Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Thomas Hardy and His Poetry
1.2 Literature Review
1.2.1 Study Abroad
1.2.2 Study at Home
1.3 The Significance and Structure of the Thesis
Chapter Two Early Stage of Hardy’s Thoughts on War:Curiosity about War
2.1Fascination for the Romance of Grand Wars
2.2 Elegiac Regret—Memories from Old Veterans
Chapter Three Middle Stage of Hardy’s Thoughts on Wars:Growing Empathy for Individuals
3.1 Compassion for Ordinary People as Victims
3.1.1 Compassion for Soldiers in the Battlefield
3.1.2 Compassion for Soldiers’ Family
3.2 Protest against the War Perpetrators
3.2.1 Exposure of the Imperial Interest of the British Empire
3.2.2 Objection to Narrow Patriotism
3.3 Retrospection on the Boer War
3.3.1 Pointlessness of War
3.3.2 A Glimmer of Hope for Peace
Chapter Four Late Stage of Hardy’s Thoughts on Wars:Escalating Anxieties over Future of Humanity
4.1Absurdity of the War
4.1.1 Fratricide in Europe
4.1.2 Atrocity in War-Torn State
4.2Contemplation on World War Ⅰ
4.2.1The Normality of Idyllic Life
4.2.2The Gradual Loss of Faith in God
4.3 Apocalyptic Vision for Postwar World
4.3.1 Apprehension for Human Existence
4.3.2 Extinction of Hope for Peace
Chapter Five Conclusion
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Appendix
A 作者在攻读硕士学位期间发表的论文
B 学位论文数据集
致谢
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