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兼具政治、经济、法治、军事与治国思想的先秦综合性典籍。

战国儒家重要典籍，以性恶论、礼法思想和政治教育论著称。

纵横家经典，集中讨论游说、捭阖、权谋、心理判断与处世策略。

中国古代农学经典，保存作物栽培、畜牧、酿造、食品加工等知识。

Trollope’s comic cathedral-town novel of church politics, ambition, courtship, and social maneuvering.

Kipling’s sea adventure about a spoiled boy reshaped by labor, danger, and fellowship on a fishing schooner.

A sentimental children’s classic about innocence, inheritance, class, and transatlantic family identity.

Darwin extends evolutionary theory to human origins, sexual selection, psychology, and social development.

A Palliser novel built around jewels, legal claims, social ambition, and moral slipperiness.

Darwin’s travel narrative from the Beagle expedition, rich in geology, natural history, and observation.

A landmark psychological short story about confinement, medical authority, and a woman’s mind under pressure.

A richly observed Victorian novel of family, inheritance, science, love, and provincial society.

Twain’s time-travel satire sends American technology and democracy into Arthurian legend.

Twain’s global travel book across the Pacific, Australia, India, South Africa, and imperial worlds.

Bunyan’s spiritual autobiography of temptation, doubt, conversion, conscience, and grace.

Molière’s comedy-ballet mocks social climbing, false refinement, teachers, money, and vanity.

Marivaux’s elegant comedy of disguise, class, courtship, self-knowledge, and emotional testing.

Beaumarchais’s brilliant social comedy of servants, aristocrats, desire, wit, and pre-Revolutionary tension.

A fast Molière farce of tricks, fathers, young lovers, servants, disguises, and comic beatings.

A major Hawthorne collection featuring allegorical tales, historical sketches, and psychological shadows.

Carlyle’s influential lectures on prophets, poets, priests, writers, rulers, and historical greatness.

Carlyle contrasts medieval monastic order with modern industrial unrest and social responsibility.

Twain’s dark novel of identity, race, fingerprints, switched infants, and Southern hypocrisy.

Emerson studies Plato, Swedenborg, Montaigne, Shakespeare, Napoleon, and Goethe as cultural types.