, and smell. In a word, Keats believed that the poet should express his own feelings.
John Keats (1795-1821) was born in London, the son of a stable-keeper, lost both his parents by the age of fifteen. After that Keats was placed under the guardianship of a friend of a family. For two years more he was a surgeon’s help in a hospital in London, and he pass the examinations, he abandoned his profession in 1817,and gave up medicine to devoted himself entirely to poetry.
In 1817, with the help of Shelley, Keats published his first volume of pomes, which did not attract the critic’s attention. But after the publication the long of Endymion, he was brutally criticized in the Blackwood’s Magazine and the Quarterly Review. In 1820 came his third volume, including “Isabella”, “Lamia”, “The Eve of St. Agnes ” and other short pieces. The three title poems, dealing with mythical and legendary themes of ancient, medieval and Renaissance times, are rich in imagery and phrasing. These were both attracted by critics seriously. Keats suffered from poor health almost all his life and lived a great part of it under the shadow of death. These helped to from Keats’s special view of life as a mixture of happiness and sorrow, pleasure, and pain, love and disappointment. Keats’s poetry is richly adorned with sensuous details which delight senses. Keats seems to take delight in the concrete details which he records, and sometimes he seems to be identified with them as they from the slow-paced, gracious movement of his verse. The concreteness of his description and the felicity of his phrasing make Keats, like Shakespeare, a most rewarding poet for reader who appreciate the quality of language and who are ale to see, though imagination’s eyes, the variety of objects behind his words. On account of his poor health, Keats died in Rome of consumption in February, 1821.