傲慢与偏见英语读后感篇1

PrideandPrejudiceisanovelwrittenbythefamousEnglishwriter,JaneAusten,whowasthesixthchildreninafamilyofsevenandwasborninthevillageofsteventoninHampshirein1775anddiedofAddison’sdiseasein1817.Thebookfirstpublishedon28January1813bythebooksellerThomasEgertonwhohadalsopublishedSenseandSensibility,theoriginalversionofthenovelwaswrittenin1796-1797underthetitleFirstImpressions.

PrideandPrejudiceisalovestory,mainlytellsthelovebetweenElizabethandDarcy.Itdividedinto2volumesandiscomposedof42chaptersaltogether.ThemajorcharactersareMr.Darcy,Arichandproudyoungman.Elizabeth,thesecondeldestdaughterofMr.andMrs.Bennet.Mr.Bingley,Arichyoungbachelor.Jane,thefirstdaughterofMr.and.ThestorybeginwithBingley’sarrival.OnedaywhenhearBingleyhastakenNetherfield,ahousenearher’s.Sheissohappyandarrangedoneofherfivedaughtersmarriagewithhim.Ataball,luckly,BingleyandJanefallinloveatthefirstsight.Darcy,afriendofBingley’s,wasattractedtoElizabeth,alivelyandspiritedgirl.ButDarcygreatlyoffendsherbyhissuperciliousbehaviorandthisdislikeisincreasedbyWickham,adashingyoungmilitiaofficeroftheunjusttreatmenthehasmetwithatDarcy'shands.OnedaywhenDarcyandBingley’stwosistersdisgustedwiththevulgarityofMrs.Bennetandhertwoyoungestdaughters,effectivelyseparatedBingleyandJane.Meanwhile,Collins,acousinofMr.andMrs.Bennet,marriedcharlotte,afriendofElizabeth’s,forElizabeth’srefusetomarryhim.ButOnedayDarcysendElizabethaletter,inwhichhejustifiestheseparationofhisfriendBingleyandJaneandmakeitclearthatWickhamis.SoElizabethchangedheropinionsandideastowardhim.OncewhenElizabethvisitedheruncleandauntinthenorthofEngland,shemetDarcythereandwitnessedhischangesthroughseriesofbehaviors,nolongerprideandbecomegentleandattentive,allthesemadetheirmarriagearranged,andtheyalsosuitablyprovidedforBingleyandJane’sreunitedandengaged.Thestoryendswithboththeirhappymarriages.

MypointofviewtowardsthemasterpieceofJaneAusten’sisthatthisnovelreflectstheEnglishhumansentimentoftheendof18thcenturyandtheearlyof19thcenturyunderthecircumstanceofconservative，andtellsusthedifferencewaysandattitudestomarriageofMr.andMrs.Bennet’sfivedaughters’.Therebyrevealtheauthorherselfattitudetowardsmarriage,thatisloveandmarriagebasedonmoney,propertyandsocialstatusisnotperfect,butitisalsostupidWithoutconsideringallofthese.There,theauthoremphasizetheimportanceofidealmarriage,meanwhile,tobeopposedtolove&;marriagebasedonmoneyorpropertyandtobeopposedtopeople’slaughlove&;marriageoff.Theauthortakestheaffection/loveasthecornerstoneofidealmarriagebetweenmaleandfemale.Elizabethastheleadingcharacterinthisnovel,wasborninthefamilyofsquireen’s,andislovedbyDarcy.Darcyproposemarriagetoherinspiteofdifferenceinthepossessionofpropertyandsocialstatus,butisrefusedbyElizabethforhispride,thenoveldemonstratethatiftheprideofDarcy’sexisted，therewillbenoloveandalsohappymarriagebetweenElizabethandhe,itisreallynicethatElizabethwitnessthechangesofDarcy’sthroughseriesofbehaviorinthefollowingdays.viewingthatheisnolongerprideandtheneliminatingherprejudicetohim,finallyengagedwithhimandleadingahappymarriage.TheauthordescribedthatfemaleisinpursuitofindependentpersonalityandequalrightthroughseveraldifferentattitudesofElizabethforDarcy’sproposemarriage.Meanwhile,demonstrateElizabeth’sindependentunderstandingforahappymarriage.Inthisarticle,thewriterdescribedseveralunperfectmarriagesofElizabeth’ssistersandclosefriends,aimedatmakingasharpcontrastwithElizabeth’sbeatificmarriageandrevealedthatmarriagewithoutlovebutbaseonsocialstatusandpropertyactuallyisakindofpublictragedies.Humorous,ironical,polishedlanguageandrealstorylineisalsooccurredinthisarticle.

