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英国小说之父亨利·菲尔丁在小说中传承了古老而持久的西方田园传统,将英国乡村呈现为与城市对立的美德之地与安乐之所,表达了对十八世纪英国现代化进程中突出道德问题的批判。他的三部小说《约瑟夫·安德鲁斯的经历》《弃儿汤姆·琼斯的历史》与《阿米莉亚》融入了田园退隐叙事模式,沿袭了英国田园诗学对本土化的“阿卡狄亚”的乡村礼赞,吸纳了田园诗学中的城乡对比结构,传承了田园诗学对现代化进程的批判特质。
Henry Felfing, the father of English novels, inherits the ancient and enduring western pastoral tradition in the novel, presenting the English countryside as the place of virtue and comfort that is opposed to the city, and expresses the salient features of the eighteenth century British modernization Critique of moral issues. His three novels-The Experience of Joseph Andrews-The History of the Abandoned Tom Jones-and Amelia blend into the pastoral narrative model, following the idyllic British theory of localization Asia ", praised the rural areas, absorbing the comparative structure of urban and rural areas in pastoral poetry and inheriting the critical qualities of pastoral poetry in the process of modernization.