哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感.docx

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哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感

哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感

　　《德伯家的苔丝》是哈代的代表作，是"威塞克斯系列"中的一部。

它描写了一位农村姑娘的悲惨命运。

哈代在小说的副标题中称女主人公为"一个纯洁的女人"，公开地向维多利亚时代虚伪的社会道德挑战。

以下是小编收集的《苔丝英文读后感》，仅供大家阅读参考!

哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感一：

　　Shewasseducedbyaso-calledgentleman—Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence.Peoplelookeddownonherandrespectedhernomore.Actuallyshedidnothingwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofmen.Shewasjustagirlwhenshefirstmetthatterribleman.

　　Shewasforcedbythegossipsandthechurchtoblameherselfforthisaccident,soshethoughtshedeservednothinggood.Inordertogetridofthepastshedecidedtogotoadistantdairyfarmbutwasstillsayingtoherselfthatshewaswrong.MaybeGoddidn’tagreewiththat,becausetheLordgavehersomeoneshelovedwithherwholeheartandlife—AngelChare.Angelpoppedthequestiontoherbutsherefusedhimwithoutsayingwhy.Shesaidshelovedhimdeeplyandperhapsnooneintheworldcouldlovehimmorethanshedidbutshecouldnotmarryhimforsomeunspokenreason.Angelwasn’tsatisfiedwiththisvagueansweranddidhisbesttowinTess.Somehowsheagreedandtheysoonfixedtheweddingday.SoonaftertheirweddingAngelconfessedthecrimehecommittedtoawomanlongtimeagoandaskedforTess’sforgiveness.TesswasnotatallangryandforgaveAngelatonce;infactshewasratherhappyandexcitedforshealsohadthingstoconfess.

　　ShesatandtoldeverythingtoAngel,hopinghewouldforgiveherashewasforgivenbutshewaswrong.Shewasnotforgiven,notasshethoughtshewas.Thewomanpays.

　　WithoutAngel’slove,nothingmeantanythingtoher.Theresultwasn’timportantnow.Tesswasarrestedforhermurderofthatso-calledgentleman.Why?

ShestilllovedAngelandwhenhefinallywentbacktoherandaskedforHERforgiveness,afterheregrettedwhathehaddoneunfairtoTess,shewasdesperate.Thatwastoolate—AlechadalwaystoldTessthatAngelwouldnevercomebacksohewonTess’strust.UnluckilyAngeldidcomebackandfoundTess.!

Everythingwastoolate!

　　TesswasdeceivedandshelostAngelforthesecondtime!

Thestrenghofherlovewassostrongthatshehadforgottenthedifferencebetweenrightandwrong.BeforethatshehaddonenothingwrongbutwhenshekilledAlec,everythingreallychanged!

Shebecameacriminal!

Howcoulditbe?

ShewasaspureandinnocentasthegoodwifeintheBible.Herwholecharacterwashonestandfaithful.Angelfiguredoutatlastthatapersonshouldbejudgednotonlyonwhathehasdonebutalsoonwhathewantedtodo!

　　Tessdidn’twanttobeseducedbymanandshehadnopowertodefendherselfsoshelostherinnocenceandthat’sall!

AngelalsodidthewrongthinganditwasevenmoreseriousthanTess’scrimebutHEwasnotblamedforit.Whyitisalwaysthewomanwhopays?

Whytheyarealwayshurt?

WhywasTess’sgirlishpuritylost?

Whydoesthewrongmantakethewrongwoman?

Whydothebadoftenruinthegood?

Whyisbeautydamagedbyugliness?

Womenaretooweak!

Thousandsofyearsofhistoryhaveshownusthatwomenhavealwaysbeentreatedunfairly!

　　InoldChinatherewasaculture,whichdidn’tthinkofwomenashumanbeings.Ifyouaskedoneifhewastheoldestinhisfamily,hewouldprobablyanswer“theoldestone”evenifhehadsomeeldersisters.Ifyouaskedwhythenhewouldsay,“Ha,theyarenotincluded!

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　　Peoplegavebirthtomanygirlsinordertohaveonlyoneboytokeepthefamilynamegoing.Theythoughtgirlshadnouseforthefamily.Theywouldbemarriedandgotolivewiththeirhusbands’homeandbetheirwivessomedaysoonerorlater.Sotheywereextremelyhardongirls.

　　Girlsshouldbehardworking,faithful,loyal,intelligent,andvirtuousandthemostimportantthingwasshemustbeamaiden!

Ifherhusbandwasthefirstmanwhotouchedherthenshewasagoodgirl,agoodwifenomatterhowshethought.Ifshewasn’t,thenshewouldgainaverybadreputationandnobodywoulddaretogonearher.Whataboutmen?

Peopledidnotcarewhetherhewasanexperiencedmanornot,nordidtheycareabouthischaracter.Theythoughtmanequalspowerandpowerequalsrights…

　　Nowlet’snotbesobitter.Nowadayswomen’ssituationshavebecomemuchbetter.Somearebecauseofthechangeofsocietyandsomearebecauseofcivilization.JustletthosepoorpainfulwomenlikeTESSbejustamemory.

哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感二：

　　Tessofthed’Urbervilles

　　ThomasHardy

　　AboutThomasHardy

　　ThomasHardy（1840---1928）,whoisanEnglishnovelist.Hisfatherisastoneworker,whoisfondofmusic.Hisparentsthoughtmuchoftheeducationoftheirson.HegrownupintheDorsetshire,sotheenvironmentoftherebecamethemainbackdropofhiswritings.HiswritingsoftenreflectingthechangeaftercapitalismintrudethecountriesinEnglandandthepeople’shardlife.

