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　　*篇一：

野性的呼唤读后感英文

　　TheCallOfTheWildreview

　　TheGoldRushintheYukonandAlaskahaspromptedtheneedforbig,strongdogswhowillbeabletopullsledsovericytrails.Buck,alargeanimallivinginthehomeofJudgeMillerinSantaClara,California,isexactlywhattheexplorerswant.Heisananimalwithhuman-liketendencies,intelligence,strengthanddignity.Thusfarhehasenjoyedhiscivilizedlifewiththeoccasionalnaturestrollorhuntingtrip.Manuel,agardenershelperwithapenchantforgamblingandaneedformoney,managestokidnapBuckandsellhimontheblackmarket.Heisgiventoasaloon-keeperandtransportedviatraintotheNorthland.Throughouttheordeal,Buckiskeptinacageandbecomesincreasinglyangry.Hemanagestobadlybiteoneofhiskidnappers.Bythetimehearrivesathisdestination,hehasworkedhimselfintoarage.

　　ThemeetingwiththeRedSweaterandthepainfulencounterswithhisclubpushBuckintosubmission.Heisnotbroken,butheknowsbetterthantokeepresisting,whichcanonlyresultinhisdeath.Onceheisbehavingcorrectly,Buck,alongwithDaveandCurly,twootherdogs,issoldtoFrancoisandPerrault,twoagentsoftheCanadiangovernment.TheymustbringthemailbetweenSkaquayandDawson,Alaska.Whileincamp,Curlyiskilledfortryingtomakefriendlyadvancestoanotherhusky.Buckunderstandsthatthisisthelawofclubandfangwhichdominatesthisnewworld.Heresolvesnevertogodowninthatmanner.

　　BuckandDavejoinapreexistingdogteamledbySpitz,abullyinghuskydog.Thetrailworkbeginsimmediately.Bucklearnsfastfromtheotherdogs.Intimehestartstobecomemorewild,losingthedomesticityimposeduponhimintheJudgeshome.TensionsdevelopbetweenhimandSpitz.Buckisreadytobealeader,andlookstousurpSpitzspower.Whilehuntingarabbitonenight,thetwoendupinafighttothedeath.Buckachievesmastery.WhenFrancoisattemptstoplaceSol-lekattheheadoftheteam,Buckrefusestoallowit.Eventheappearanceofaclubdoesnotfazehim,forhehaslearnedhowtoavoidit.WhenFrancoisallowshimtotaketheposition,heisamazedbyBucksabilities.Buckbeginstodreamofanancientworldinwhichmananddogfoughtsidebysidetosurvive.

　　Aftertworoundtripsbetweentowns,thedogsareexhaustedandoverworked.FrancoisandPerraultareveryproudoftheirteam,havingjustsetarecordfortheirrun.Buttheyreceivenewordersandmustbidthedogsgoodby.SeveralScottish"half-breeds"takechargeofBuckandhisotherdogs.Hedoesnothavestrongfeelingsforthem,buttheyaregoodmenandtheycareforthedogs.Bucksdreamsoftheancientworldgrowmorevivid.Thepathisverydifficultandmenanddogsalikearegrowingweak.OnedayDaveshowssomuchpainthatoneofthementriestogethimtorunbehindthesled.Herefusessoadamantlythatthemengiveinandallowhimtorunhimselfout.Thenextmorningtheydrivethesledaway,thenonemanreturnsandshootsDave.

　　Afterthislasttrip,theScottishmenaretoldtosellthedogsandbuyfresherones.Theteamissoldtoagroupoftenderfoots--Hal,Charles,andMercedes--lookingtostrikeitrich.They

　　havenoideahowtoworkwithadogteam.InHalseagernesstocompletethetrail,heterriblymistreatsthedogs.Hisquietbrother-in-lawCharlesandweepysisterMercedesonlyincreasethedifficulty.Halsincompetenthandlingoftherationsleadsthemtorunoutoffoodforthedogshalf-waythroughthetrip.Starvingandoverworked,onebyonethedogsstarttodie.TheremnantspullintothecampofJohnThornton.BuckrefusestorisewhenHalwantstoleave.AfterwatchingthecruelyoungmanbeatBuckrepeatedly,Johnstepsinandsaveshimbycuttinghimoutoftheharness.Therestoftheteamcontinues.Onlyaquarter-away,thesledfallsthroughtheice,thinnedbythesun,anddogsandhumansperishtogether.

　　BuckfallswildlyinlovewithJohnThornton,whoimmediatelyrecognizesthatBuckisoneofakind.UnderJohnsinfluence,comfortedbyhistwootherdogsSkeetandNig,Buckbeginstoheal.HeaccomplishesanumberofmiraculousthingsforJohn,savinghislifetwiceandwinningabetthatallowshimtopayoffallhisdebts.Hedoesnotforgethisvisionsoftheprimitiveworld,butheishappyatJohnsside.AlongwithHansandPete,Johnspartners,thedogsgoonanexpeditionforalostmine.Theworkonthetrail,thedailyhunting,areabsolutelydelightfulforBuck.Thoughtheydontfindthemind,theydofindgold,andsothereisnomoreworkforthedogstodo.Buckruminatesoncemoreonthecallthathehearsnightlyintheforest.

　　Eventuallyhestartstosleepawayfromthecamp.Heembraceshisinstinctsandwildtendencies,killinghisownfoodandwatchingoutforhimself.Buckmeetsawolfwhobefriendshimandisquitesadwhenhereturnstothecamp.Thispatterncontinues,untilonedayBuckreturnstothecamptofindeveryonekilledbytheYeehats,aNativeAmericantribe.HefliesintoarageatthedeathofbelovedJohn,andkillsallthemenwhodonotrunawayfromhim.Thereisnomoretietomankind,soBuckreturnstotheforestandremainswithapackofwolves.EachyearhevisitstothevalleywhereJohnThorntondied,mourninghislost,dearestfriend.

　　*篇二：

野性的呼唤（英文读后感300--400词）

　　Theself-awakeningofadog

　　——readingTheCallOfTheWild

　　BeforebeingtraffickedbyadeceitfulgardenertotheextremelycoldNorthland,Buckhadeverythingthatwasprovidedbyhisculturedandwealthyowner.Hewasmoreapetthananindependentcreature.Tosomeextend,hisunfortunateexperiencebenefitshimalotbecauseitshowswhattherealfaceofnaturelookslikeandwherehisplaceshouldbe.Situationsarejustthesamewhenitcomestotheteenagersnowadays.

　　Livingunderotherpeopleswillinsteadoftheirown,teenagersfee