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Acknowledgements First I should extend my heartfelt thanks to my supervisor Professor Liu Naiyin for his patient help in the preparation, writing and revision of this paper. Without his instruction, I cannot imagine what may ha ve become of my paper. Though this paper falls short of his expectations, I still benefit a lot from his requirement for scholarly preciseness and his conscientiousness as a teacher. Next I feel greatly indebted to the professors who have ever taught me during my postgraduate studies. Their lectures on literary criticism, research methods, linguistics, translation, cultural studies etc have greatly helped me for the writing of this paper and later academic research. Third my thanks go to the librarians in our university library and the working staff in the literature center of the School of Foreign Languages. The interlibrary loan service provided by them proves especially valuable to me. Last but not least I am grateful to my friends, classmates and family who have encouraged me to continue my paper when I feel frustrated. Abstract This paper is intended to interpret Swinburne ’s poetic works from a moral perspective. In view that most Swinburnian studies center upon his biography or stylistic features of his works and that few researchers care about the moral thoughts in his works, my research is of some significance. In this paper I try to extract and generalize Swinburne ’s moral ideas from his verse products, contrast his ideas with the corresponding Victorian ones and find out the personal and social factors that underlie the unconventionality of his moral ideas. By fulfilling these tasks I hope to draw the conclusion that Swinburne ’s ideas regarding moral issues are unconventional. The labe