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苔丝英语读书报告

苔丝英语读书报告

苔丝英语读书报告

篇一：

德伯家的苔丝Tessofthed’Urbervilles英文读书报告经典Tessofthed’UrbervillesInTessofthed’Urbervilles,ThomasHardhasdiretlsatirizednature.Thisnovelrevealedthetragedofloerlasses’destinandflaedhporitialgentlemenandmorals.Inthisnovel,HarddemonstratedhisdeepsenseofmoralsmpathforEngland’sloerlasses,partiularlforomen.Thenovel,hihindiatedthetendenofanti-religioussentiments,againstfeudalmoralitandthelasofapitalists,asarmlreeivedbthereadingpublithoughBritishupperlassasbitteragainstit.Inthenovel,ThomasHardsueededinportrainganartistiimage-Tess.Thereeresensitivitandbeauttoherthathavenothingtodoithlooks.Herbeautisnotkindofstunningbeaut,butthemoreouapproahtoher,ouillbemorelikeltoindulgeinherbeaut.Althoughsheisnotanorthodoxbeliever,shehasheronpurepursuitsoflifeandlivingriteria.Herintegratedimageofkindnessandtenderness,tough-mindedandplainnessshouldonherahapplife.ButitseemsthatGodleavesherout.AleinthenovelisthesonofaManoroner,beingdissoluteandflirtatiousinondut;hoever,generall,heisnotessentiallabadman.HisstrongdesiretoTessisoutofasortofinherentldesireanddesireforpossession.It’svernormalforsuhaoungman.Butheadoptsaronga-heabdutsTess.HeouldliketotakeapartofresponsibilitofhisbehaviorbutTessturndonhissuggestionithouthesitation.Tess’sself-respetan’talloherselfbenddontoharm.Suhapuregirl,shouldbesostrong-mindtobearneighbor’sdisriminationandseularpressureandtotaketheonsequenesbherself.ShehasneveraskedAleforhelpevenhensheisdriventothelastdith.Finall,TesshoosestoleaveforanothervillagehereherpastisnotknonandseuresajobasamilkmaidatTalbothasDair.Sheesapesfromtheoldenvironment,meanhile,preparestomakeanestart.Shefearsaromantilove,atthesametime,strongllooksforardtoit.Ana,sheisonl21earsold,shehastherighttoenjothepleasurethatloveanbringtoher.There,shere-enountersAngelClarehoiseagerfornatureandfullofdreams,isTess’sPrineCharming,oneofunfinisheddreamsinhergirlhood.AsforAngelClare,Tessispartofhispersistentvision.Whatheantsisapuregirltobehisife.Suhamathmadeinheavenillertainlipeoutsparkoflove.Hoever,theproessoftheirloveisfilledithdiffiultiesandhardship.Tess,hoispureinmind,istightltidedborldlviessothatshethinksshean’tmarrtoClareforherunleanbod.Allthetimesheishesitatingabout,bearingakeenpressureofsentimentandintellet,eathershouldhertellAngelaboutherpastithoutreserve.ThepainthatAngelsuffersinthepursuitofTessisfarXXfromTess’sinnerstruggle.Sheouldnotonfesstoherloverforbeingterrifiedoflosinghim.AndsheouldnotgiveupthehappinessithinhergrasptorefuseClareagainstherill.Attheireddingnight,Angelonfessesthatheonehadabriefaffairithanolderoman.Whenshehearsthisstor,TessfeelssurethatAngelillforgiveheronindisretion,andfinalltellsaboutherrelationshipithAle.Butthingsgoontrartoherishes.Angel,hoever,isappalledbTess’sonfession.HislovetoTessisbasedontheskgardenofpuretoer.Onethebaseisdeprived,hisloveillollapse.Hisloveistoofragileandvulnerable.Finall,heleavesforBrazil,leavingTessalone,nomessages,nolettersandneverbakagain.Tesshasaitingforhimeightearsbutan’tinbakhishearts.Whenherealizeshisheart,everthingistoolate.TesshasmarriedtoAleafteralonghopelessaiting.Afterards,henAngelbak,ontheonehand,Tessfelthapp,forherlongaitinghasetoanend.Butontheotherhand,sheasmoredistressfulandouldnotontrolherabhortoAle.Thus,shekilledthemanhohaddestroedherlife.Though,TessandAngelhavespentthefivehappdas,herlifeisendedinrevengeforlove.Butsheisquiethenshefaesthepeopleingtoarresther.Shesas,”Iasread.”IknothatTessishappatthelastmomentofherlife.Beauseit’sherhopetobeiththemanhoshelovessinerelandthereisnoneedforhertoorraboutAngel’sdespise.Tess,suhaprettandvirtuousgirl,shouldhaveledahappandpeaefullife,butGod,“thepresidentofthemoral”plasajokeonher.Therealtragedistodisplatheproessofruiningtheperfetion.Tess’sfateisagoodrepresentation.

