英语专业毕业论文傲慢与偏见英语论文可编辑.docx

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英语专业毕业论文傲慢与偏见英语论文可编辑

英语专业毕业论文傲慢与偏见英语论文

Outline

ThesisMarriagedoesnotmeantheactofuncontrolledpassionbutacomplexengagementbetweenthemarryingcoupleandsociety

IIntroduction

IITheanalysisofElizabethscharacter

IIIElizabethsviewsaboutmarriage

AThemostrealisticmarriageCharlottesmarriage

BThemostridiculousmarriageLydiasmarriage

CThemosthappymarriageJanesmarriage

DThemostadmirablemarriageElizabethsmarriage

IVConclusion

Abstract

PrideandPrejudiceisaverypopularnovelbyJaneAustenanditwasreadwidelyallovertheworldThisnoveliswrittenin1813WemainagronomiccharactersofthemarriageasatypicalcasesinbookshowtoinfluencetheirmarriagevalueorientationofmoneySomepeoplemayrealizethatmarriagecanprovideopportunitiesofclassmobilityandfinancialsupportmoneyandclassarethuscloselyconnectedintheirdecisionofmaritalpartnersIfmarriageisacastlebuttheheroandheroineislikeDarcyandElizabethsuchpersonsoevenanotpleasingtobegintheirmutualseeeachotherbiasandultimatelywillingtobetrappedinsuchacityThepowerofloveisgreatitcanletahateinhumanlovechangecanletyoucastprejudiceandre-knowandacceptaperson

KeywordsPrideandPrejudicemoneyvalueorientationmarriageview

容提要

《傲慢与偏见》是简奥斯丁一本在全世界都被广泛传颂的小说写于1813年我们可以通过这本小说将婚姻分为几种典型并且分析这几种婚姻观的价值取向有些人认为婚姻是用来创造机会去提高自己的社会地位和获得金钱支撑金钱与社会地位是他们选择伴侣时考虑的最密切联系的东西婚姻是一座城男女主角达西和伊丽莎白那样的人却愿意完全摒除偏见与傲慢心甘情愿地进入这座城所以爱情的力量是伟大的可以让人丢掉傲慢与偏见去重新认识并且接受一个人本文主要透过分析女主人共伊丽莎白对于几段婚姻的看法来分析这本书的婚姻观通过对伊丽莎白的性格分析来帮助我们解读者个性格独立而又睿智的女主角从而可以更加透彻的了解作者的作品

关键词傲慢与偏见钱价值取向婚姻观点

IIntroduction

AfterreadingthisbookIsearchedtheInternetandfoundsomethingabouttheauthorJaneAustenHernovelswerewittywarmandironicportraitsoftheprivilegedclassesof18th-and19th-centuryEnglandHerbest-knownworksareEmma1815PrideandPrejudice1813andSenseandSensibility1811

ThemainobjectofJanessatireinthenovelisthemercenaryandtheignoranceofthepeopleacommoncriticismofthe18thcenturyThefirstsentenceinthisnovelisimpressiveItreads"Itisatruthuniversallyacknowledgedthatasinglemaninpossessionofagoodfortunemustbeinwantofawife"[Sun83]Theundertoneisveryclearthefoundationofthemarriageatthattimeisnotlovebutpossession

ThemainstoryofthenovelhappensbetweenElizabethBennetandDarcyAlthoughitseemsthattheyhaventattractedanyoneseyesImeanthatnobodyhasthoughtthatlovewillexistbetweentheytwoBecausealmosteveryonehasheartofthecomplaintfromtheirmouthsabouttheotherSoitisnotsurprisetoseethefatherbecomesoamazedwhenLizzysaysthatshelovesDarcyButwhatsthereasonWhatstoppedthemfromgettingtogetheratfirstItsprideandprejudiceWeallknowthatatthefirstballwhenLizzyaskedMrDarcytohaveadanceHerefusedHedidntthinkthatanyoneatthevillagecandeservehimAfterthisLizzypromisednottopayattentiontohimanymorebecauseofhispride

ThereareothertwothingsthatmaketheimpressionoftheheroworseOneisthatshethinksitshethathadseparatedhersisterandherloverThesecondisthatsheheardofsomethingbadfabricatedbyWickhamwhohasantinomieswithDarcyThesemakethefeelingofprejudicestrongerandstronger

AtlastwheneverythingcomestolightLizzyregrettedShefoundthatshehadmisunderstoodhimAndDarcyhadalthoughchangedHemadeanofferofmarriagetoheragainandwasacceptedNoprideandnoprejudicearebetweenthem

ThenovelalsoreflectedtheauthoroneselfsmarriageviewItiswrongtomarryforthepropertymoneyandpositionSheemphasizestheimportanceoftheidealmarriageandregardmenandwomensemotionasthefoundationstonewhichconcludestheidealmarriage

InmodernsocietyalotofparentstrytointerferetheirchildrensmarriagesEducationbackgroundjobsandpossessionsmayinfluenceonesmarriageMarryformoneyisstillabogproblemIwanttosay"canmoneydetermineeverythingIbelievethattrueloveisthemostimportantthing

JustbecausePrideandPrejudiceIhaveaprofoundthinkingaboutmarriageThewriterusesintelligentwordstodepictafewdifferentmarriagesinthebookeachofwhichreflectspeoplesattitudestowardmarriageinthattimeWecancomprehendtheessenceofJaneandBingleysmarriageElizabethandDarcysmarriageLydiaandWickhamsmarriageandCharlotteandCollinssmarriagethroughElizabethsviewsThroughthewiseheroineweseemarriagedescriptionTomarryforwealthandbeautyiswrongThiskindofmarriagecannotretainlong-termhappinessandtrulyhappymarriageisbasedonloveandsense

