Pretace
The Text of Faust. A Tragedy
　The Tragedy''s First Part
　　Watpurgis Night
　　Walpurgis Night''s Dream or the Golden Wedding of Oberon and Titania. Intermezzo
　The Tragedy''s Second Part in Five Acts
　　Act Ⅰ
　　Act Ⅱ
　　Classical Walpurgis Night
　　Act Ⅲ [Helena. Classical-Romantic Phantasmagoria]
　　Act Ⅳ
　　Act Ⅴ
Interpretive Notes
Contexts
　Selected Illustrations for Faust
　The Composition of Faust
　Goethe on Faust
　　From Goethe''s Autobiography
　　From Italian Journey
　　Faust Plan of 1800
　　From Goethe''s Correspondence with Schiller, 1794-1801
　　Outline of the Contents for Part Two
　　Second Sketch for the Announcement of the Helena
　　From Goethe''s Letters and His Conversations with Eckermann
　Comments by Contemporaries
　　Wilhelm yon Humboldt·[Response to the Newly Published Fragment of Faust]
　　Henrik Steffens·[First Impression of Faust]
　　August Wilhelm Schlegel·[Review of the Fragment of 1790]
　　Friedrich Schlegel·/On Hamlet and Faust as Philosophical Tragedies]
　　Friedrich Wilhehn Joseph Schelling·[On Faust as Tragicomedy]
　　Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel·[Paraphrase of Faust, from The Phenomenology of Mind[
　　Madame de Stael·'Faustus'
　　[Thonras Carlyle]·[First Notice of Faust in English]
　　Heinrich Heine·[Faust]
　　Margaret Fuller·'Goethe'
　　Ralph Waldo Emerson·[General Remarks on Goethe]
Modern Criticism
　Stuart Atkins·[Survey of the Faust Theme]
　Jaroslav Pelikan·Faust as Doctor of Theology
　Benjamin Bennett·Interrupted Tragedy as a Structural Principal in Faust
　Franco Moretti·[Goethe''s Faust as Modern Epic]
　Friedrich A. Kittler·[Faust and Discourse Networks]
　Neil M. Flax·The Presence of the Sign in Goethe''s Faust
　Marc Shell·The Economics of Translation in Goethe''s Faust
　Jane K. Brown·[The Spirit of Water: Faust, Part Two, Act II]
　Hans Rudolf Vaget·[The Ethics of Faust''s Last Actions]
　Marshall Berman·[Faust as Developer]
　John Hollander·What the Lovers in the Old Songs Thonght
Johann Wolfgang yon Goethe: A Chronology
Selected Bibliography