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IhavereadsomepartsofthisnoverwhenIwasaboutthirteenyearsold,butthebookwasreallytoothickformetoreadoverpatiently.It’sapitythatIhaven’tfinishedittillnow.Butfortunately,Ihavewatchedthemovie“PrideandPredudice”directedbyanAmericanfilmstudioseveralmonthsago.Thesimplebutpureplot,thewonderfulsong,theclassicalcustume,theluxuryball,thescenefullofamorousfeelingsfromtheBritishcountry,thebeatifulandstubbornactress,allofthesemovedmedeeply.

Mr.Darcy,theactorofthenover,anoblemanfromtheuper-classesinEngland,becauseofthis,hehasaninbornsuperioritythathelooksdownateverypersonfromthelower-classes.Hedon’tlikeneithertheirlifestylenortheirwaytothink.

Elizabeth,theactressofthenover,anobstinate,wiseyounggirlfromthelower-classesofthecountry.Shedosen’tlikeanyonewhoisconstumelious,shehatesthespursfromthepridemen.

Bythese,youknow,there’erlotsofconflictsbetweenthem,butatlast,DarcyandElizabeth,thetwodifferentevenoppositeyoungstersfalllove.That’sveryincredible.

Infact,wearealwaysprideandthinksomethinginourmindbutnotright,weassesstheothersonlydependontheirbackgroundortheircolorofskin,wehideourtrueheartandpretend,wedispisetheotherswithoutanyreason……

Butwhydon’tweaskourselvesinourheartormind:whatdowefeelinfact?Whatdoweneedinfact?Whatdowehateandloveinfact?Whynotexpressourrealfeelingsatonce?Whynotchasethehappywereallywant?……

Ifwecangothroughthehindrancesthatsetbyourselves,ifwecanexpressthetruefeelingswehaveandsayitoutloudlyandclearlytosomebodywewanttotellwith,ifwecangiveupthecontumelyandspurnswhichblockustogetlongwellwightheotherswolove,ifwecanlivetogetherharmonyandsincere,if……

Ifthatdayreallycomes,thelovewillcometoo.

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ThereisnodoubtthatPrideandPrejudiceiswell-known，thebookthatiswrittenbyJaneAustenhasaninfluenceontheculture.AsfarasI’mconcerned，theendingofthefictioniswonderful，ElizabethandDarcywontheirhappiness，leadingacolourfullife.

Firstofall，let’slearnabouttheauthorwhoisJaneAusten.Shewasunmarriedallherlife.Shewasborninamid-classfamilyandwasbroughtupinafortableenvironmentwithharmonioussurroundings，sothere’snottoomanyconflictsinhersightneitherinhernovel.InPrideandPrejudiceshetalkeddifferentideasaboutloveandmarriagethroughdifferentcharacters.

JaneAustendisclosedmid-classyoungladies’differentideasofmarriageandlovethroughdescribingthedifferentwaysinwhichtheBennetgirlsdoingwiththeirmarriageproblems，andthisundoubtedlyshowsthewriter’sideaaboutloveandmarriage:it’swrongtogetmarriedjustforproperty，wealthandstatuswhileneitherwoulditbewithoutcaringaboutthoseelements.JaneAustenjustattachedgreatsignificancetomarriagethroughhernovel

bytellingpeoplethatmarriageshouldberegardedcarefully.

Then，let’sgetclosetostory.ThedetailsisthatMr.BennetisanEnglishgentlemanwithanestateinHertfordshire.Hehasfiveunmarrieddaughtersbutnosonswhilehisinheritancemustbeinheritedbyamale，soMrs.Bennethasbeenkeentoseekhusbandforherdaughterswithgreatenthusiasm.

OnedaytheBennetshadanewneighborcalledBingleywhowasawealthybachelorandfollowedbethetargetofMrs.Bennet.AtaballBingleyfellinlovewithJaneBennetwho’stheoldestdaughteroftheBennets.Bingley’sfriendDarcyalsocametotheballandstruckthesights，manygirlslikedhimwhilehethoughtallofthemcouldn’tsuithispreference，includingElizabeth.Mr.Darcyalwaysshowsothersaimpressionofpride，havingfoundthisElizabethbegantohateMr.Darcy.