ElizabethBennetwasa20-year-oldgirlandtheprotagonistofthestorySheisherfathersfavouriteandinheritshisintelligenceandwitSheisgenerallyregardedasoneofthemostenduringandpopularfemaleprotagonistsinEnglishliterature

IITheanalysisofElizabethscharacter

ElizabethBennetisapersonworthyofourimitationSheisamodelbecausesheisdifferentfromalltheothercharactersexceptDarcyandbecauseshedoesnotadhererigidlytothestandardssetforthbysocietysheisself-reliantandindependentElizabethrejectsMrCollinsproposalbecauseshedoesnotthinkthatmarriagewasboringnordoesshebelieveinmarriageofconvenienceWhenMrCollinssaysarrogantlytoElizabethshepolitelyrefusedhimUnlikeCharlotteLucasElizabethwouldneverviolateherprincipleandherintegrityandthrowawayhertalentsbymarryingMrCollinsaconceitednarrow-mindedandpompousfoolElizabethlooksnaturebecausesheputshertrustinherownperceptionsandimpressionsOntheotherhandsheisnotreadytorebelagainstsocietyShedoesnottotallydisregardsocialproprietaryShehasgoodmannersherslightbreachofdecorumwalkingalonetoNetherfieldParkisjustifiedbyhergenuineconcernforhersisterwhoisillShehasgoodmannersWhenLadyCatherinecriticizesElizabethskillofplayingpianoshecanhavegoodmannerstokeeppolite

ElizabethdemonstratesthatshehasgreatrestraintevenundertremendouspressureElizabethrealizesthatshemusttakeresponsibilityforherowneducationbecauseshecannotlooktoeitherofherparentsforadviceandshemustultimatelydependonherownexperiencesinstinctsandjudgmentsHerself-reliantattitudecauseshertothinkofherselfastobeindependentbutherviewsaredistortedbecauseshealsoregardsherselfasabovenormalsocialrelationshipElizabethisunconsciousthatshesuffersfromprideShedoesnotrealizetheinherentdangersofhererror

AccordingtoDarcyElizabethsdefectsareherwillfultendencytomisunderstandothersSheembracesstubbornlyherownquickperceptionsaboutthepeoplearoundherastrueandaccurateTheflawsinhercharacterarerevealedbyherprejudicesElizabethsinitialprejudicesagainstDarcyarerootedintheprideofherownquickperceptionandherdistortedperceptionofrealityElizabethbelievesthatDarcyisbadsoshenaturallygivesWickhamthebenefitofthedoubtwhenhetoldheraboutDarcysbreachofagreementwithouthearingDarcyssideofthestoryElizabethisdisposedtothinkbadlyofDarcybecauseofhisungentlemanlybehaviourbutshethinkswellofMrWickhambecausehischarmhissmootherfacadeandhissharperwitendearshimtoeveryoneHerprejudicerendersherincapableofjudgingthemeritsofDarcy

OnthesurfaceElizabethisjustordinarySheisattractivebutnotbeautifulsheisendowedwithcertaingracesandtalentsbutnotunusuallygiftedsheisappealingwithoutbeingexquisiteIntheendshewinseverythingtheprincethecastlethehappinessandtheesteemElizabethwillfindhappinessbecauseshelearnstorecognizeherfaultsbutcharacterslikeLadyCatherineandMsBingleywillneverfindhappinessbecausetheydonotlearnfromexperienceElizabethbecomesmoreofaladythanLadyCatherineLadyCatherinesdefeatwasbroughtaboutbyherarroganceHerdisplayofegotismnotonlyfailtodissuadeElizabethfrommarryingDarcybutledDarcytoproposethesecondtimeLadyCatherinesdisdainfulactmakesDarcyrealizethatElizabethstillhassomefeelingsforhimOntheotherhandMsBingleypossessesself-defeatingcunningJanewillalsoneverfindenduringhappiness

ElizabethsblindnessofherfaultswasopenedbyDarcysletterShelearnstojudgeothersmoreaccuratelyandnotbeblindedbyfirstimpressionsElizabethrealizesthatwhenevershediscussesDarcysfaultssheunconsciouslytouchesuponherownElizabethsconfessionthatshewasguiltyofprejudicesbasedonherownjudgmenttellsusthatsheissuperiortotheothercharacterssuchasLadyCatherineMsBingleyMrsBennetMrCollinsLydiaandWickhambutaboveallthatsheishumanShealsorealizesthatpeoplecannotbejudgedbasedsolelybytheirappearanceandthatcharacterevaluationsmustalsotakeintoaccountthesubstancebehindapersonsappearanceElizabethbecomesarationalcreaturespeakingthetruthfromherheartWithoutneitherfamilywealthnorwisdomtoaidherElizabethssuccessisaattributetoherinnerstrengthDarcyinthebeginningissnobbishandproud

IIIElizabethsviewsabouthersistersandfriendsmarriage

AThemostrealisticmarriageCharlottesmarriage

CharlottesElizabethsbestfriendbuttheyhavedifferentchoicesonmarriage"AlthoughCharlotteisawell-educatedgirlbutshedoesnthavemuchpropertySheisntasbeautifulasothergirlsSherealizethatmarriageisntequalwithhappinessbutitisinherentlylikeasafetoawoman"Sun83Togetfinancialguaranteesofsecurityopportunityreallyrarewemustcacheitquicklyitisalmostirrelevantaboutwhatkindofpersonthemanwas"Zhu78AndCharlotteisdifferentfromElizabeth