了不起的盖茨比英文读后感.docx

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了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

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　　了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

（一）

Thenoveldescribedforthe0'sthroughtheperfectartisticformtosell"theAmericandream"whichliquornouveauricheGatescomparedpursuesvanishing,haspromulgatedtheAmericansociety'stragedy.Gatesandbidsgood-byecomparedtoandtheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredloveoriginallyistheveryordinarylovestory.Buttheauthormakesamasterlyopeningmove,comparedtothegirlwhichisinlovetreatsasGatestheyouth,themoneyandthestatussymbol,treatsas*themethodpursuewealthymateriallife"theAmericandream".

Gatescomparesinordertopursuetheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredtoexhaustownsentimentandtheabilityandwisdom,finallyruinedownlife.Henaivelythoughtthat,Hadthemoneytobeabletoreviveanolddream,redeemsthelovewhichlost.

Hewaswhatapitywrong.Helookedatmistakenlyblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredthisvulgarsuperficialwoman.Helookedatmistakenlyonthesurfacethedebaucherybutthespiritualskyemptyboredsociety.Helivesintheillusion,isgottenridbytheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinred,isdesolateforthesociety,finallyhascastthetragedywhichisunabletorecall.TheGatesratioisthe0'smodelsAmericanyouth.Hisbitterexperienceispreciselythehappysongsmilesthedance"knightthetime"theportrayal.

Theauthorhasdesignedforthenovel"thedualleadingcharacter"NicktheCarrowprestige.HisimportanceisnotinferiortotheleadingcharacterGatesratioinmanyaspects.Henotonlyisthestorynarrationandcommentary,alsoisinthenovelaimportantpersonage.Hebothishavingtheverycomplicatedrelationswithcontradictorybothsides.HeisGatescomparedtoneighborandfriend,alsoistheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredcousin,Tom'sschoolmate,butalsoisbeinginloveblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredgoodfriendJordan.

HeactedasGatestocompareaftertheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinreddistinguishesthego-betweenwhichyearsremet,thesympathywhichalsobecamewhichtheGatesratiotoreviveanolddreamthecriticismandhesufferskills.HealthoughadvancesintototheLongIslandluxuriousresidentialdistrict,buthealreadyisnot"wildernesstime"whichTomrepresentsinnerworldcitizen,alsoisnotworshipsblindlytheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredwhichGatescomparesrepresentstobeseparatedfromtherealitytheillusionworldfellowtraveller.HerepresentstheAmericanmid-westthetraditionalideasandthemoralcriterion.HehappinessillusionwhichlosescomparedtothepursuehasmanycriticalcriticismsregardingGates,regardingwasfastidiousthesemblancebutinnermostfeelingsvulgarTomandtheblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredhascarriedonfairwhipping.

AfterGatescomparedtodies,formerdaysguestdidnotmakeanappearance,theblackeyebrowcoloringalizarinredaccompaniedthehusbandtodepartbyfar,Nickpertinenthadpointedoutsociety'sfalseandtheheartlessness,causedthereadercomparedtotheAmericandreamnecessitywhichpursuedtobedisillusionedregardingGateshadtheprofoundimpression.

　　了不起的盖茨比英文读后感

（二）

Atthebeginningofthereview,IamafraidbutIneedmentionthatIreadTheGreatGatzbyfrommypaperbook,notonline,soitmightbealittlestrangeintherecordofmyreadinghistoryandalsothelackofcomments.

Afterreadingthenovel,IsympathizeddeeplyforGatzby,whodedicatedalmosthiswholelifeintopursuingDaisy,buteventuallywasshotdownforDaisy’sfault,andalsoNick,whonarratethisheart-brokenstorytous.ButIbelievethatallisdestined,notonlyhissuccess,butalsohismiserable,dramaticending.

First,Gatzbymeanttobesucceed,whichwasdeterminedbyhispersonality.Hewassuchanabsoluteperfectionist,fairlyspeaking,aparanoiac,thatheneveraccepthewasinferiortoothersinallkindsofaspects.Hescheduledhislifewhenhewasyounginordertoachievehisgoal.Hecouldn’tlivelikeTomwhodissipatedhistimeonwomen,alsocouldn’tlikeWilsonlivesomeaninglessly,andhisambitionmadeitimpossibleforhimtobecontentwithcommonlife.Afterthemomenthedeniedhispoorfamilybackground,changedhisnameintoJayGatzby,heeithersucceed,ordie.

Nomatterhow,hewillsucceed.Ialwaysbelieveitbecausehischaracteristicpromised.

AndIalsobelieveGatzbywouldfallinlovewithaladywithacelebratedbackground.Becausehewasaperfectionist,hemustlongforacharming,wealthy,gracefularistocracy.Daisywasjustarepresentationofperfection,aconcretethinginhisdream.

However,DaisyfallsfarshortofGatzby’sideal.Sheisbeautifulandcharming,butalsofickle,shallow,andhypocritical.Sheiscarelesspersonwhosmashesthingupandthenretreatsbehindhermoney.SheallowsGatsbytotaketheblameforkillingMyrtleeverthoughsheherselfwasdrivingthecar.Finally,ratherthanattendGatsby’sfuneral,DaisyandTommoveaway,leavingnocontactaddress.