BeforelongDarcyfellinlovewithElizabethBennettbecauseofherlovelybehavior，whileElizabethisdisgustedbyhisprideandhasaprejudiceabouthim.TheofficialWickhamwasweledbythevillagers，andElizabethalsotookashinetohim.Wickhamtoldsometingaboutdarcy，whichincreasedEli’sprejudiceaboutMr.Darcy.At

anotherballMr.DarcyinvitedElizabethtodancewithhim，butElirefusedhim.Eli’seldermalecousinMr.CollincametoHertfordshiretoinherittheBennett'spropertybyrules，hewantedtomarrywithoneoftheBennets.HavingknownthatJanewasalreadyengagedwithMr.Bingley，heaskedElizabethtomarryhimbutwasseriouslyrejected.AtlastheproposedtoCharllotewhowasEli’sfriend.

Mr.CollinswasgoodatflatteringandhegotthepastoratewiththehelpofLadyCatherine.OncehisfamilywasinvitedtoRosingsGardenbyLadyCatherine.ElizabethalsowenttherewithMr.CollinandCharllote.ThereshemetMr.Darcywho’sLadyCatherine’snephew.ThenMr.DarcycametotheCollins’andconfessedhisloveforElizabeth，ofcoursehewasrejectedimpolitely.

AfterwardsMr.DarcywrotealettertoEliinordertoremovehermisunderstandingsofhim.Elizabeth’suncleandauntwerealsoimpressedbyMr.Darcy’spoliteness.GraduallyEli’sprejudiceofMr.Darcydisappeared.Eventuallytheybecamecouple.

Inmyopinion，ontheonehand，IthinkElizabethhaspersonalityethicwhichcausedherindependentideaaboutloveandmarriageandinconsequencesheearnedahappy

life.There’realsoEli’ssisters’lovestoriesservedascontraststothefemalesubject’sidealmarriage，suchasCharlotteandCollin’slife:theydohadaluxurylife，butthere’snoreallovebetweenthemandthiskindofmarriageissurelyatragedyofsociety.Ontheotherhand，Darcyisbrave，hediddohisbesttopursuithislove.

Asamatteroffact，everyonehasshortings，afterreadingthestory，Ididrealizethatweshouldfindouradvantagesanddisadvantagesbyourselves.Moreover，it’snecessaryforustotryourbesttogetovershortings.Iamawarethatweoughttogetalongwithotherswiththesameattitude.Therightthatseekingforhappinessisequalforeveryone.therefore，weshouldvaluethethingsthatwehave，andcherishthechances.

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I’mforcedtoreadthisnovelatthebeginning，butIcan’twaittofinishitsubsequently.

"Itisatruthuniversallyacknowledgesthatasinglemaninpossessionofagoodfortunemustbeinwantofawife."ThisisjustasLeoTolstoy’sfamousstartingin《AnnaKarenina》:"Allhappyfamiliesresembleoneanother，eachunhappyfamilyisunhappyinitsownway".Tobeginwithsuchadesign，JaneAustenhasherdeepmeaning.Marriageandmoneyareinseparable.Theundertoneisveryclear:thefoundationofthemarriageatthattimeisnotemotionbutpossession.Theauthordoesnotdenythis.SosheusestypicalBennetstoprovethistruth.

Thestorytakesplaceintheclass-consciousEnglandofthelate18thcentury.ThefiveBennetsisters--includingstrong-willedElizabethandyoungLydia--haveallbeenraisedbytheirmotherwithonepurposeinlife:findingawealthyhusband.Sowhenawealthybachelorshowsupintheirlives，thewholefamilyisturnedupside-down.ButwhenElizabethmeetsupwiththehandsomebutsnobbishMr.Darcy，thebattleofthesexesisjoined.

Asweallknow，Austen，inthisnovel，throughthefiveBennetdaughters’attitudetowardsloveandmarriage，showstherelationshipbetweenmentalfeelings，suchaslove，andmaterialpossessions，whichalsoreflectstheauthor''sattitude:Marryforthesakeofproperty，moneyorstatusiswrong;marrybutdonottakeintoaccounttheabovefactorsisfoolish.Asaresult，shenotonlyopposedtomarryforthepurposeofmoney，butalsoopposedtotreatmarriageaschild''splay.Shestressedtheimportanceofanidealmarriage.Butinmodernsociety，althoughthemarriagesofeconomicneedshavedecreasedrapidly，theconceptof“moneydetermineseverything”isstillrootedinsomepeople’smind.

