傲慢與偏見英文1000字讀后感

1、傲慢與偏見英文1000字讀后感This term I read a no vel called Pride and Prejudice which is famous all over the world for many years. This type of no vels not only at that time attracted broad readers, today, it still gives the readers unique art enjoyme nt.The author, Jane Auste n, was a British no velist who was

2、born in a small country town. Her father was a local vicar.Aust in did n t go to regular schools, but she read many literary works at her pare nts guida nee. She started writ ing about the age of 20, and published six no vels. Jane was unm arried all her life. For livi ng in a small country tow n, c

3、on tact ing the medium and small Iandlords,pastor as well as their quiet andcomfortable living environment,there were no significantsocial contradictions in her works. She described a truthful picture of her world, especially the marriage and love betwee n gen tlema n and ladies by her meticulous fe

4、minine observati on.The style of her works is humorous and rich in comic con flicts, so many readers love them. From the late eighteenthto thenin etee nth cen tury, vulgar and bori ng sen time ntal no vels and gothic novels were full in British literary. But Jane s noveliiconoclasticshowed mid-class

5、 of daily life and pastoralsee nery in British coun tryside at that time which had not bee n capitalist in dustrialrevolutio nimpacted,. Although thebreadth and depth of the reflecti on was limited, it played good effect to cha nge the vulgar atmosphere in no vels.Why is it called pride and prejudic

6、e? Elizabeth and Darcy s story can expla in. Darcy loved Elizabeth at first sight at the ball. But the arrogant character caused by the growing en vir onmentstopped his in itiatively close to Elizabeth.Elizabeth as anyone else believed he is haughty and stubbor n. The more Darcy loved Elizabeth, the

7、 more he would not show n on the surface in stead ing of maki ng apathy. He thought if Elizabeth would be proud after knowing he loved her, so his character of pride stopped this happe ning. Elizabeth prejudiced against Darcydeeper and deeper. In her eyes, heeven became a sinister, hypocritical peop

8、le. As Darcy more loved Elizabeth, he fin ally was un able to restrain to show his love to Elizabeth. He certa in ly thought Elizabeth would accept, but he did n t know how about his image in Elizabeth s eyes. So he was surprised when Elizabeth refused him. His arroganee had suffered a blow. But fro

9、m the n on, they bega n to can did excha nge, the n mis un dersta ndings gradually elim in ated. Later, in adverte ntly knowing that Darcy properly han died her sister Lydia and Wickham s elopeme nt, Elizabeth s attitude cha nged.Darcy was not arrogant as others thought. After Elizabeth s rejectio n

10、, he bega n to reflect on the self-exam in ati on and treated people with more populist. Finally, regardless of his aunt s stro ng objecti on and con cept of family, Darcy proposed to Elizabeth aga in. Elizabeth willi ngly consen ted. She bega n to appear her lively side to Darcy.The characters have

11、 their own pers on alities. Mrs. Bennetwas a woma n who was eager to marry off her daughters. Mr.Bin gley was a frien dly young man, but his friend, Mr. Darcy, was a very proud man who seemed to always feel superior.Eve n the five daughters in Bennet family were very differe nt.Jane was simple, inno

12、cent and never spoke evil of others. Elizabeth was a clever girl who always had her own opi nio n.Mary liked readi ng classic books. Actually she was a peda nt.Kitty did n t have her own opi nio n but liked to follow her sister,Lydia. Lydia was a girl who followedexotic things,handsomeman, and was s

13、omehow a little profligate. Ipers on ally like Elizabeth best, not only because she was clever and beautiful, but she was a pers on who knew clearly of her thoughts. She was not afraid to express what she felt, and had no fear of being embarrassed, for nothing hon est should be shameful to her. Be t

14、old at that time, this was very valuable for a lady from a large boudoir. Just because of this quality, she had her own mind in love, and she and Darcy composed a won derful family after passed various troubles.The first sentence in this book is impressive. It says: It is atruth uni versallyack no w

15、ledged,that a sin gleman inpossessi on of a good fortune must be in want of a wife . The un dert one is very clear: the foun dati on of the marriage at that time is not emoti on but possessi on.As far as I con sidered, people can t divide people by rich and poor. Every one is equal on every aspect s

16、uch as character andkno wledge.No one can be arroga ntbecause ofwealthi ness or high status, and also can t be self-abased with economic poverty. This truth relating to our daily life is like that we should not be proud or produce arroganee mood whe n we make a few achieveme nts,. Lear ning is en dl

17、ess. We should know that there must be many people clever than ourselves. We must thi nk out a way to study better tha n others.The vanity is caused by prejudice in the text. One cannot dist in guish good and bad just because the beautiful and uglyappeara nee. Elizabeth hated Darcy because of Darcy

18、s arroganeegeneratingby wealth and Wacker s rumors.Without complete un dersta nding, she prejudice aga inst him.As the saying goes, Men cannot be judged by their looks.Whether study, life or anythingelse, one cannot see itsesse nee only from the appeara nee. Pride and prejudice are our com mon weak ness and shortco min