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瓦尔登湖读后感英文版
瓦尔登湖读后感英文版
HenryDavidThoreau(1817-1862),theauthorofWalden,wasborninConcord,Massachusetts.Whenhewasachild,healwayswenttothewoodsandfieldwithhisoldbrother.Sohelovesthenatureverymuch.Inthemiddleof19thcentury,Americaneconomiesdevelopedsorapidlythatmostpeoplepursuitthemateriallifeandignorethespirituallife.ButThoreauwantstoliveasimplelife.AlsofortheTranscendentalistMovementwascenteredinConcordandEmersonhadagreatinfluenceonhim.AllthesemadeThoreaugotobuildacabinontheshoreofWaldenPondandlivealonetoclosetothenaturein1845.Later,hewrotethefamousbook,Walden,whichmainlytalksabouthislifeandthoughtsduringhelivedaloneinthewoodsnearWaldenPond.
WhenWaldenwaspublishedin1854,itwasnotwellacceptedbypeople.Insteaditwasregardedas"wickedandheathenish".ItwaspublishedonlyonetimeuntilThoreaudiedofdisease.Butmanyyearslaterespeciallyintwentiethcentury,itwasgraduallyknownandappreciatedbylotsofreadersallovertheworld.
ThisisabookwhichtellsinspringThoreaustartsbuildingacabininthewoods,thinkingaboutlife,readingsomebooks,andlisteningtothesoundofnature.Inautumn,hecultivatesbeans,observesWaldenPond.Inwinter,theWaldenPondfreeze,lotsofanimalsaccompanieswithhim.As?
spring'scoming,theWalden?
andotherpondsmelt.EverythinginnatureisawakeandrebornincludingThoreau.Aftertwoyears,?
Thoreauleaves.
Thoreaufirstwritesthatmostpeoplepursuittheirnecessarythingsoflifesuchasfashionableclothes,housesandequipment.TheypursuitthesethingswhileThoreaugotothewoodstobuildingacabinwhichonlycosts$28.12,eatingsimplefoodand?
needinglittlefurniture.So?
oneofchaptersinhisbook,“HigherLaw",emphasizesmoreonthespiritualaspectinsteadofthesatisfactionofmaterial.Furthermore;heurgespeopletoreadmoreclassicliteraturesuchasHomer’sIliadandOdysseyand?
othergreatwriters’masterpiece.
Healsowritesthatthoughhe?
livesaloneinthewoods,heiscloseto?
natureandmakeshimselfasapartofnature.He?
livesalone,butsometimeshealso?
talkswithhisvisitorswhoarehonest,sincere,thinkableandlovingtheirlife.
Thoreaualsomentionsthatthenoise?
inthetownandthewhistleoftraindisturbthequitelifeofthetown.However,inthewoods?
lifeisquite.When?
he?
livesinthewoods,hecanlistentoanimals'soundssuchasbird'ssinging,owl’shooting,cockerel’scrowingetc.He?
liveswithanimalsfriendly.Healsodescribesthe?
WaldenPond.Thewater,blueandgreen,clearandpure,freezesinwinterandmeltsinspring.
WhenIwasreadingWalden?
Ifeltthat?
Iwaslisteningtoawiseman’stalking.Thewordsandphrasesaboutthenature?
especiallytheWaldenPondarebeautifuland?
fascinating.Thesentencesarefullofwisdomandphilosophy.
Readingthis?
bookremindsmeofthosepeoplewhoworkhardtoearnmoney,wastelots?
ofmoneytobuyluxuryandexpensivethings,wastetimetoentertainthemselves.Inmy?
point?
ofview,theymayeasilylosethemselves,andthoughtheirbodiesarefull,theirmindsarehungry.Thereallifeisto?
makeevery?
complicatethingto?
besimpleand?
enrichourheart?
andsoul.Inaword,justsimplicity、simplicityandsimplicity!
Oneof?
Thoreau'sthoughtsaboutsolitudeattractsmedeeplyforI’mthepersonwholikestobealone.TherearesomereasonsforwhyIliketobealone:
FirstlyIthinkthatlivingwithothersis?
easygoingtohaveaconflictwhatever?
you?
arebestfriends.SecondlyjustasThoreau?
saying‘amanthinkingorworkingalwaysaloneandlethimbewherehewill’。
I?
alwaysspentmostoftimetostudy,andIliketomakemyselfbusyallthetime,soIhavelittletimetostaywithothers.Inadditionto,whatI'm?
thinkingandinterestedinisquitedifferentfromothers.Ilikestudyingatlibraryandreadingbooksbutdon'tlikepursuitfashionableandnewtrendthingsforitmakesmefeeltiredandbored.SoIalwayslivealoneandpeoplewhoaroundmethinkImustbelonely.Actuallyit'snottrue.Theydon'tunderstandmeatall.WhenI'mstudying,learningorreading,Idon'tthinkotherthings,justimmersingintheoceanofknowledge.Myheartisquitecalm.AndiflearnnewknowledgeIgotafeelingofhappiness,satisfactionandfulfillment.SoIwassosurprisedthatwhatThoreausaidwasexactlysametowhatIthought.Iwassogladtofindapersonwhohasthesameideawithme.