Thenlet’setotalkaboutthemeaningfultopicofthislovestory:《PrideAndPrejudice》

Prideandprejudiceareourmonproblemsandweaknesses.Infact，everyoneisveryeasytobedrivenbyhisownsubjectiveimpressionandthuseasytomakeincorrectmentsonothers，andthenledtomisunderstandbetweenpeople.One’sfirstimpressioncanaffectalotofthingsforsure，butitdoesn’tmeanitcouldn’tbechanged.Thedeeperyougettounderstandsomeone，themoreobjectivepointsyouwillhaveonhimorher.ThechangingofElizabeth’spointofviewtowardsDarcyjustprovedthisperfectly:nopride，noprejudice，andthesetwomarriedjustbecausetheyloveeachother，justbecausetheyneedeachotherinsteadofneedeachother’spossessions.Austenissmart，becauseElizabethgotbeautyandintelligencewhileDarcyishandsomeandrich.Ievenwonderifsuchaperfectmarriagecouldtakeplaceinmodernsociety.

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PrideandPrejudiceismyfavoritenovel,whichimpressesmeforalongtime.ItdescribesalovestorymainlybetweenElisabeth,whoIlikethebest,andarichandproudman,Darcy.

ThestorybeganwiththearrivalofacrowdofrichmenwhorentahouseneartheBennet.Inaball,ElisabethgavesuchabadimpressiononDarcy’sfirstpridethatsherefusedDarcy’sfirstproposal.DarcywassosurprisedbyElisabeth’srefusalthathelovedElisabethmoredeeply.AndElisabeth’santipathy(厌恶，憎恨)madeDarcyrealizehisshortcomings.HewasnotangryaboutElisabeth’scensure,butalsohechangedhispreviousproudattitude.DuringElisabeth’stravelinDarcy’smanor（庄园）.Darcywasverynicetoheruncleandaunt,differentfrompreviousproudattitude.WhenoneofElisabeth’ssistersranawaywithWickham,DarcyhelpedElisabethfindhersisterandpreventhersisterfromthelossofreputation,withnobodyknowingthatitwashewhohelpedtheBennet.SomanychangesinDarcyeliminated（消除）Elisabeth’sprejudice.Atlastitendwiththeirmarriage.

Takingthedailylifeasitsmaterial,thisstoryreflectedthelifeandloveinaconservative你（保守派）andblockingEnglandtown.Itreflectedtheauthor’sviewaboutmarriagethatitisfaulttomarryforproperty,moneyandstatusanditisalsofoolishtotaketheseelementsintoaccount.InfactDarcy’spridemanifested（证明）thegap（间隙，差距）betweentheirstatuses（地位）.Sincehisprideexisted,thereisnoidealmarriagebetweenElisabethandDarcy.FromthedifferentattitudesfromDarcy’stwoproposals,itreflectedthefeminine（女性）pursuitofpersonalityindependenceandrightequality,whichisaprogressive（先进的）characterfromtheimageofElizabeth.

傲慢与偏见英语读后感篇6

PrideandPrejudiceisanovelwrittenbythefamousEnglishwriter,JaneAusten,whowasthesixthchildreninafamilyofsevenandwasborninthevillageofsteventoninHampshirein1775anddiedofAddison’sdiseasein1817.Thebookfirstpublishedon28January1813bythebooksellerThomasEgertonwhohadalsopublishedSenseandSensibility,theoriginalversionofthenovelwaswrittenin1796-1797underthetitleFirstImpressions.

PrideandPrejudiceisalovestory,mainlytellsthelovebetweenElizabethandDarcy.Itdividedinto2volumesandiscomposedof42chaptersaltogether.ThemajorcharactersareMr.Darcy,Arichandproudyoungman.Elizabeth,thesecondeldestdaughterofMr.andMrs.Bennet.Mr.Bingley,Arichyoungbachelor.Jane,thefirstdaughterofMr.andMrs.Bennet.ThestorybeginwithBingley’sarrival.OnedaywhenMrs.BennethearBingleyhastakenNetherfield,ahousenearher’s.Sheissohappyandarrangedoneofherfivedaughtersmarriagewithhim.Ataball,luckly,BingleyandJanefallinloveatthefirstsight.Darcy,afriendofBingley’s,wasattractedtoElizabeth,alivelyandspiritedgirl.ButDarcygreatlyoffendsherbyhissuperciliousbehaviorandthisdislikeisincreasedbyWickham,adashingyoungmilitiaofficeroftheunjusttreatmenthehasmetwithatDarcy'shands.

