外国名著英语读书笔记 Gone with the wind.docx
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外国名著英语读书笔记Gonewiththewind
外国名著英语读书笔记Gonewiththewind
第一篇:
Gonewiththewind英文读书笔记
thereadingnotesabout<
mitchellmargaretwasborninthesouthernunitedstatesinatlanta.<
*aboutnovle
americacivilwarwaslooming(迫在眉睫)inapril,1861.scarlett(人名,思嘉)whodesiredtoexceloverotherswasworriedaboutherlove.becausesheheardthatashley(人名,艾希丽)thepersonshewasinlovewouldbegoingtotheweddingwithhercousin,melanie(人名,媚兰).scarlettswastoosadthatshedecidedtomakeabetabouttorrowow.sheexpressedherlovetoashleyattheparty,butheisagentlemanvwhoneverdoangthingunethical.aninfatuation(痴心)ofscarlettswasrejected.angrilyisthat,
*somescentenceireallylike
1.home,iwillthinkofsomewaytogethimback.afterall,tomorrowisanotherday!
2.youarethrowingawayhappinesswithbothhands.and
readingoutforsomethingthatwillnevermakeyouhappy.
3.maybegodwantsustomeetafewwrongpeoplebeformeetingtherightone,sothatwhenwefinallymeettheperson,wewillknowhowtobegreateful.
4.whatevercomes,iwillloveyou,justasidonow.untilidie.
*somethingaboutnovle
butrhett(人名:
瑞德)signedapledge(许诺誓言)nevertorevealscarlettssecret.scarlettwhosevanity(自尊心)washurtdecidedtogetmarriedwithmelaniesbrotherlosinghermarbles(失去理智).shewantedtorevengeashley。
aftermarrige,bothcharlieandashleywenttothefrontandfight.charliediedofanillnesstwomonthagoand16-year-oldscarlettbecameawidow.
atthebeginningofthewar,slaceownersweretooarrogant(自大的)toneverfacethestrenghthofenemy.however,rhettrealizedthefailureofthesoutherntroop.rhettwasalwayspersistent(执着)andatachedtothepersuitoflove,becausescarlettsattractiveappearenceandstubbornpersonality.scarlettcouldnotbearloneliness,so
shenotobjecttoassociatewithrhett.withthemoralconservativesurrounding(在保守的道德环境下),theiractionarousedissatisfactionaroundthem.scarlettfoundtheyhavealotincommon,shewasattractedtohimincoluntary(不由自主的).whenashleycamehomeomchirsmasday,scarlettwasstilllovedhim.
thecivilwasgoingon,lincolnsemancipationproclamationgotpeopleswidelysupport.thesorthwouldbedefeatedwithinashorttimerunaway.everyoneelsewasjittery(人心惶惶),atlantaisnotsafe.atthistimemelaniesgivingbirthwascoming.tokeepthepromiseofashley,scarlettdecidetostaywithmelanietohelpher,melaniewhohadadifficultlabourisendangerous.indesperation(迫于无奈),scarlettdeliveredherbabywithoutexperience.atlantabecameandangerouscity,arsenalzreriskofexplosionwouldhappenatanytime.scalettbelievedthemomentthatsheteachedtara,shewouldputdowntheburden(负担)。
manybigmanorswasdestroied,tarawasluckytosurvived.herfatherdidnotacceptthetruthandwasmad.
innocentsistersandservantsneitherhelpher,norbringmoreburden.manorwaspoor,allthefamilywaslostinhurgryscare.scarlettpromisedthatsheprefertostealorkill,ratherthanletthefamilyhungry.shetryherbesttomanagethefamily.athoughthelifewashard,thejobwasheavy.thedifferentexperienceturnacaprice(任性)girlintoaindependentwomen.oneday,adesertion(逃兵)brokeintomanor,scarlettshothimtodied.
itisspringin1865,endedupwiththevictoryofthenorth.ashleycamehome,butpost-warreconstructionperiodishardandcruel.fatherangeredbyhighpropertytaxes,whenhewasridinghorsecatghtvillains,hefelloffanddied.scarlettmetthewall(遇到了绝境),shewantedtorunawaywithashley.butshewasrefused.lateron,shehearedaboutrhettwasrichanddecidedtogiveupdignith(放弃尊严)torhettforhelp.whenworethedresswhichistransformedfromcurtain,shewasteased.onthewayfromtheprison,shemetfrankwhojusthadasumofmoney.scarlettdisplayedthemethod(施展手段)andlethimmarrywithher.aslongaskeeptara,shedidnotcareothersopinions.
