英文名著讀后感800字

1、英文名著讀后感800字Thenovelopenswiththefamousline,Itisatruthuniversallyacknowledged,thatasinglemaninpossessionofagoodfortune,mustbeinwantofawife.andendswithtwomarriages:JaneandBingleys,aswellasDarcyandElizabeths.Bothcouplesareassumedtolivehappilyeverafter.Elizabeth(Lizzy)Bennetisthecoreofthefamily.Elizabeth

2、isthesecondofMr.andMrs.Bennetsfivedaughters,andisanintelligent,bold,attractivetwenty-year-oldwhenthestorybegins.Inadditiontobeingherfathersfavourite,Elizabethischaracterizedasasensible,yetstubborn,woman.Misledbyhiscoldoutwardbehaviour,ElizabethoriginallyholdsMr.Darcyincontempt.However,shefindsthatMr

3、.Darcyimprovesonacquaintance,moresothanshewouldexpect.FitzwilliamDarcy(commonlyknownasMr.Darcy)isthecentralmalecharacterandElizabethssecondloveinterestinthenovel.Heisanintelligent,wealthy,extremelyhandsomeandreserved28-year-oldman,whooftenappearshaughtyorproudtostrangersbutpossessesanhonestandkindna

4、tureunderneath.Initially,heconsidersElizabethhissocialinferior,unworthyofhisattention,buthefindsthat,despitehisinclinations,hecannotdenyhisfeelingsforElizabeth.HisinitialproposalofmarriageisrejectedbecauseofhisprideandElizabethsprejudiceagainsthim;however,attheendofthenovel,aftertheirrelationshiphas

5、blossomed,heishappilyengagedtoalovingElizabeth.Roleofwomeninthe18thcenturyInlate-18th-centuryEngland,womenwererelegatedtosecondaryrolesinsocietywithrespecttopropertyandsocialresponsibilities.Forexample,womenwerenotpermittedtovisitnewarrivalstotheneighbourhood(suchasMr.BingleyinPrideandPrejudice)unti

6、lthemaleheadoftheirhouseholdhadfirstdoneso.Womenwereunderenormouspressuretomarryforthepurposeofsecuringtheirfinancialfuturesandmakingvaluablesocialconnectionsfortheirfamilies.Therefore,marriage,thoughromanticised,wasinmanywaysafinancialtransactionandsocialallianeeratherthanamatteroflove.AlthoughJane

7、Austendidnotcondonelovelessmarriages(shestayedsingleallherlife),shedidapproveofmatcheshavingequalityinvariousrespects,includingwealth,socialstatus,loveandcharacter.InPrideandPrejudice,wealth,socialstatus,chastity(andtheperceptionofchastity)andphysicalattractivenessaredepictedasfactorsaffectingawoman

8、schancesforagoodmarriage.范文二遠離塵囂MuchoftheplotofFarfromtheMaddingCrowddependsonunrequitedlovelovebyonepersonforanotherthatisnotmutualinthattheotherpersondoesnotfeelloveinreturn.Thenovelisdriven,fromthefirstfewchapters,byGabrielOaksloveforBathsheba.Oncehehaslosthisfarm,heisfreetowanderanywhereinsearch

9、ofwork,butheheadstoWeatherburybecauseitisinthedirectionthatBathshebahasgone.ThismoveleadstoOaksemploymentatBathshebasfarm,wherehepatientlyconsolesherinhertroublesandsupportsherintendingthefarm,withnosignhewilleverhavehislovereturned.Thisnovelfocusesonthewaythatcatastrophecanoccuratanytime,threatenin

10、gtochangelives.ThemostobviousexampleoccurswhenOaksflockofsheepisdestroyedbyanunlikelyconflueneeofcircumstances,includinganinexperieneedsheepdog,arottedrail,andachalkpitthathappenstohavebeendugadjacenttohisland.Inonenight,Oaksfutureasanindependentfarmerisdestroyed,andheendsupbeggingjusttosecurethedim

11、inishedpositionofashepherd.ThisnoveloffersmodernreadersaclearpictureofhowimportantsocialpositionwasinEnglandinthenineteenthcenturyandoftheopportunitiesthatexistedtochangeclass,ineitherdirection.Inthebeginning,OakandBathshebaaresocialequals:heisanindependentfarmerwhorentshisland,andshelivesonherauntsfarmnextdoortohis,whichispresumablysimilarinvalue.Theonlythingthatkeepsherfromacceptinghisproposalofmarriageisthefactthatshejustdoesnotwanttobemarriedyet.AfterOakloseshisfarmandBathshebainheritsher