了不起的蓋茨比讀后感

1、了不起的蓋茨比讀后感篇一：了不起的蓋茨比讀后感 了不起的蓋茨比讀后感 我年紀還輕，閱歷不深的時候，我父親教導我一句話，我至今念念不忘。 “每逢你想要批評任何人的時候，”他對我說，“你就記住，這個世界上所有的人，并不是個個都有過你那些優(yōu)越的條件?！?了不起的蓋茨比 不知有多少人是因為村上春樹才讀菲茨杰拉德的了不起的蓋茨比，我只是其中的一個。但是還有一個原因，那就是電影版的了不起的蓋茨比是我最喜歡的美國演員萊昂納多迪卡普里奧擔任男主角，村上多次在他的作品里提到過菲茨杰拉德和了不起的蓋茨比，如果沒記錯的話，第一次知道菲茨杰拉德是因為讀挪威的森林，后來好奇，就決定看一遍了不起的蓋茨比菲茨杰拉德用了第一

2、人稱內聚焦的敘事方式，通過尼克的回憶來講故事，他既是當局者，又是旁觀者。作為當局者，他是蓋茨比的鄰居，是黛西的遠房表哥，是湯姆的舊相識，他和喬丹交往，參加蓋茨比的奢華派對，幫蓋茨比搭起與黛西重聚的橋梁，他目睹湯姆與蓋茨比之間的沖突，知道茉特爾出事的真相，他處理蓋茨比的后事? ?作為旁觀者，他從不識蓋茨比到成為蓋茨比的送殯人，這短短日子里的經歷令他最終看透了他接觸過的那些人，看清了他所生存的那個“黃金”年代的美國社會? ? 我們通過尼克進入故事，以他的角度來觀察、分析和思考，通常運用第一人稱內聚焦這種敘事手法都會令人讀得如臨其境，真實感極強。 真實到連故事里每個人所向往和追求的似乎都是應該被理解

3、的真實，包括蓋茨比。雖然蓋茨比追求的是一個看似虛無的夢想，但他需要的同樣也是一種真實，一個黛西，一段他自以為暫停的愛情。可是實與虛又好像是一體的，黛西是真實的，而蓋茨比苦苦追求的愛情夢想?yún)s如他豪宅對岸的小綠燈一般虛無縹緲，黛西無情的離開，蓋茨比的被害，葬禮的冷清? ?蓋茨比的苦心經營最終換來的是一場空，他追求的夢只是一個短暫而美麗的氣泡。 通過尼克之口來講蓋茨比的故事是最合適的，從某種意義上來講，尼克和蓋茨比是同一種人。因為蓋茨比死后，尼克還一直以為黛西會回來，至少會打個電話，還以為昔日參加蓋茨比派對的“朋友”會來參加葬禮，直到最后沒接到黛西一個電話，直到在五號路遇見湯姆以后，尼克才漸漸領悟到

4、些什么。在尼克心中，蓋茨比始終都了不起，他既是當初搞奢華派對的富豪蓋茨比，也是最后活在他心中的追夢赤子蓋茨比。 蓋茨比是一個了不起的人，他的了不起在于他無所顧忌地愛著黛西多年，他的心是純粹的。雖然蓋茨比經過多年的奮斗，進入了上流社會的圈子，他從來不為金錢、權力與榮譽所動，事業(yè)上的建構是為了與黛西更接近。不幸的是，他的一生以悲劇結束，包括他夢寐以求的愛情。 12文化事業(yè)管理：許宏運篇二：了不起的蓋茨比讀后感(英文) What Makes The Great Gatsby Great？ Recently, I have read a classical novel, The Great Gatsb

5、y, Francis Key Fitzgerald is the author, who is one of the most outstanding writers in 20th century. I think all the plots in the novel are similar to the something happens in the todays society. The story is told by Nick(Daisys cousin),who witnesses a lot the ugly aspects of the society and human c

