远大前程英文读后感.docx

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远大前程英文读后感

远大前程英文读后感

篇一：

《远大前程》英文

ReflectiononGreatExpectation

-----MyReadingReportofGreatExpectation

ClassoneStudentNo.10Name:

AnnaWangGreatExpectationwaswrittenbyCharlesDickens（1812-1870）,oneofthemostpopularwritersofallthetime,whocreatedsomeofthebest-knowncharactersinEnglishliterature.GreatExpectationissimilartoDavidCopperfieldinthatitisthestoryofaboygrowingup.

Piphaslosthisparentswhenhewasfifteenyearsold.Hewasbroughtupbyhissisterandherhusband--JoeGargery,ablacksmithwhotakesPiponasanapprentice,teacheshimhistradeandmakesfriendswithhim.OnedaybeforeChristmas,whenPipwenttothechurchyardwherehisparentswereburied,hemetanescapingconvict--AbelMagwitch.Pipbroughtcakesforthehungryman,whichtouchedAbeldeeply,althoughhewascaughtbypolice.AftertheChristmas,PipwasinvitedtoplaywithEstella,abeautifulgirladoptedbyMissHavisham.MissHavishamwastherichestmaninthevillage.Butshewasverystrange.Shewasdressedabridalveilallthewholelifeafterherfiancéleftherattheweddingday,takingheralargeamountofproperty.Soshelivedintherevengeandhatedallthemen.ShetreatedEstellaasatooltotakerevengeonallman.WhenPipmetEstella,helovedher,sodidEstella.ButEstellaknewshewasjustatooltocarryouttherevengeplanofMissHavisham,soshepretendedtobeproud,indifferentandlookdownuponPip-arelativeofapoorblacksmith,whichbrokePip’sheart.Asaconsequence,Pipwasdeterminedtobeearealgentlemanwhoisinpossessionofmoney,goodmanners,luxuriouslifeandagreatexpectationforEstella’ssake.Underthehelpofastrangerwhodonatedalotofmoneytohim,PipleftJoeandthevillage,andwenttoLondontolivealuxuriouslifetolearntohowtobeearealgentleman.Pipstartedtowastemoney,lookdownuponotherpoorpeople,evenincludingJoe,hisbrother-in-lawandbestfriend!

Gradually,Piplosthimselfinthewhirlpoolofmoney,althoughhehashadalargenumberofdebts.Asthesametime,Estellahasbeemoreandmorebeautiful,gracefulandbrilliant.ShewalkedinthecrowdofmenandmarriedoneofthemastheMissHavisham’swish,whichreallytorePipintopieces.And,asthesametime,themysteriousbenefactorofPipcameout.HeisAbel-theescapingconvictwhomPiphashelped.Whenheescapedfromtheprisonagain,heearnedmuchmoneyandwantedtopaybackPipinthatway.ButAbelsoonwascaughtbypoliceanddied.ThepropertieshegavetoPip

alsowereconfiscatedbypolice.Pipfellfromtheheaventohell.Hecouldn’tstandit.Asaresult,hehadaseriousill.

AfterreceivingaletterdescribingthebadsituationofPip,JoecametoLondontolookafterPipinspiteofthebadattitudePipevertowardshim.Afterrecovering,Piprealizedhiswrong.Hedecidedtobeagentlemanbyhisownendeavor.Sohecamebacktothesmallvillageandsparednoeffortstomakebusinesswithhisfriend--Herbert.Severalyearslater,PipmetEstellaagainattheoldhouseofMissHavisham.AfterknowingherhusbandhasdiedandtherealreasonwhyEstelladidn’tchoosehimbefore,Pipmadeaproposaltoher.Atlast,thetwoloverswereintogetherandPipfoundhisrealgreatexpectationattheend.

WhenIfinishedreadingthenovel,Ialsotakeconsiderationtothequestion“whatarealgreatexpectationis?

”Inmyopinion,greatexpectationnotmeansmoney,luxuriouslifeprovidedbyothers,eventhebenefactorsareyourparents.Itisourowndreamsthatwewanttorealizebyourownefforts.Greatexpectationmaybethefurtherstudy,arespectabledegree,agoodjob,awarmfamilyorsomethingelse.Butwemustknowthatourfutureandgreatexpectationmustbemasteredbyourown.Weshouldworkingforthem,fightingforthem,evendyingforthem,whatever.Onlywhenwegotwhatwewantbyourownendeavor,canwesaywehavehadagreatexpectation.