afterwedding,scarlettopenedawoodfactory.underherelaboration(苦心经营),thebusinesswasthriving(兴旺).duringtheperiod,therewereterroristactivitiesinthesouth,frankwaskilledbyterrorist.rhettproposedtoherandsheagreedto.rhettsaidhecouldnotlookathermarrythemanshedonotlove.inordertohismoneny,theymarried.itcausedasensation.(引起轩然大波)
scarlettgavehimadaughter,butshedeeplyinfatuatedwith(深深迷恋着)ashley.itisashleysbirthday,theyrememberedthepastandhugged.unfortunately,someonecameacross.melanieroseup(挺身而出)andprotectthem.tragedystruckagain(悲剧再次降临),theirdaughterwasdiedbyhidinghorse.scarlettfinallyunderstoodthatashleywhodidnothing(attemptandaccomplishnothing无所作为)isfarfromhermr.right(远非她的意中人),rhettonlysuitableforherself.sherealizedshereallyinlovewithrhett,andshevindicated(表白)tohim。
butrhettwaslosinghisheart.(心灰意冷)
rhettwasGone,butscarlettwasnotdepressed.shedecidedtogobacktaratostartanewlife.becausetomorrow
isanotherday!
第二篇:
Gonewiththewind乱世佳人读书笔记(自己写的)
thereportonGonewiththewind
Gonewiththewind,anamericannovelbymargaretmitchellpublishedin1936andwonthepulitzerprizein1937.thenovelisoneofthemostpopularofalltime,andanamericanfilmadaptationofthesamenamereleasedin1939becamethehighest-grossingfilminthehistoryofhollywoodandreceivedarecord-breakingnumberofacademyawards.
mitchell'sworkrelatesthestoryofarebelliousgeorgiawomannamedscarletto'haraandhertravailswithfriends,familyandloversinthemidstoftheantebellumsouth,theamericancivilwar,andthereconstructionperiod.italsotellsthestoryofthelovethatblossombetweenscarletto'haraandrhettbutler.
introductionoftheauthor
margaretmitchellwasborninatlanta.hermother,maybellemitchell,wasasuffragistandfather,eugenemitchell,aprominentlawyerandpresidentoftheatlantahistoricalsociety.mitchellgrewuplisteningtostoriesaboutoldatlanta,andthebattlestheconfederatearmyhadfoughtthereduringtheamericancivilwar.attheageoffifteen,shewroteinherjournal:
"ifiwereaboy,iwouldtryforwestpoint,ificouldmakeit,orwelli'dbeaprizefighter–anythingforthethrills."mitchellgraduatedfromthelocalwashingtonseminaryandstartedtostudymedicineatsmithcollegein1918.shehadadoptedhermother'sfeministleanings,whichclashedwithherfather'sconservatism–inthenewsurroundings,shelivedfullythejazzage.
whenmitchell'smotherdiedin1919,shereturnedtohometokeephouseforherfatherandbrother.in1922,shemarriedberrien"red"upshaw.thedisastrousmarriagewasclimaxedbyspousalrapeandwasannulled1924.mitchelllaunchedhercareerasajournalistunderthenamepeggymitchell,writingarticles,interviews,sketches,andbookreviewsfortheatlantajournal.fouryearslater,sheresignedafteranankleinjury.hersecondhusband,johnrobertmarsh,anadvertisingmanager,encouragedmitchellinherwritingaspirations.from1926to1929,shewroteGonewiththewind.theoutcome,athousandpagenovel,waspublishedbythemacmillanpublishingcompanyin1936.theretail(零售)priceofthebookwas$3.00.