　　Atfirst,Hardywrotesomenovels,andinhisoldage,heworkedonpoets.Thenovelwaspublishedintheyear1891.ThomasHardyfacingtheterrorofthewarandpropagatingthelove-kindness,heisoneofthegreatestEnglishwriters.

　　Thesummaryofthebook

　　Asisknowntoall,isthemostfamousnovelofThomasHardy.Tesscomesfromafarmer’sfamily,theDurbeyfields.Onedayherfather,JohnDurbeyfiedlearnsthattheyaredescendedfromtheD’Urbervilles,anancientfamily.HermotherurgesTesstoclaimkinshipwiththeremainingD’Urbervilles,sothatTesscouldmarryagentleman.Unwillingly,thegirlcomesincontactwiththeStoke,D’Urbervilles.ThereshemeetsAlecD’Urbervilles.Havingreceivedajoboftendingtochickens,TessstaysintheD’Urbervilles.BeforelongtherichbutguilefulAlecmanagestoseducethegirlandmakeherpregnant.Beinghumiliatedandresolute,Tessreturnshome，andgivesbirthtothechild,whoiscalledSorrowbutdiessoon.Withoutfinancialsupport,Tesshastoleavehomeandgoestoworkatadistantfarm,whereshemeetsAngelClaire.AfterAngelpersistentpursuitofTess,thetwofallinlove.Intheweddingnight,TessadmitsaboutAlecD’Urbervillesandthechild.Shebegsforforgiveness,butAngelleavesherindisgust.Tessagainreturnshomealone,onlyfindthatherfamilyremainsimpoverishedandsheevenhasnoplacetostay.Inthemeantime,AlecD’Urbervillesappearsagain.Hepromisestosupportherfamily,onlyasameanstomakeTessdependent.Attheendofhope,thegirljumpsintothetrapoftheshamelessman.However,AngelClaire,whoisremorsefulforhismercilessnesscomesback,whichmakesTessevenmoredesperate.AfterAngelleaves,shekillsAlec.ThenshefollowsAngelandescapewithhim.Theymanagetohideforawhileinawoodbeforesheisarrested.Sheishangedlater.

　　Inthisstory,thedramatispersonaTessisabeautiful,virtuouscountrygirl.AngelClairelovesTess,buthisloveisselfish,hecan’tforgiveherwife’smistake,heforsakesher.AlecD’Urbervillesisanevilperson,hemakesTess’slifebeingatragedy.

　　Thecomment

　　Thisisadolorousbook.

　　Thisisastoryoflove.

　　Tess,thepoorgirlasinnocentasthesleepingbirdsinthetrees,orthesmallfieldanimalsinthehedges,herlifedestroyedbyherrelatives,loverandsomeotherpeople.Theysaytheyloveher,buttheylikethemselvesmost.HerparentswanthermarriedAleconlybecausetheywantherdoingsomegoodforthefamily.Alecwantstopossessher,becausesheisthemostbeautifulgirlinthevillage.Hemakesherpregnantbutcan’tgiveherhislove.Angleistess’struelove,buthislovealsonotconsummate,hecan’tforgivetess’smistake,althoughhehaddidwrongwithawomen.

　　Whyonlythewomenhadtopay?

Ithoughtofthisproblemforalongtime.Inthe19thEngland,womenhadnotstatus,theyliveveryhardbecausepeople’sprejudice.Tessisthevictimunderthenotfairenvironment,sheliveswithforce,andeventhelawthinkstheinsultsareallowable!

Attheendofthebook,Fortune'swheelbereavesthelastthingshehad—herlife.

　　Howtovindicatethewomen’sright?

Expectchangethepeople’sprejudicewomenmustlearntobeadamancyandindependent.Wemustknowhowtotakecareofourselves.Wemusthavetheabilitytofeedourselves,sothatwecanwintheindependentofpersonalityandlife.Andsothatwecanhaveapureaupairlove.

　　Theword“woman”doesn’tmeans“puny”!

哈代代表作《苔丝》英文读后感三：

　　TESSisreallyatragicfigureinthebookTESSofthed’Urberwilles.

　　Shewasseducedbyaso-calledgentleman—Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence.Peoplelookeddownonherandrespectedhernomore.Actuallyshedidnothingwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofmen.Shewasjustagirlwhenshefirstmetthatterribleman.

　　Shewasforcedbythegossipsandthechurchtoblameherselfforthisaccident,soshethoughtshedeservednothinggood.Inordertogetridofthepastshedecidedtogotoadistantdairyfarmbutwasstillsayingtoherselfthatshewaswrong.MaybeGoddidn’tagreewiththat,becausetheLordgavehersomeoneshelovedwithherwholeheartandlife—AngelChare.Angelpoppedthequestiontoherbutsherefusedhimwithoutsayingwhy.Shesaidshelovedhimdeeplyandperhapsnooneintheworldcouldlovehimmorethanshedidbutshecouldnotmarryhimforsomeunspokenreason.Angelwasn’tsatisfiedwiththisvagueansweranddidhisbesttowinTess.Somehowsheagreedandtheysoonfixedtheweddingday.SoonaftertheirweddingAngelconfessedthecrimehecommittedtoawomanlongtimeagoandaskedforTess’sforgiveness.TesswasnotatallangryandforgaveAngelatonce;infactshewasratherhappyandexcitedforshealsohadthingstoconfess.

　　ShesatandtoldeverythingtoAngel,hopinghewouldforgiveheras