WhenThoreaulivedaloneinthewoods,peopledidnotunderstandhim,evenEmersonthoughtwhathedidwaswrong.Andnow,peoplewhoaroundmethinkmylifeisnotgood.ButIthinkThoreau’slifewassuccessful,meaningfulandhappy,sodoI.BecauseIthinkthatthesuccessandhappinessoflifeallcomefromexactlyvalue.Everyonedeeplydesiresofthemselveslife.Whenyouknowwhatthevalueofyourselfis,meanwhileyoucanenjoyyourlifeaccordingtothevalueeverytime.Youwillfindthateverydayyouhavefullofenergyandenthusiasmtodoanything,hearthesuresoundfromyourheart,andoftenfeelintenseachievement,themostimportantisthatyourheartispeaceandcalm.
Lastbutnotleast,IenvyThoreausomuchforhelivesinsuchabeautifulandcomfortablenatureenvironment.Hecanbreathethefreshair,livewithwildanimalfriendly;appreciatethesceneryofWaldenPondetc.Whileinmodernsociety,peoplepursuittheirownintereststohuntandkillanimals,cutdowntreesandpollutetheriversandsoon.Asaresult,thenumberofwildlifeisdecreasing,theareaoflakeisshrinking,andthewaterisnotpureanymore.Theenvironmentproblemssuchasglobewarming,climatechangeandairandwaterpollutionhavebeenbecomingincreasinglyserious.Readingthisbookmakesmebeawareofprotectingtheenvironmenttorealizetheharmonybetweenhumanandnature.
Theconceptofresponsibilityisanecessaryfiction.Althoughsocitiesmustholdtheirindividualsaccountablefortheirownactions,people'sbehaviorislargelydeterminedbyforcesnotoftheirownmaking."
Inthetitlestatement,thespeakerholdsthecontentionthattheconceptof'individualresponsibility'isnoexistencebutafiction.Moreover,thespeakersaysthatthebehaviorsofhumanbeingsarefundamentallydeterminedbytheenvironmentwhichoutoftheircontrol.Admittedly,one'sactionsaredeeplyinfluencedbylaws,societies,schoolsandfamiliesandotherexteriorforces;individualresponsibilityexistsandfunctionsasasignificantroletorulepeople'sbehaviorsaswell.
Ononehand,thehighestsocialanimalashumanbeingis,anyindividualhashisspecificroleinacertainsociety.Andthisspecificrolegivesonesocialidentityandindividualresponsibilitythrougheducationinschoolsandinfluenceofethicalandmoralstandards.Thoughsometimesonewouldfeelthatthecertainresponsibilityisobligationfromthesocietyandorganizationsratherthanhis'individualresponsibility'atfirst,inmostcases,theaccountabilitywouldpresumablybecomeone'sowneventuallyfollowedbythefinalidentificationofhisspecificsocialidentity,andthendirectone'sbehaviorswithouttheforcefromtheexteriorworld.Forexample,asoldierwouldthinkitishisdutytoobeytheruleswithoutanyhesitation;asurgeonwouldconsiderhealingthepatientsashisaccountability;andahistorianwouldfeelitishisresponsibilitytodiscoverwhatisbehindthehistoricaldescriptions.Infact,differentcareersandrolesformdiverseindividualresponsibilities,whichresultinindividuals’voluntarybehaviors.
Ontheotherhand,therearenotonlyspecificindividualresponsibilitiesindiverseareasbutalsosomefundamentalvaluesandaccountabilities,whichweallhumanbeingscherish.Fromthemomentonecanspeakorevenisborn,thesocietybeginstoinstillthemoralandethicalstandards,whichissocalledhumanityineveryone'smind.Theolderoneis,thedeeperinfluencethehumanitywouldbe.Whenoneisjustalittlechild,hewouldgodirectlytowhathelikeandclaimit.Thenwhenheisoldenough,hewouldrealizethatitisincorrectandashamed.Andbecauseoftheawarenessofwhatisrightandwrong,onewouldprobablyneverdoanymisdeedagain.Actually,humanityisjustthecommonindividualresponsibilitysharedbyallofus.
However,everyonelivesinacertainsocietytherebyone'sbehaviorismoreorlessinfluencedbyforcesnotoftheirownmaking.Andtooperatenormally,everysocietyhasitslaws,thoughmanytimeshavedifferencesamongthem.Itistruethathumanityplaysanessentialroleinrulingindividuals'behaviors;yetlawsarenecessary.Underthecontroloflaws,peoplewhohavelittleindividualresponsibilitywouldprobablynotdaretodoanycrimeinfearoflawpunishment.
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