Gatzbyknewexactlywhatkindofpersonshewas.Andtheverybeginningofthenovel,hesaid“Hervoiceisfullofmoney”.Buthowcanitmatter?

HispuzzleoflifewouldbeincompletewithoutDaisy,andasweknow,hewassuchaparanoiacthatneverletithappen.It’simpossibleforhimtorestart.

Gatzby’sobsessionaboutDaisyandDaisy’scharacteristicdeterminedthetrendofplot.

So,itisdestined.

AndnotonlyfromtheplotdevelopmentwecansayGatzby’sfatewasdestined,butalsofromthewriterhimself.Technically,Gatzbywasn’taonlyfictionalcharacter,butalsothereflectionofwriter,Fitzgeraldhimself.Healsohadacomplexrelationshipofhisown.Hisownexperiencemadehimbelievethatthere’sahugegapbetweenthe“natural”richandthe”new”rich.

Inrichboy,hisanothernovel,heshowedhisattitudedirectly:

Letmetellyouabouttheveryrich.Theyaredifferentfromyouandme.Theypossessandenjoyearly,anditdoessomethingtothem,makesthemsoftwherewearehard,andcynicalwherewearetrustful,inawaythat,unlessyouwerebornrich,itisverydifficulttounderstand.

Theythink,deepintheirhearts,thattheyarebetterthanwearebecausewehadtodiscoverthecompensationsandrefugesoflifeforourselves.Evenwhentheyenterdeepintoourworldorsinkbelowus,theystillthinkthattheyarebetterthanweare.Theyaredifferent.

Becauseofthepovertyandadversitytheyhadbeenthrough,theyalwayscherishthefirstglamorousthingdroppingintheirlife.Someofthemeventakeitasthehighestgoalinlife,likeGatzbywhoconsideredDaisyashiswholeworld.Whentheirdreamfadedoutgradually,theymightbehavelikeGatzby,deceivethemselvestoprotecttheir“littlegreenlight”intheirheartuntiltheirheartsarebeatentopiecesbyreality.

Atlast,IwanttousethefinalsentenceinTheGreatGaztbyastheend,whichIconsiderasthemostprofoundendingIhaveeverreadandinspiremealot.Gatzby’sdreamwasalwaysbehindhim,fromthemomenthemetDaisyandfellinlovewithher.Sowhathedidwasjuststrivinghardbackintothepastagainstthecurrentoftime,liketheendingsays:

Sowebeaton,boatsagainstthecurrent,bornebackceaselesslyintothepast.

　　了不起的盖茨比英文读后感（三）

IhaveheardofthefamousnovelTheGreatGatsbyformanyyears.However,untilrecentlyhaveIgotthetimeandmoodtoreadit.AssoonasIfinishreading,Ifindmypreviousunwarrantedassumptionofittotallywrong.

ThisisastoryaboutGatsbyandhispursuitforthe‘Americandreams’。

DuringtheWorldWarOne,thepoorsoldierGatsbyfellinlovewithanupperclassgirlnamedDaisy.Butduetothewidegapbetweenthem,DaisydecidedtomarryTom,amanofherclass,insteadofGatsby.Broken-heartedGatsbythenheldtheconvictionthatmoneywasofthegreatestimportance.Hestronglybelievedinthe‘Americandreams’，whichasweallknow,advocatesthatonecanachievewhateverheorshelikesthroughcontinuousefforts.HestrivedforfiveyearstobecomeamillionaireandboughtavillanearDaisy’stoattracther.HewastooaddictedtohisfantasytorealizethatDaisywasnolongerthelovelygirlsheusedtobe.Eventually,hewaskilledbecauseofhercrime.

Afterreadingit,somethingreverberatesinmyheart.Ican’thelpthinkingofthethemeFitzgeraldtryingtoconvey.Onethingmaybethelonelyvoidofpeople’sspiritualworld.Iamdeeplyimpressedbychapter,whereavividdescriptionofapartyisgiven.Therewerebeautifulgirls,drunkmen,andboisterouscrowdsthere,butnoneofthemperceivedthepointlessoftheirlivesandthebarrenoftheirminds.Toseethisphenomenondeeper,thereweretwocircumstancesunderlyingit.Thefirstisthelackofdreams.Somepeople,especiallythepeopleoftheupperclass,livedanaimlesslife.Theywastedtheirtimeandmoneyandtookanindifferentattitudetowardslife.

Theychasedfortemporaryecstasybutlosttheiridentityineternity,namelyDaisyandTom.Thesecondisthemisleadingofdreams.SomeotherslikeGatsby,bravelypursuedtheirdreams,yetgoingtoadivergedwayunconsciously.Theymightmixuptheconceptofaricherlifeandahappierlife,viewingahighersocialstateandapeacefulfulfilledlifeasequality.Unfortunately,whentheywerebusychasingtheirdreams,everythingchangedwithtime.Whentheywereanxiousabouttheto-gets,theyignoredwhattheyhadalreadyhadandlostthealerttotheconstantchanges.Theexcellentuseofsymbolizationillustratesthisideaperfectly.Theimageryof‘greenlight’isthemostimportantsymblewhichoccurredthreetimesinthenovel.The