6、haracters. Here is the story goes: Tom and Daisy married for a time and live in East Egg. In their opposite, living a very great wealthy man, called Gatsby. He hold parties day and night and get famous for this. Actually, Daisy and Gatsby fell in love a few years ago. At that time, Gatsby was very p

7、oor and dispatched into Europe because of war. Then, they broke up and Daisy married Tom, the second-generation rich. Latter, Gatsby comes back with social position and big fortunate, and he continues loving Daisy. At a car accident, Daisy kills the Toms mistress. To protect Daisy, Gatsby takes all

8、the responsibility of the accident. Finally, Wilson (the husband of mistress) shoots Gatsby under the instigation of Tom. And Tom and Daisy set foot on Europes travelling. I think everyone feels pity for the Gatsby, for his infatuation to Daisy and for his foolish love, like the following two descri

9、ptions.“-Was Daisy driving? -Yes, he said after a moment, but of course Ill say I was.”(p154) “the chauffeur he was one of Wolfshiemsprotgs-heard the shoots-”(p172).As we can see Gatsby undertakes the responsibility of the accident and thats his cold ending. So what makes The Great Gatsby Great？I th

10、ink the answer also is the image of Gatsby. Because of his profound love to Daisy even though the others become selfish and sophisticated in the society. He devotes himself to making big fortune for expecting Daisys return; he take responsibility of car accident at the expense of being put in the pr

11、ison. Yes, this great man displays something called Profound Love when the society members hearts becoming colder and colder. And I always feel sympathetic to Gatsbys consequence. We may say how stupid he is to pay so much to Daisy, but in other words, how persistent he is to his believing about lov

12、e. He always thinks that all his behaviors can make Daisy change her mind and come back. Gatsby is a tragic hero in the novel, maybe his profound love and strong faith lead to his bad ending. But I always believe this two valuable things are the writer appeals to in that time, also works in todays.

13、Heres my understanding to the question What Makes The Great Gatsby Great？篇三：了不起的蓋茨比英文讀后感 Pursuit for dreams after reading The Great Gatsby I have heard of the famous novel The Great Gatsby for many years. However, until recently have I got the time and mood to read it. As soon as I finish reading, I

14、 find my previous unwarranted assumption of it totally wrong. This is a story about Gatsby and his pursuit for the American dreams. During the World War One, the poor soldier Gatsby fell in love with an upper class girl named Daisy. But due to the wide gap between them, Daisy decided to marry Tom, a

15、 man of her class, instead of Gatsby. Broken-hearted Gatsby then held the conviction that money was of the greatest importance. He strongly believed in the American dreams, which as we all know, advocates that one can achieve whatever he or she likes through continuous efforts. He strived for five y

16、ears to become a millionaire and bought a villa near Daisys to attract her. He was too addicted to his fantasy to realize that Daisy was no longer the lovely girl she used to be. Eventually, he was killed because of her crime. After reading it, something reverberates in my heart. I cant help thinkin

17、g of the theme Fitzgerald trying to convey. One thing may be the lonely void of peoples spiritual world. I am deeply impressed by chapter 3, where a vivid description of a party is given.There were beautiful girls, drunk men, and boisterous crowds there, but none of them perceived the pointless of t

18、heir lives and the barren of their minds. To see this phenomenon deeper, there were two circumstances underlying it. The first is the lack of dreams. Some people, especially the people of the upper class, lived an aimless life. They wasted their time and money and took an indifferent attitude toward

19、s life. They chased for temporary ecstasy but lost their identity in eternity, namely Daisy and Tom. The second is the misleading of dreams. Some others like Gatsby, bravely pursued their dreams, yet going to a diverged way unconsciously. They might mix up the concept of a richer life and a happier life, viewing a higher social state and a peaceful fulfilled life as equality. Unfortunately, when they were busy chasing their dreams, everything changed with time. When they were anxious about the to-gets, they ignored what