Aestheticism or aestheticism movement was an important phenomenon during the later nineteenth century.Aestheticism advocated the phrase"art for art's sake".Oscar Wilde was the most famous aestheticism writer during the later nineteenth century in England.His novel the Picture of Dorian Gray was the representative show of his aestheticism thought.The passage mainly shows Wilde 's aestheticism thought of the novel in three aspects.
John Donne is a representative of 17th century English metaphysical poets.Donne's poetry embraces a wide range of secular and religious subjects.His poetry is full of philosophical metaphor,and quick thinking activities are lively and strong passions-love passion and the passion of religious integration,which created a new harmony.Reading Donne's poetry is like participating in a mental game,only use our brains in order to catch up with speeding on the poet's imagination,his exquisite taste of the speculation.The Flea is one of representative works by John Donne.A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning is the most famous works of Donne's works.Both "The Flea" and "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" are famous love poems by John Donne.The two poems have something in common and something different.Although the two poems are similar and also different to each other,they both set their own situation properly and impressively.