OnedaywhenDarcyandBingley’stwosistersdisgustedwiththevulgarityofMrs.Bennetandhertwoyoungestdaughters,effectivelyseparatedBingleyandJane.Meanwhile,Collins,acousinofMr.andMrs.Bennet,marriedcharlotte,afriendofElizabeth’s,forElizabeth’srefusetomarryhim.ButOnedayDarcysendElizabethaletter,inwhichhejustifiestheseparationofhisfriendBingleyandJaneandmakeitclearthatWickhamis.SoElizabethchangedheropinionsandideastowardhim.OncewhenElizabethvisitedheruncleandauntinthenorthofEngland,shemetDarcythereandwitnessedhischangesthroughseriesofbehaviors,nolongerprideandbecomegentleandattentive,allthesemadetheirmarriagearranged,andtheyalsosuitablyprovidedforBingleyandJane’sreunitedandengaged.Thestoryendswithboththeirhappymarriages.

MypointofviewtowardsthemasterpieceofJaneAusten’sisthatthisnovelreflectstheEnglishhumansentimentoftheendof18thcenturyandtheearlyof19thcenturyunderthecircumstanceofconservative，andtellsusthedifferencewaysandattitudestomarriageofMr.andMrs.Bennet’sfivedaughters’.Therebyrevealtheauthorherselfattitudetowardsmarriage,thatisloveandmarriagebasedonmoney,propertyandsocialstatusisnotperfect,butitisalsostupidWithoutconsideringallofthese.There,theauthoremphasizetheimportanceofidealmarriage,meanwhile,tobeopposedtolove&marriagebasedonmoneyorpropertyandtobeopposedtopeople’slaughlove&marriageoff.

Theauthortakestheaffection/loveasthecornerstoneofidealmarriagebetweenmaleandfemale.Elizabethastheleadingcharacterinthisnovel,wasborninthefamilyofsquireen’s,andislovedbyDarcy.Darcyproposemarriagetoherinspiteofdifferenceinthepossessionofpropertyandsocialstatus,butisrefusedbyElizabethforhispride,thenoveldemonstratethatiftheprideofDarcy’sexisted，therewillbenoloveandalsohappymarriagebetweenElizabethandhe,itisreallynicethatElizabethwitnessthechangesofDarcy’sthroughseriesofbehaviorinthefollowingdays.

Viewingthatheisnolongerprideandtheneliminatingherprejudicetohim,finallyengagedwithhimandleadingahappymarriage.TheauthordescribedthatfemaleisinpursuitofindependentpersonalityandequalrightthroughseveraldifferentattitudesofElizabethforDarcy’sproposemarriage.Meanwhile,demonstrateElizabeth’sindependentunderstandingforahappymarriage.Inthisarticle,thewriterdescribedseveralunperfectmarriagesofElizabeth’ssistersandclosefriends,aimedatmakingasharpcontrastwithElizabeth’sbeatificmarriageandrevealedthatmarriagewithoutlovebutbaseonsocialstatusandpropertyactuallyisakindofpublictragedies.Humorous,ironical,polishedlanguageandrealstorylineisalsooccurredinthisarticle.

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LoveTypes

Myunderstandingandhalf-finishofthebookPrideandPrejudice,itsmoviehelpsmeagreatdeal.Havingaclearideaabouteachperson?ˉsemotions?￠feelingsandtraits,Ifullyunderstandit,whichIfindcompletelynecearytospeakhighlyofasanexceedingaffectinglovestory,thoughsadne(Elizabeth,withwhoseheadthedetestationtowardsMr.Darcywhoappearstobehighlyproud?￠superiorandconceitedateveryone?ˉsfirstsight,filledattheirfirstmeetintheball)spreadsassoonasthestorybegins,ahappyend,turnouttobeatlength.

Thiswell-knowntoeveryfamilystory,whichisaboutlovebetweenabeautifulyoungladyandahandsomeyounggentleman.,writtenbyJaneAusten.Theformerlivesincountrysidewithfourothersistersbroughtupinfamilywithoutevenatutor,whilethelatterraisedinstrict?￠traditionalrules,inculcatedwithpolitebreedingandearnstenthousandpoundsperyear.