篇二：

苔丝读书报告TESS100511Dais“Justie”asdone,andPresidentoftheImmortalshadendedhissportithTess.ThisisasenteneingfromthebookTESS,hihasrittenbThomasHard,aBritishpoetandnovelist.Hehasalotoffamousorks,suhasFarfromtheMaddingCrod,DesperateRemedies,APairofBlueEesandsoon.Hereheputtheord“Justie”inesastosatirizethejudgethatasunjustandthesoietasfault.Fromhisbook,eanseethataftertheIndustrialRevolution,alotofpeasantsinBritainentbankruptandbeamepoorer.Whatasmore,mostpoorpeopleatthattimeleadabadlife.Bthea,thebookTESSasoneofthemosttpialorkshihouldrefletthatsoialbakground.TessDurbefield,theleadingharaterinthenovel,asabeautiful,naiveandkind-heartedgirl.Hoever,herfateasverunluk.UnderAle’slureapproah,thepoorgirlaspregnant.Unfortunatel,herhilddiedandfromnoonthesehumiliatingeventsmadeherbespurnedbothers.Furthermore,attheeveningofhermarriage,sheasabandonedbherhusband,AngelClare,asaresultofhershamefulpast.Hopelessl,sheamebaktoAle.Nevertheless,inordertohaveheronloveandhappiness,afterherhusbandamebakshekilledAle.Finall,althoughshehadashortmeetingithAngelClare,shestillassentenedtodeathforherfault.Tessisreallatragifigureinthisbook.Sheasalaslookingforardtotrueloveandpurekindness;sheaslaboriousandplain;shehadastrongillandanenthusiastiheart.Hoever,shetillouldn’tesapefromtheso-alledsoialmoralitandthesoialprejudie.Yes,sheasorthsmpath.Andapartfromthis,thereerestillsomeoneshouldbementioned.Forexample,Ale.Nominall，heasanobleman.Butasamatteroffat,hisnoblefamilnameasjustgotbmone.What’smore,inthehelpofhisfamil’smoneandpoer,hedidmanbadthings.AndTessasoneoftheitnessesofhisevils.Personall,Ithink,hisresultthatheendedithdeathasaninevitabletrend.Besides,hereeanseeoneofthetpialphenomenaofBritain.Thisishislassstruturehiheanseefromtheinflueneofthefamilnameofthefigures.Inaddition,thereisonepersoneannotneglet.HeasAngelClare.Tobehonest,henIasreadingthisbook,IfeltangrithhimforhemisunderstoodTessandabandonedherattheeveningoftheirmarriage.Moreover,hathehosetodoafterhekneTess’spastasjustesape.WhenIreadhere,Ijustouldn’tontrolmselfritiizinghisheartlessandsmpathizingTess’stragifate.Hoever,henalmingdon,Ivieedhimagain.Iouldnotdenthathenparingithotherrihpeople,AngelClareasmorepoliteandell-eduated.Besides,helovedrurallifeandantedtofindtrueloveratherthanealth.Bethatasitma,hatheouldn’tgetridofasthetraditionalmoralideathatasdeepinhisheart,hihresultedinTess’sbeingnotforgivenandabandoned.Inotherords,althoughheasakindpersoninaa,heasstillonbehalfofthebenefitoftheapitalistlassandkeptsomeharateristisoftheapitalistlass.Asaperson,plexfeelingmaheorshehadafterreading.Firstandforemost,onemahaveadeepimpressionontheBritishsoietatthattime,inludingthesmpathtothepoorandtheritiismtothehighsoiet.What’smore,thelassstruture,oneoftheBritishsmbols,asalsoperformedinisivelandvividlinthisbook.Forexample,TessenttoasktheDurbefieldforhelpasjustbeauseherfatheroneheardthattheerethedistanerelativesoftheDurbefield.HisfatherthoughttheerenoblemenasellbeausethehadthesamebloodastheDurbefield.Lastbutnotleast,theemotionbeteenTessandClaretellsusonetruth:

iferealllovesomeonedeepl,justbelieveourloverandstiktoourlove.Nomatterhomuhmonehehasorhatmistakeshehasmadebefore,ifheisillingtotellthetruthandorretthemistake,that’senough,isn’tit?

Nothingisperfetandjustieannotbeseenfromthesurfae.Justvieoursoietfromalearanddialetialperspetive.What’smore,learntoforgiveandhaveastrong-mindedill.Thendoourbesttoahieveit.

篇三：

Tess苔丝的英文读书笔记

4.21Chapter1OnaneveninginthelatterpartofMaWalkhomeardThepairoflegsthatarriedhimasriket.摇晃的；虚弱的；患佝偻病的Thereasabiasinhisgait.gaitn.步法，步态Giveasmartnod,asifinonfirmationofsomeopinion.Abasketasslunguponhisarm.Nap绒毛，打盹，孤注一掷HumaanderingtuneSmakn.滋味；少量vt.掴；用掌击Knokabout四处漂泊Frompillartopost四处奔走DieoutofknoledgeInthepreedingspringViissitude盛衰；变化无常Hoever,ourimpulsesaretoostrongforourjudgmentsometimes.Graven雕刻的；不可磨灭的Makesoboldastodo冒昧地，擅自Mendaious说谎的；虚假的Effig雕像，肖像Canopn.天篷；苍穹vt.用天蓬遮盖；遮盖Chastenourselfiththethoughtof“hoarethemightfallen”Onthestrengthof凭借，依据InaprofoundreverieStripling年轻人，小伙子Blinking眨眼的，可恶的Noggin小杯；少量饮料Chapter2Itisavalehoseaquaintaneisbestmadebvieingitfromthesummits.Trat小册子；大片土地，地带；束Calareous钙质的，石灰质的Paddok围场；小牧场Partakeof带有某种性质Mantlen.覆盖物；地幔；斗篷vt.覆盖Topographial地志的；地形学的（等于topographi）Votive奉献的；诚心祈求的Blanh漂白；使变白Pallor青白；灰白；苍白（尤指脸色）Cadaverous尸体般的，苍白的BoastofsuhapronounedadornmentTurnherheadattheexlamationBran强壮的；肌肉结实的Fatotum家务总管，杂务工TessDurbefieldatthistimeofherlifeasamerevesselofemotionuntinturedbexperiene.Conseutive连续不断的；连贯的Desultor散漫的；不连贯的Hoden顽皮的，淘气的n.淘气姑娘，顽皮女孩Lure收益；钱财；利润P