Required reading for graduate students majoring in comparative literature and world literature: 1. Aristotle: Poetics, Commercial Press, or People's Literature Publishing House. 2. Hegel: Aesthetics (Volume 65438 +0-3), The Commercial Press. 3. brandeis:1mainstream literature in the 9th century (Volume 1-6), People's Literature Publishing House. 4. Wu Yifu: A Brief History of European Literary Theory, People's Literature Publishing House. 5. Zhu Liyuan, editor-in-chief: Contemporary Western Literary Theory, East China Normal University Press. 6. The Commercial Press 7. Liu Mingjiu et al.: The History of French Literature (Upper, Middle and Lower), People's Literature Publishing House. 8. Hou, editor-in-chief: A General History of English Literature, Shanghai Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press. 9. Dong Hengxun, editor-in-chief: A Brief History of American Literature, People's Literature Publishing House. 10. Cao Jinghua. People's Literature Publishing House. 1 1. Le Dai Yun et al.: A New Edition of the Principles of Comparative Literature, Peking University Publishing House. 12. Fan Boqun, Zhu Donglin, editor. : Comparative History of Chinese and Foreign Literature, Jiangsu Education Press. 1949. Jiangxi Education Press, 2003. 14. Comparative literature research group of Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University: comparative literature research materials; Beijing Normal University Press. 15. Norton's world famous works. Editor-in-Chief: Maynard Mike. New york: Norton, 1992. 16. Literary Theory: Introduction. Terry Eagleton. Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, Blackwell Press, London: Kenny Carter Press, 2004, 1970. 18. American novel 1940- 1980, by Frederick Carr. Harper & ampRow Publishers, 1983. 20. Magazines: Foreign Literature Review, Foreign Literature Research, Foreign Literature, China Comparative Literature ... History of European Literature, by Laurie Magnus.