《呼啸山庄》英文读后感.docx

《呼啸山庄》英文读后感.docx

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《呼啸山庄》英文读后感

《呼啸山庄》英文读后感

　　导语：

小说描写吉卜赛弃儿希斯克利夫被山庄老主人收养后，因受辱和恋爱不遂.外出致富。

回来后对与其女友凯瑟琳结婚的地主林顿及其子女进行报复的故事。

全篇充满强烈的反压迫、争幸福的斗争精神，又始终笼罩着离奇、紧张的浪漫气氛。

此作品多次被改编成电影作品。

《呼啸山庄》英文读后感　　WutheringHeightswaswrittenbyEmilyBronte,publishedin　atthattime,itseemedthatthebookwasneitherpopularnordislikedamongpeople,butleftoutbythepublicwithonlyalittlemixedcomments.Howeveritbecamefamousatlast,thoughIdon’tknowwhy;Ijustcameacrosswiththebookinthebookstoreandsomehowboughtandshelveditonthetopofmybookshelfuntilthebookreviewhomeworkcametome.Consequentlythebookdidn’tgivemeasplendidfistimpression,atleastnotbetterthanJaneIyre,whichisalwaystalkedaboutandcomplimentedamonggirls.However,afterreadingthebook,the“neverjudgeabookfromitscover”theorywasdeeplyrootedinmyheart.Themeaningof“cover”hereisnotonlylimitedtothecoatedpaperthatprotectsthebookandattractsreaders,butalsothepubliccommentsonthebook.IseldomhearofcommentsonWutheringHeights,soIthoughtmatter-of-factlythatthebookwouldbeaboringstuff;howeverIwastotallywrong.

　　WutheringHeightsdemonstratesusalifeprofileinadeformedsociety,thedistortedhumanityinthissocietyandvariousdreadingeventsresultedfromit,bythehandofatragiclovestory.Actuallythewholeplotofthestorycanbedividedintofourpartswhichdevelopsgradually:

ThefirstpartnarratesthechildhoodofCatherineandHeathcliffwholivedtogetherallthetime,thespecialfeelinginthespecialenvironmentbetweenanorphanandamiss,andtherevoltagainstthetyrannyofHindleyEarnshaw.ThesecondpartfocusesonCatherinebetrayedHeathcliff,marriedLintonEdgarandbecamethehostessofThrushcrossGrange.Inthethirdpart,theauthorusesalotoftimeemphasizingonhowdiddesperateHeathcliffturnthehostilityinhischestintothepracticalplanandactiontorevenge.Althoughthere’snothingelseimportantexceptthedeathofHeathcliffinthelastpart,therevivalofhumanityofHeathcliffafterhesawthelovebetweenyoungCatherineandHaretonwasprominentlydemonstrated,whichmakereadersfeelwarmandrelievedafterthebreathtakingdesperationatlast.Thelove,hatred,revengeandhumanityrecovery,hence,istheessenceaswellasanunitingthreadofthewholenovel.

　　EmilycondensedherpainstakingeffortsontheimageportrayalofHeathcliff,towhomsheplacedallofherindignation,sympathyandideal.Theorphanwhowasexploitedofallthewarmthhedeservedcultivatedstrongemotionofloveandhostilityinhislife;themistreatmentofHindleytaughthimaboutthecrueltyofthelife,aswellasyieldingtohismiserablefatesilently.However,hechosetorevoltwithCatherine,whowashisdevotedpartner,angenuinelovegerminatedbetweenthemintheproceedingofresistance.However,CatherineatlastbetrayedHeathcliffandmarriedamanshedidn’tloveatall.Theimmediatecauseofthistragiclovestoryisherignoranceandvanity,asaresultburiedherownlove,herownyouth,herownlife,herownHeathcliff,evenalmostherownchildren.

　　WhenEmilyportraystheimageofCatherine,hersympathyaswellaswrathwasapparentlyexpressed;shewasgrievousforherunfortunebutangryforherflaccidityatthesametime,heremotiontowardsCatherinewasfullofcontradiction.ThebiggestturningpointofthewholestoryisthebetrayalofCatherineandhermiserablelifeafterhermarriage,whichturnedHeathcliff’sloveintoengravedhatred;andthishatredexplodedandbecamethemotivationtorevengeforhimselfafterCatherine’sdeath.Hisaimachieved:

notonlydidhetorturedHindleyandEdgaruntiltheydiedandmonopolizedtwomanors,butthenextgenerationwasalsosufferedfromhisflameofvengeance.Thecrazyabreactionofwrathandhostilityseemedtocontradictwithcommonsensebutexpressedhisextraordinaryrebelliousspiritwhichwasmouldedbythespecialenvironment.ThetragedyofHeathcliffwasatragedyofthesocietyaswellasthewholeera.

　　WutheringHeightsendedwiththesuicideofHeathcliffafterhispurposeofrevengehadachoeved.Inmyopinion,hisdeathwasthelastexpressionofhisloveforCatherine--atleasttheyweretogetheraftertheydied.What’smore,heabandonedhisplantomistreatthenextgenerationbeforehisdeath,whichshowedhisgoodnaturedistortedbythecruelreality.TherevivalofhumanityillustratesEmily’snoblehumanitarianideals.

　　WutheringHeightshasbeenregardedas“themostpeculiarnovel”ontheEnglishliteraturehistoryduetothesubversionofthesentimentalismstylewhichwaspopularatthattime,replacingpalemelancholywithstrongloveandviolenthatredandtheruthlessrevengeoccuredfromthem.Itisjustlikeaspeciallyricpoemwithabundantimaginationandsmashingemotion,andfullofartisticpowertostri