篇二：

远大前程--英文

IthinktherearethreethemesrevealedinthenovelGreatExpectations

1.womenarefragile.Thatisnotbecausethosewomenareinlackofwill,butthattheyneedsurvivingabilitiesandthatofself-survivalandstruggleagainstdestiny.Theyalwaysturntomen.Thatcanbecalled“herosavingthebeauty”.ThisnotionoriginatedintheGreektalesbutisstilladoptedsuccessively.Theonlydifferencebetweenthemliesintheplotandstructure.Estellaisadoptedandtrainedtobreakmen?

sheartsbyMissHavisham.HavishamrevengesmenandmarriesEstellatoanunworthyguythoughPipdeeplylovesEstella.Nothingcanbebittererthanseehislovermarriedtoanotherguyforaman.PipreallyfellintothedespairoflosingEstella.However,Estellasuffersalotandbeginstoregretforherinitialchoiceforherspouseandbeginstotreasure

2.Facingdestiny,womenarephysicallyandintellectuallyinferiortomen.Actuallyitdoesnotmeantheyhaveaninferiorintelligence,butthatitseemsso.Orwecansaythatbothmenandwomenhavethesamepotentialofintelligence,butwomennevershowalot.Godcreateseveryoneequally,butnoteveryoneisgrantedthesameapproachestosuccessorachievements.Womenarerestrictedtofamilies,whichrestricts

themfromshowingalot.Theycancookfoodwell,whichisonestandardfortheirexcellencebutnottheoneformale.Thenovelgoesthiswaysinceitimpliesthemaleconsciousness.Theordinaryintelligenceofwomeninmarriageandloveisexposedpletely.Havishamisabandonedonherweddingday,butshekeepstheroomlikethedayshegotmarried,whileontheotherhandshetrieseverymeanstorevengemen.Bearingthesetwoconflictivethoughtsinmind,Havishamcertainlyfailstoliveherownlifeoutofthecontrolorinfluencefrommale.

3.Thedisciplineforwomen].AfeministDeBufuwasays:

“Oneiscalledwomanbecausesheis?

made?

not?

born?

.”Culturallywomanistheproductofsocietyandtheresultofitsstrictrestrictions.Thosewomenwhodonotobeythedisciplinesarenotregardedasgraciousorgoodwomenbysocialcriteria,whichemphasizesonfamilies,theresponsibilitiesfortheirhusbandsandtheirdependenceonmen.InGreatExpectations,EstellaandHavisham?

smisfortunesarecloselyattachedtoloveandmarriage.Theytrytorevengemenandbuttheycannotleavemen.EstellaleavesPip,butatlastsheesbacktohim.AndHavishamkeepsthinkingabouthermarriagedayandherhusband.SoinDickens?

snovel,womenaredecentonsurface,butfailedinheart.

Everyperiodhasanoutstandingfeature,whichmakedescendantslingerinmind.Tolearnthisnovelcanhelpusinunderstandingbetterwomen?

seffortstostandup.Societypressespublictobelievethatmale

playsadominantrole.Havishamcansymbolizeafeministbutwhatthen?

Sheneedsamaleacpany.HerendingsomewhatistragicbutEstellaharveststhroughalongtime,butanywayshewinsindependingmanandleadingapleasantlife.

篇三：

英文远大前程英文版读后感

远大前程英文版读后感

GreatExpectationsisanovelbyCharlesDickens,afamouswriterfromEngland.ItisthestoryoftheorphanPip’slife.

Thecharacterinthisnovelgave

methedeepimpressionwasPip.HefellinlovewithEstella.Educatinghimselfforthegirl,Pipstudiedashardashecould.

WhydidheloveEstellasomuch?

Notforherbeautifulface,hertreasure.Pippaidoutsomuchforthelove.

AlthoughEstelladidn'ttreathimwellandeventhatshedidn'trespecthimatall!

Sheputthefoodforhimasadog,buthedidn'thateher.Onthecontrary,heleftfromhishomewithPip/sfriends.Pipjustwantedtobeagentleman.

Heabandonedalotthanhegot.Ican'tunderstandwhyhedoitinthisway.Ithinkit'snotworthatall.Ifonepersondon'tlikeyouornotrespectyou,

youneedn'tdoeverythingforher.Soitmademequitesad.

IfeelsorryforPip.Hehadaverydifficultlife...MissHavishamisalso

acharacterwholeftmeadeepimpression.Shewasapoorlady.Hermotherdiedyoung.Herfartherwasveryrichandveryproud

withonlyonechild,MissHavisham,ishisfirstwife.

Infact,MissHavishamshouldhaveanicelife,

butherweddingwasdestroyedbyherfiance.

Hebrokeherheartandshewasangry.

Shewantedtoretaliateallmen.Shewasreallyakindwoman.Butshechoseawrongwaytocontinueherlife.MissHavishamwantedtohurtotherpersons.

Andshehaddone.Thiswasnotgoodforher.Onlymadeherfeelalittlefortablebuttherewerealsomorevictimsintheworld.

TheaboveiswhatIgetfromthenovelinthetextbookandtoconcludemyopinioninonesentence,Ishouldsaythatpeopleshouldnotdependonothers.