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Ⅰ 文学类 1. Love, Equality and Tolerance—On the Nature of Love of Jane and Tess 2. On the Endings and Features of O · Henry's Short Stories 3. Paradise Lost—The War in the Heaven 4. Jane Austen's Marriage Conception in Pride and Prejudice 5. A Brief Approach to the Influence of the Religion on Literature 6. A Study on the Characterization of Great Expectations 7. Catherine Earnshaw: An Irreproachable Woman 8. Individual Has Integrated into the Society — An Analysis of Hester in The Scarlet Letter 9. The Stream-of-Consciousness Techniques Used in Ulysses 10. The Attractions of The Waste Land 11. Moral Lessons in Vanity Fair 12. On the Religious Color of Characterization in Uncle Tom's Cabin 13. An Unfortunate but Strong Woman —An Analysis of Tess in Tess of D'uberville 14. A Gentleman or a Rural Man?—The Analysis of the Characteristics of Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice 15. Thoreau's Walden: A Book of Inward Exploration 16. The Death of Martin Eden 17. Beautiful Women—Analysis of Female Characters in The Merchant of Venice 18. The Conflicts between the Reality and Ideals in Jude the Obscure 19. The Pursuit of Beauty in Keats's Poetry 20. The Great Gatsby and the Collapse of the American Dream 21. The Significance of the Scarlet Letter A 22. Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn: A Comparison 23. The Influence of Edgar Allan Poe's Life on his Writing 24. Comment on the Causes of Tess's Tragedy 25. Characters Features and Social Satire in Vanity Fair 26. Money and Marriage—An Analysis of Women's Social Status in Pride and Prejudice 27. Appreciation of Ironic Art in Pride and Prejudice 28. Hemingway's Philosophy as Lost Generation Seen From A Fare Well to Arms 29. Three Female Characters in Sons and Lovers—An analysis of Feminism in Sons and Lovers 30. Robinson Crusoe's Philosophy of Life 31. The Study of Interpersonal Relationships in Sons and Lovers 32. An Approach to the Contradictory Characters of Angel Clave in Tess of D'uberville 33. Egdon Heath in The Return of Native 34. The Theme of Money in Sense and Sensibility 35. The Biblical Allusions and Symbols in The Grapes of Wrath 36. A Journey of Outward and Inward Exploration—A Brief Analysis of Walden 37. Humanitarianism in A Tale of Two Cities 38. The Return of the Lion 39. The Tragedy of Love in Wuthering Heights 40. The Social Significance of Oliver Twist 41. The Image of a New Woman—Comments on Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter 42. Resurrection in A Tale of Two Cities 43. The Duality in Robinson Crusoe's Character 44. A Book that Rocked the World—Comments on the Successful Elements of Uncle Tom's Cabin 45. On the Racial and Cultural Conflicts in Leatherstocking Tales 46. A Ruined Pure Woman——Comments on Tess of the D'Urbervilles 47. Jane Eyre as a Humanist 48. Tess: A Spokesman of Rebellious Spirit 49. Rebecca: A Speculator or A Path—breaker? 50. The Distorted Love in Sons and Lovers 51. The Impact of Puritanism on Hawthorne—A Psychological Approach to The Scarlet Letter 52. An Analysis of the Three Major Characters in Tess of D’Urbervilles 53. The Power of Love—On Heathcliff's Devotion to Love 54. On the Characterization and Writing Techniques in Rebecca 55. A Brief Analysis of the Image of Bertha—the Madwoman in Jane Eyre 56. On the Cold Imagery in Jane Eyre 57. Who is the Murderer?—An Analysis of Heathcliff's Tragedy