The Analysis Of Love View In Gone With The Wind.docx

The Analysis Of Love View In Gone With The Wind.docx

《The Analysis Of Love View In Gone With The Wind.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《The Analysis Of Love View In Gone With The Wind.docx（18页珍藏版）》请在冰点文库上搜索。

TheAnalysisOfLoveViewInGoneWithTheWind

TheAnalysisofLoveViewInGoneWiththeWind

Abstract:

MargaretMitchellisagreatnovelistintheUShistory.GonewiththeWind,oneofthemostfamouslovenovelsinthehistoryofAmericanliteratureandalsotheworld,iswrittenbyheranditisMargaretMitchell’sonlynovel.ThisnovelhadtheheroineScarlett'simbroglioloveandlifeexperienceasthemainline,representedthesouthplantationeconomyfromflourishingtocollapse,theslaveownerslifefromvoluptuoustoadeadend,theslave-owningeconomyhadreplacedbythecapitalisteconomy.GonewiththeWindmainlydescribestherelationshipandlifeexperienceofmaincharacters,especiallydepictsthecharacter,loveandmarriageoftheScarlett.MargaretMitchell'sScarletthasacomplicatedcharacter.Herviewsonlovearedeeplyinfluencedbyhercharacter.Herbehaviorintheloveworldisaffectedbyhercharacter.ThroughanalyzingScarlett’scharacterandloveviews,wecouldunderstandthatherfailureinherloveandmarriageisnotaccidental.

Thefirstpartgivesabriefintroductionofthepaper.ThesecondpartmakesananalysisofScarlett’sloveviews.Ontheonehandsheisanidealisttowardslove,braveinpursuingherfavoriteperson;ontheotherhandsheisuncertainaboutlove.ThethirdpartisaboutfactorsthataffectScarlett’sviewsonloveandmarriage.Theforthpartisabouttheviewsonloveandmarriageofcollegestudentsandsomeadvicetocollegestudents.Inthispart,IintroducethemainviewsofcollegestudentsandgivethemsomeadvicebasedontheanalysisofGonewuththeWind.Thelastpartistheconclusion.

ThroughanalyzingScarlett’scharacterandviewsonloveandmarriageinGonewiththeWind,thepaperhopestomakeyoungpeopleindeeplythinkingandestablishproperattitudetowardsloveandmarriage.

Keywords:

Scarlett,loveview,character,tragedy

Content

Abstracti

IIntroduction1

IIScarlett’sCharacterandViewsonLoveandMarriage1

2.1Scarlett’scharacter2

2.1.1Confidentandunyielding2

2.1.2Rebellion3

2.1.3Selfishandegocentric4

2.2Scarlett’sViewsonLoveandMarriage5

2.2.1.Scarlett’sfirstmarriagewithCharles5

2.2.2TheresttwomarriagesinScarlett'slife6

IIIFactorsthatAffectScarlett’sViewsonLoveandMarriage8

3.1SocialBackgroundandScarlett’sSituation9

3.2TheLifeExperienceofScarlett10

3.3HerFamilyEnvironmentandtheLovefortheLand11

3.3.1Herfamilyenvironment11

3.3.2Thelovefortheland12

IVTheViewsonLoveandMarriageofCollegeStudentsandSomeAdviceBasedontheAnalysisofGoneWiththeWind13

4.1TheViewsonLoveandMarriageofCollegeStudents13

4.1.1Studentsdonotpromoteearlymarriage13

4.2.2Thefoundationofmarriageshouldbelove14

4.2SomeAdviceBasedontheAnalysisofGoneWiththeWind14

VConclusion:

15

References:

15

Acknowledgements16

摘要iii

IIntroduction

ThebookGonewiththeWindwrittenbyAmericanfemalewriterMargaretMitchellisoneofthemostpopularAmericannovels.Itssalesbrokemanyrecordsamongthepublishingcircleswhenitwaspublishedandnowhasbeentranslatedintomorethanthirtylanguages.

ItisalovestorythatstartedfromApril,1861,spanningabout12years,andthebackgroundistheCivilWar.Scarlett,themaincharacterwhosefatherownsabigplantationcallsTarainthesouthernstateofGeorgia,fallsinlovewithAshley.ButAshleyloveshiscousinMelanieandtheygetmarried.Scarlett’sfirsthusbandisCharlesandhediesinthewarunfortunately.Scarlettbecomesawindow.InordertomakealivingandprotectherfamiliesafterScarlettwentbacktohermotherland,shegetsmarriedwithFrankwhoisshottodeathandScarlettbecomesawindowagain.ShefinallymarriesRhettButlerwhoreallylovedherverymuch.UntilMelaniedieddidsheknowthatRhettistheonlypersonwhoshelovesandshecancounton.Butit’stoolate.Rhettdeterminedtoleaveherwithouthesitation.

Loveviewispeople’sfundamentalviewsandattitudesaboutlove.Itconsistswhatislove,thenatureoflove,thepositionofloveinsociallifeandpersonallife,spousestandardandsoon.Loveviewreflectstheviewoflife;ithasdifferentcontentsatdifferentperiod.Itdevelopsandexchangeswiththedevelopmentofsociety.

WithChina'ssocialandeconomicdevelopment,peoplearemoreandmoreacquisitive.Wepaymoreattentiontomoneyandproperties.TherehasbeenalotofScarlettkindphenomenon.Inordertowarnyoungpeople,thispaperfocusesontheanalysisofScarlett’scharacterandherviewonloveandmarriage.

