《广阔,广阔的世界》中的母亲形象和公民道德建设英语语言文学专业论文.docxVIP

i i Contents HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250032 Chapter 1 Introduction 1 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250031 Literature Review. 1 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250030 The Structure of this Thesis 4 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250029 Chapter 2 The General Situation of Women in the 19th Century of America 6 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250028 2.1 Women’s Role in the 19th century 6 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250027 2.1 The Cult of Womanhood. 9 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250026 The Rise of Female Writers 12 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250025 The Rise of the Domestic Novels 14 Chapter 3 Home and Mothers in The Wide，Wide World 16 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250024 The Main Idea of the Novel 16 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250023 The Meaning of Home to Ellen 17 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250022 A Personal Home 18 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250021 A National Home 20 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250020 The Meaning of Mother to Ellen 21 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250019 The Republican Motherhood 21 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250018 Ellen’s Biological Mother and Legal Guardians 23 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250017 Ellen’s Spiritual Mothers 25 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250016 Chapter 4 Mothers’ Influences upon Ellen’s Characters and Virtues 28 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250015 Mrs. Montgomery’s Influence upon Ellen’s Amiableness 28 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250014 Aunt Fortune’s Influence upon Ellen’s Independence and Housekeeping 30 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250013 Miss Alice’s Influence upon Ellen’s Piety and Generousness 31 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250012 Mrs. Vawse’s Influence upon Ellen’s Contentment 31 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250011 Mrs. Lindsay’s Influence upon Ellen’s Rebellion 32 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250010 Chapter 5 Mothers and the Construction of Civil Virtues 35 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250009 The Civil Society and Civil Education 35 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250008 The Definition of the Civil Society 36 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250007 The Civil Education Given to the Citizens 37 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250006 The Significance of Civil Virtues 38 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250005 The Education of Children’s Virtues at Home 39 HYPERLINK \l _TOC_250004 Childre