Atthencircumstance,inwhichfiercewell-matchedmarriagevaluewasstilldeeplyrootedineverymember?ˉsmind.Thepoibilityoftheirloveleadsthemtomarriageappearstobeoutofreach.Because:thedisinclinations,whichElizabethhasnothingexcept,towardsMr.Darcyafterintheballherasktodancewithhimrefused.NosoonerplacesshethetrustinOfficerWickham?ˉsmaliciousprejudiceagainsthim,besidesincreasingthedetestation,sheisevensoalittlebitfondofWickhamthatshecan?ˉtpreventherselffromlookingforhimintheballheldinNetherfieldwhereMr.Darcy?ˉsfriend-Mr.Bingleylives,anddisappointmentswelledafterfindinghisabsence.Tillthis,theimpoibilityofElizabeth?ˉsmarryDarcyseemstobecertain.Severmonthslater,shehappenstooverhearit?ˉsMr.DarcyseparatedMr.BingleyfromJane,hereldestsister,thehatredincreasessharplytotheedge.However,oneofhersistersLydiaelopeswithWickham,whosecretlyaskherfatherforahugeamountofcharge.ThiseventconfirmsWickham?ˉsdarkcharacterwhichhasbeenmentionedinMr.Darcy?ˉsexplanationlettergiventoElizabeth.Iceseemstomeltslowly;Elizabethseemstobegintotrusthimalittle.WhatanothergoodnewslatertobeisthatsheaccidentallylearnstheitwasMr.DarcyagainshoulderthewholecostofLydia?ˉsweddingwithWickham.Lydiaspillsthebeanswhenshelostherselfinecstasy.Themomentonhearingthis,sheisgreatlyshocked,thenhighlytouched,findingshehaswronged??Mr.Darcyalltheway,heartysayingwithtearsineyestoherfatherwhenfacingMr.Darcy?ˉsproposal?°Ido,Idolikehim.Ilovehim.Indeedhehasnoimproperpride.Heisperfectlyamiable?±.Theicehithertoentirelymeltswhichalwaysstandsbeforeaheartylove.Theend,everybodyseemstoknow,theylivinginforeverfelicity,justaswished.FourkindsofpersonIconsiderthereareinthisbook,according

toattitudetowardslove.Eacharchetype,whichcanbeappliedtoevennow,comesfromandgoesbacktoalludetotherelevantsocialone.ThefirstoneisMr.Collinsasfinemodel,whotooktheadvantageofhispoeionofMr.Bennet?ˉshousetoproposetoElizabeth,thenrefused,butridiculouslythinksherrepeatedrefusalisusualwithyoungladiestorejecttheaddreesofmanwhomtheysecretlymeanttoaccept.Then,hehopelelymarriesCharlottle,Elizabeth?ˉsfriend.Thiskindisself-conceited?￠proud?￠unaumingandignorant,similartothosewhoconsidereveryonewouldmarrymoney,andtreatloveastrade,orjustintenttofindalife-longcompanioninsteadofalife-longlover,whentheybeingatmarryage.Anotherword:Theyfollowtheirage,notfeelingfromthebottomofheart.

ThesecondisLydiaasgoodexample,similartothosewhoalwaystakeashinetolady-killersatthefirstsight,andsoblindlyfallinlovethatleaveasidefamilymember?ˉscaresandadvices,resultingineasilytakeninfortheirlightlove(ifitcanbecalledlove)whichruinedtheirfelicityinreturn.

Thetwoabovebothareloveplayers.Hasanybodyeverthoughtofonewhocombinesbothofthemexists.TheanswerisMrs.Bennet,whoeagertointroduceallherdaughterstoMr.Bingleyintheballwiththehopeofoneofthemcouldbesingledout;whoscreamsoutalongwithLydiawhenseeingcharmingofficerspainginlineinthestreet;whocoaxesandthreatsElizabethtoacceptMr.Collins?ˉsofferofmarriage.Similartothosekindsofparentswhoalwaystryeverythingtomake,sometimesevenforcetheirchildrentomarrytherich.ThelastkindisElizabeth?￠Jane?￠Mr.Darcy?￠Mr..Bingleyasfineexamples.??Theytakeaffectionserious,asamatterofentirelife.Nomatterpoor?￠fortune?￠sick?￠healthy,aslongaslovemakeeachotherclose,theywillalwaysgowholehogtocarryontheentirelifetogether,screwcouragestoovercomewhateverthreats?￠forcesjumpout.Becausetheyhavealreadyrealizedwhattheyarewhenfindingwhomtheyborntolivewithforthewholelife.Nothingintheworldcouldstopthefaith.Thebooksaysso,sodoesthetruth.Ibelievethiskindofpersonwillbeforeverhappy,forfollowingtheirrealfeelingsandinstinct,notmoney?￠fortuneoranythingelse.

Truthbetold,Ididn?ˉtfinishthebookbeforethewriting.Buthavingwatcheditsmovieauresmewhatworthyreadingandwhatfascinatingtobegot,convincesmetocarryonandrepeat.WhatI?ˉmtalkingaboutmayappeartobesuperficial,theyaremyinnervoiceindeed.

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"Inordertoproperty,moneyandpositionandthemarriageiswrong;themarriagedoesnotconsidertheabovefactorsalsostupid."Thissentencecancometothisbook.