plotsummary
scarletto'haraisthebelleofthecountyandknowsit.sheparticipatesinaseeminglyendlessroundofparties,dancesandbarbecues,alwayssurroundedbyboyswithwhomsheappearstobeplayinganelaborategame.shereceivesthefirstshockofheryounglifewhenashleywilkes,sonofaneighboringplantationowner,announceshisengagementtohiscousinmelaniehamilton.whenshecannotconvinceashleytochangehisplan,shequicklythrowsherselfatcharleshamiltonwhoisshockedandthrilledtothinkthatshewouldevenconsiderhim.herplansarefurtherdisruptedwhenwarbreaksout,takingtheyoungmenawayassoldiers,andcharlesisamongthefirsttodie.shespendsseveralyearsinatlantawhereshetriestoenjoylifeinherownwayinspiteofthedisapprovalofotherwomenofherclass.
herlifeisfurthercomplicatedbythepresenceofrhettbutlerwhoisknowntobeaprivateerandopportunistandis"notreceived"inhisownhometownofsavannah.scarlettadmitsthatsheisfondofrhett,buthiscandorandfrankobservationsofhercharacterinfuriateherwheneverheisnear.duringthesiegeofatlanta,shefleeshometotaraalongwithhersister-in-law,melanie,andthenewbornbabybeau.thereshelearnstosurviveunspeakablehardshipsfromworkinthefieldstoshootingayankeesoldierindefenseofherhome.
justwhenscarlettthinksthewarisoverandshecanfinallyputtaratorights,amajorcrisiscomesintheformofnewtaxes-levieddeliberatelybythenewgovernmentadministratorsandscalawagstotrytotaketaraawayfromher.
shereturnstoatlanta,hopingtotrickrhettintomarryinghersoshewillhaveaccesstohismoney.whenthisfails,shestealshersister'sfiancé,whohappenstohaveastoreandalittlemoneysavedtowardhiswedding.shemarrieshimandtakeshissavingstopayhertaxes.twoweeksafterthewedding,sheborrowsmoneyfromrhetttobuyalumbermill.shemanagesthemillherselfandrunssharpbargainswithherlumber,stealingcustomersfromotherlumbermillsandpreyingonthesympathiesofyankeestosellherown.asthepoliticalclimateinatlantaworsens,scarlett'scarelessbehaviorturnsthepeopleevenmoresolidlyagainsther.finally,expectationsarefulfilledandscarlettisattacked.thekukluxklan,ofwhichnearlyallthemenareapart,pursuesvengeanceonherbehalfandhersecondhusband,frankiskilled.
scarlettfinallymarriesrhettwhobelieveshecan'tgetheranyotherway,andthetwohaveatempestuousmarriageinwhichscarlettoftenfantasizesthatrhettisashley.anychanceofsalvagingarelationshipwithrhettislostwhen
theirfour-yearoldbonniediesinafallfromherpony.whenmelaniedies,leavingscarlettvirtuallyfriendless,andthenrhettleavesher,shereturnsagaintotara.theonlythingshestillhas,and"tomorrowisanotherday."
charactersanalysis
scarletto’hara
sheisthemaincharacterofthenovel.sheisthedaughterofgeraldandelleno'haraandisaccustomedtogettingherownway,whetherwithclothesorboys.shesurroundsherselfwithyoungmen,flirtingmercilesslyandisnotabovestealingthebeauxofothergirls.sheiswillful,conniving,andyetfarmoreintelligentthanwell-bredgirlsaresupposedtobe.
ashleywilkes
husbandtomelaniehamiltonandobjectofscarlett'slife-longfantasy.heisatruememberoftheoldsouthwhofeelsunabletocopewiththenewworld.
melaniehamilton
wifetoashleywilkesandsister-in-lawtoscarlett.describedbyrhettastheonlytrulykindpersonhehaseverknown.unabletobelieveanythingbadaboutpeoplesheloves.
rhettbutler
scarlett'slifelongantagonistwhoisinlovewithherfromthemomentheseesher.heisanopportunistwillingtotakeadvantageofanysituation,butnotwithoutkindnessorgenerosityundertherightconditions.
mammy
scarlett'schildhoodnurseandlife-longservantandcompanion.mammyunderstandsscarlettbetterthanscarlettunderstandsherselfandisremarkablyintuitive,butalsoprotectiveandmotherly.
conclusion
themoodofthisnovelisverysympathetictowardthesouthandtheoldcustoms,butavoidssentimentality.thenarratorobjectivelyacknowledgesthechangesbroughtbythewarandtheneedtoacceptandlivewithchange.althoughshecreatesscarlettasaratherunlovablec
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