36. Analysis of Characters of Don Quxiote

37. Analysis of the Characters in Jane Eyre

38. The Character Analysis of Pride and Prejudice

39. On the Author and the Major Characters of The Pearl

40. Three Structures in Pride and Prejudice

41. Revelation in Fore Couples of Pride and Prejudice

42. The Brief Analysis of Shakespeare’s Tragedy Tradition

43. The Versification of English Poetry and Metrical

44. Contrast Between Chinese Poetry and Sonnets

45. Social Reality Reflected in Ode To the West Wing

46. Hamlet and His Delay

47. To Champ with the Changes

48. Hawthorne’s Theory of Romance and The Scarlet Letter

49. The Cuban Culture Contest of “The Old Man and the Sea”

50. Comment the Themes of “The Merchant of Venice”

51. An Analysis of the Characters in Jane Eyre

52. The Real Theme of the Adventure of Huckleberry Finn

53. On the Bronte Sisters and theirs Writings

54. To Love or To Be Loved? Analysis of Major Characters in Wuthering Heights

55. Gothic Features in Wuthering Heights

56. On the Image of Jane Eyre

57. The Character of Hamlet

58. The Analysis of Santiago’s Character

59. The Appearance of New Women：On Carrie’s New Image

60. The Comparison of the Character of Carrie Meeber and Jennie Gerhardt

61. Love and Lust ---Pride and Prejudice

62. The Philosophy of Life in Ernest Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea”

63. Realism in Mark Twain

64. Mark Twain---The Pessimist Who Brought Laughter to The World

65. A New Industry Raising From the Horizon

66. Blind Loyalty and Tragic Destiny

67. Rebecca’s Character Description

68. Humor and Realism of Mark Twain’s “The Celebrated Jumping Frog of California County”

69. The Colonialist Discourse in Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea

70. Robinson Crusoe and the Colonial Empire

71. A Character Analysis of the Hero of Wuthering Heights

72. Remartes on D.K. Lawrence’s Psychological Analyses

73. On Transliteration

74. On Julien and Stendhal

75. A Probe into the Ambiguity and Symbolization of Eliot’s Poetry

76. A Bridge Over the Trouble Water

77. The Characteristics of Hemingway’s Art in “The Old Man and The Sea”

78. Emily Bronte and Wuthering Heights

79. Hamlet: Character Analysis

80. An Analysis of Jane Eyre’s Image

81. The Realism of Adventure of Huckleberry Finn

82. A Farewell to Arms—A Clear Mirror

83. A Brief Comment on the Scarlet Letter

84. Jane Eyre: A Great Masterpiece with Prejudice—We Should Analyze a Work Dialogically

85. To Foster an Earthy Rainbow

86. The Tragic Fate of Tess

87. Gone with the Wind and the Awakening of Women

88. Hemingway and Hemingway Heroes

89. Two Women, Two Different Destinies

90. The Sound of Heart-Reverie and Melancholy in Emily Dickinson’s Poems

91. The Negative Influence of Society on the Oliver Twist

92. Amazing Return—An Analysis of the Character of Hester Prynne in the Scarlet Letter

93. The Beauty in Sense, in Sound and in Form

94. Return and Transcendence—Comment on the Bear and The Old Man and The Sea

95. Comment on the Biblical Images in Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes

96. Reexamination of Santiago—Hero of The Old Man and The Sea

97. Comparison of Gone with the Wind and The Collector—An Analysis of Women’s Problem

98. Satire in Catch—22

99. The Typical Characteristic of O. Henry’s Short Story—Comment on The Gift of the Maggie

100.Does Hester Get Rebirth? Reexamination of the Heroine in the Scarlet Letter

101.The Person Seeking for Rainbow

102.Analysis of Jane Eyre

103.Destruction of Tess in Tess of the D’Urbervilles

104.Morals Affect Tess’ Fate

105.“Jude the obscure” as the Masterpiece by Hardy

106.Eternal Charm

107.The Symbols in the Scarlet Letter

108.Rebellions & Faithful