IIScarlett’sCharacterandViewsonLoveandMarriage

Therearetwoimportantfactorsthataffectone’sviewsonloveandmarriage.Firstly,one’scharacterhasabiginfluenceonhisorherloveviews.Whatyouthinkandwhatyoudoarealldependonyourcharacter.

2.1Scarlett’scharacter

Scarlettwasborninthemid-nineteenthcentury,awealthyplantationowner’sfamilyofGeorgiacoastinthesouth.HerfatherwasanIrishpeasantwhowascheerful,passionate.Helongedforothersocialandcivilizationandwasveryfriendlytohisservantsandslaves.HermotherwhowasaFrencharistocratwasanelegantandhonorablewomanwiththegoodeducationandmanners.SomepartsofScarlett’scharactersinheritedfromthem,butothersinfluencedbytheworseenvironment.

2.1.1Confidentandunyielding

Scarlettisofgreatconfidence.Shetrustedherselftoovercomethedifficultiesallthetimeandstruggledwiththedestinyindustriously.Inthewarringyears,shedeliveredachildforMelainetoughlyandtookcareofMelainethatsheeverpromisedAshley.Intheruinsofwarwiththeskyfilledwithsmoke,shedrovethecarriagetobreakthroughcheckpointsandsomeobstruction,wentbacktoTara.Sheshowedmuchmorecourageandstrengththanthegeneralwomeninthatage.DuringtheCivilWar,sheexperiencedhermother'sdeath,herfathersuffereddementia,houserobbedbyYankee.Theskywascollapsedinstantlyforheratthattime,butsheneverresignedherselftothefate.

Shewasatenaciousandunyieldingwoman.Inthathardtime,survivebecomesmoreseriousthanthepast,shehadtoenduredbigpressurefromearningalife.Scarlettwasthebackboneofherfamily.Thewholefamilydependedonherworkinghardinthefield.Herconceptschangedinthehardlifebecausethememoryofhungerwasmuchclearerthantheseterriblethingsinhermind,shewantedtofeedherfamilythroughherhardworkthatwouldensurethemagoodharvest.Forsurviving,ScarlettkilledaYankeewhointrudedherhomeandattemptedtorobthem,andtookawaytheintruder’smoney.

Scarlettwasverydifferentfromthosepeoplewhoalwayslivedinthedreamofoldsouthandunwillingtowakeuptofacethereality.Sheknewthatthewealthandhappylifehadgonealready;shehadtotryherbesttoraiseherwholefamilyandprotectthemfromstarvingandfreezingtodeath.Nomatterhowhardthelifewas,Scarlettalwayshadenoughconfidenceandunyieldingthatcouldconquerallthedifficulties.

2.1.2Rebellion

ScarlettwasahybridandsheshowedmoreofherIrishfather'shard-headinessthanhermother'srefinedsouthernmanners.Shewasarichplantationowner'sdaughter,waitedonhandandfootsinceinfancy.ThoughScarletthadprettyandcharmingappearance,therestlesshandsandgreeneyes,hertrueselfwaspoorlyconcealed.Sheacceptedtheinstructionsthatgaveherculturedappearanceonthesurface.Shefollowedthefairmaidendemeanor，butshealwaysignitedthesparkofrebelliousinherboneeverynowandthen.Shelikedclimbingtreesandthrowingstoneswithboys;shehatedtolearntherulesofgentlewomaninthesouth;sherefusedtoeatfoodlikeagoodlady...

Hermannershadbeenimposeduponhermother'sgentleadmonitionsandthesternerdisciplineofhermammy.Althoughinitiallyshetriedtobehaveprettily,butherinstinctraisedupagainstsocialrestrictions.

WhensheheardofthenewsthatAshleywouldmarryMelanie,sheconfessedherlovetohimwithlittleembarrassment.Sheevenmentionedofelopingwithhim.Sheforgotthe"gentlelady'sstyle"whichhermotherandblackmammyoftentoldher.Scarlettdidn'tliketheothergirlswaitinglifeatthattime.Theywaitedforman'sallegianceandacceptance;waitedforthelovethatfromtheirhusbands';waitedfortheirappreciationandcompliment.Scarlettwascompletelydifferentfromthem,insteadofwaitingshestrivedforherloveactively.Scarletthadthecouragetoagainstfamilyeducationofthefeudalslaveowneranddaredtopursuitindividualcharacterliberation.Ithadprogressivemeaningtobrokerulesoffeudalsocialsystem.

WhenAshleyrefusedherlove,shewassopiquedthatsheansweredCharles'proposequickly.AndsheheldherweddingbeforeAshley's.Butafter7weeks,Charlesdied,shebecameawidow.Scarlettwasfullofvigorinnatureandlongedforfreedom.Ifitmadeheradheretowidowsdutythatwouldequaledtomakeherintopurgatory.Shehatedtherulesoffeudalsocialsystemthatmadeforwidowsandchallengedthesouthethics.SoWhenRhettinvitedhertodanceatthecharityball,shedancedwithhimopenlywithouthesitation.

Shebroughtonesawmillanddidsomebusinesssuccessfully.Itisintolerablethatwomenappearedinpublicearningmoney,especiallyforthemen.Theycouldn'tacceptthewomenwhocoulddefeatthematthattime.Scarlettignoredwhatpeoplesaidandjustdidwhatshebelieved.Hersuccessprovedthatwomanhadthesameintelligenceandbrightnessasmen.Andheractionwasaheavyblowtothemen-centeredsociety.Thisspiritofrebellionhadprogressivesignificanceatthatday.

2.1.3Selfishan