《On The Realistic Description of Three Types of Characters in The Forsyte Saga》.docVIP

本科生毕业论文（设计）题　　目 On The Realistic Description of Three Types of Characters in The Forsyte Saga 姓　　名学号 0座机电话号码4院　　系外国语学院专　　业英语指导教师职称 副教授曲阜师范大学杏坛学院教务处制 On the Realistic Description of Three Types of Characters in Forsyte SagaA Thesis Submitted to Foreign Language Department Xingtan College Qufu Normal University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Bachelor of ArtsBy Yu Tong Under the Supervision of Peng Fang ACKNOWLEDGMENTSOn the completion of my thesis, I should like to express my deepest gratitude to all those kindness and advices have made this work possible. I am greatly indebted to my tutor professor Peng Fang who gave me valuable instructions, and urged me to begin my research work as soon as possible. Her effective advice, shrewd comments and quick corrections have kept the thesis in the right direction. I feel very grateful for my partner, Wang Bin and Wang Yajun, who have helped me to deliver some of my papers to the tutor when I was not at school. They were friendly and helpful, and we really did good teamwork in the preparation of the thesis. My thanks also go to my dearest friend, Tang Yue, who helped me to choose an appropriate topic for my thesis. She is very warm-hearted. She also offered me many encouragements and necessary information to help me in my completion of the thesis. Finally, I would like to express my appreciation to all the writers whose works have been referred to in this thesis.摘 要约翰·高尔斯华绥英国20世纪初期重要的现实主义作家《福世家》·高尔斯华绥的首个三部曲是高尔斯华绥的代表作小说主要用现实主义手法描绘了19世纪中末期到20世纪早期英国社会的广阔生活指出19世纪末到20世纪初的分析ABSTRACTJohn Galsworthy, one of the most important realistic writers of the early twentieth century in the British literature, was named one of three masters of the British realistic writers of the twentieth century. The Forsyte Saga is John Galsworthys first trilogy, as well as John Galsworthy’s masterpiece. The novel mainly portray the life scenes from the 19th century to the early 20th century in British society