Onedistinctivecharactersin"her"lifelike;CleversensibleElizabeth,sincerity,persistence,darcy,gentletolerantJane,frivoloussuperficialLydia,nomind,MrsBennettrelativelyineffectiveMrBennett,selfishsnobbishmissbingley,mightyladyCatherine,boringCollins,andsoon.Amongthem,admirable,sympathetic,orasmile.Inaddition,thedialoguebetweenthecharactersinthenovelisalsoafeatureofthenovel.Elizabethwittywords,MrBennettitssarcasmtohim,forthekhan'srhetoric,Collinsrapwording,whichmakereadersview.Doyouknowofwho"she"is?"She"istheauthor--JaneAusten.

Thebookwaswelcomedbygenerationsofreaders,andlove."Prideandprejudice",publishedin1813,alovestoryisnovel,thenovelofthecommunistpartyofChinainvolvesfourmarriage,buteachhaveeachcharacteristic.

Inaword,nomatterfromcontentandAustin'snovelnarrativetechniques,"prideandprejudice"isaclassic.

“为了财产、金钱和地位而结婚是错误的;而结婚不考虑上述因素也是愚蠢的。”这句话正好可以来讲明这本书。

一个个鲜明的人物形象在“她”的笔下栩栩如生;聪明理智的伊丽莎白，真诚执著的达西，温柔宽容的简，轻浮浅薄的丽迪亚，没有头脑的贝内特太太，相对无能的贝内特先生，自私势利的宾利小姐，不可一世的凯瑟琳夫人，无聊透顶的柯林斯等等。他们中，有的令人佩服，有的令人同情，有的令人忍俊不禁。此外，小说中的人物对话也是小说的一大特色。伊丽莎白的机智话语，贝内特先生对他它的讽刺挖苦，为可汗的花言巧语，柯林斯的`饶舌措辞，无不让读者大饱眼福。你知道当中的“她”是谁吗?“她”就是作者——简.奥斯汀。

这本书受到一代又一代读者的欢迎、喜爱。《傲慢与偏见》发表于1813年，爱情故事也是小说主线，小说中共涉及了四桩婚烟，但各有各的特点。

总之，无论从小说的故事内容和奥斯汀的叙述技巧来说，《傲慢与偏见》都不失为一部经典作品。

傲慢与偏见英语读后感篇9

ManypeoplesimplyregardPrideandPrejudiceasalovestory,butinmyopinion,thisbookisanillustrationofthesocietyatthattime.Sheperfectlyreflectedtherelationbetweenmoneyandmarriageathertimeandgavethepeopleinherworksvividcharacters.Thecharactershavetheirownpersonalities.Mrs.Bennetisawomanwhomakesgreateffortstomarryoffherdaughters.Mr.Bingleyisafriendlyyoungman,buthisfriend,Mr.Darcy,isaveryproudmanwhoseemstoalwaysfeelsuperior.EventhefivedaughtersinBennetfamilyareverydifferent.Janeissimple,innocentandneverspeaksevilofothers.Elizabethisaclevergirlwhoalwayshasherownopinion.Marylikesreadingclassicbooks.(Actuallysheisapedant.)Kittydoesn’thaveherownopinionbutlikestofollowhersister,Lydia.Lydiaisagirlwhofollowsexoticthings,handsomeman,andissomehowalittleprofligate.WhenIreadthebook,Icanalwaysfindthesamepersonalitiesinthesocietynow.ThatiswhyIthinkthisbookisindeedtherepresentativeofthesocietyinBritaininthe18thcentury.

ThefamilyofgentlemaninthecountrysideisJaneAusten’sfavouritetopic.Butthislittletopiccanreflectbigproblems.ItconcludesthestratumsituationandeconomicrelationshipsinBritaininhercentury.Youcanfindthesefromtheverybeginningofthisbook.

Thefirstsentenceinthisbookisimpressive.Itreads:“Itisatruthwellknowntoalltheworldthatanunmarriedmaninpossessionofalargefortunemustbeinneedofawife”.Theundertoneisveryclear:thefoundationofthemarriageatthattimeisnotemotionbutpossession.

PeoplealwaysthinkthatAustenwasanexpertattellinglovestories.Infact,themarriageinherbookisnottheresultoflove,buttheresultofeconomicneeds.Afterreadingthisbook,Iknowthetruthisthatapoorwomanmustbeinneedofahusband,awealthyman.

