Byron&Shelly拜伦和雪莱比较分析ppt

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Translation
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Lord Byron
Personality & Contributions
Melancholy Pride Merciful Passionate Democratic Lonely Heroism Pessimism Byronic hero Romantic poets Leader of the rebellion
P.B.Shelly
Personality & Contributions
Mad shelly Atheism Against the authority Optnary poets
Masterpieces
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Masterpieces
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Poets of Romanticism:
Byron & Shelly
CONTENTS
George Gordon Lord Byron.
Percy Bysshe Shelley. Representative works analysis.
Comparative study between them.
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