Icouldn’tforgethoweagerMrs.Bennetwantstomarryoffherdaughters.Ifyouwanttoknowwhysheissocrazyaboutthesethings,ImustmentionthesituationinBritainatthattime.Onlytheeldestsonhadtheprivilegeofinheritinghisfather’spossessions.Youngersonsanddaughterswhoareusedtoluxuriousliveshavenochoicebutmarryamanorwomaninpossessionofalargefortunetocontinuetheircomfortablelives.Thus,wecanseethatgettingmarriedisawaytobecomewealthier,particularlyforwomenwithoutmanypossessions.JaneAustentoldusthatmoneyandpossessiondeterminedeverything,includingmarriageandloveinhercentury.

In“PrideandPrejudice”,thesisterofMr.BingleystronglyopposedhisplanofmarryingJanebecausetheBennetsdon’thavemanypossessionsandtheirsocialpositionsaremuchlowerthanthem.Fromthis,wecanseetherearealotofobstaclesforanotveryrichwomantomarryawealthyhusband.Thesociety,therelativeswouldnotallowthemtogetmarried.

Inmodernsociety,althoughthemarriagesofeconomicneedshavedecreasedrapidly,theconceptof“moneydetermineseverything”isstillrootedinsomepeople’smind.Alotofparentstryhardtointerferetheirchildren’smarriages.Educationbackground,possessions,jobsremainsthemainreasonthatmayinfluenceone’smarriage.Marryformoneyisstillabigprobleminoursociety.Wecan’thelpthinking:canmoneydetermineeverything?

Austenleftthisproblemforustothink.ThegeniusofJaneAustenliesinthisperfectsimplicity,thesimplicitythatreflectsbigproblems.AlthoughAustenwasonly21whenshewrote“PrideandPrejudice”,hersharpobservationofsociallivesmakesthestyleofthisbooksurprisinglymatureandlively.Theplotsinherworksarealwaysverynatural.Thedevelopmentoftheplotisasinevitableasaprobleminmathematics.IthinkthedepthofPrideandPrejudiceisthereasonthatmakesthisbookprominentandclassic.Today,herbookstillcanbetheguidetellingustheeconomicrelationshipsbothathertimeandinmoderntime.

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很多人只是把傲慢和偏见看成是一个爱情故事，但在我看来，这本书是当时社会的一个例证。她完美地反映了当时金钱与婚姻的关系，并赋予了她作品中人物的生动形象。人物有自己的个性。Bennet夫人是一个努力与女儿结婚的女人。宾利先生是一个友好的年轻人，但他的朋友，达西先生，是一个非常骄傲的人，似乎总是觉得优越。连Bennet家的五个女儿都很不一样。简单纯，天真，从不说别人的恶。伊丽莎白是个聪明的女孩，总是有自己的见解。玛丽喜欢阅读经典书籍。(其实她是一个书呆子。)凯蒂没有自己的意见，而是喜欢跟她的妹妹，丽迪雅。丽迪雅是一个女孩，跟随异国的东西，英俊男子，并不知何故有点挥霍。当我读这本书时，我总能在社会上找到相同的人格。这就是为什么我认为这本书确实是第十八世纪英国社会的代表。

农村绅士家庭是简奥斯丁最喜欢的话题。但这个小话题能反映大问题。总结了19世纪英国的地层状况和经济关系。你可以从这本书的开头找到这些。

这本书的第一句话令人印象深刻。它写道：“这是一个众所周知的事实，一个未婚男子拥有大量财富必须有一个妻子”。低音是非常明确的：当时的婚姻的基础不是感情而是占有。

人们总是认为奥斯丁是讲爱情故事的`能手。事实上，她书中的婚姻不是爱情的结果，而是经济需要的结果。读完这本书，我知道一个贫穷的女人一定需要一个丈夫，一个有钱人。

我无法忘记Bennet太太多么渴望娶女儿为妻。如果你想知道她为什么对这些事情如此着迷，那我必须提到当时英国的情况。只有大儿子有继承父亲财产的特权。年轻的儿子和女儿谁习惯了奢侈的生活，除了嫁给一个男人或女人拥有大量的财富，继续他们舒适的生活。因此，我们可以看到，结婚是一种致富的方式，特别是对于没有很多财产的女人。简奥斯丁告诉我们，金钱和占有决定了一切，包括她的世纪里的婚姻和爱情。

在《傲慢与偏见》，宾利先生的姐姐强烈反对他和简结婚的计划因为bennets没有太多的财产和社会地位比他们低得多。由此我们可以看出，对于一个不太富有的女人嫁给一个有钱的丈夫有很多障碍。社会上，亲戚们都不允许他们结婚。

在现代社会中，尽管经济需求的婚姻迅速下降，“金钱决定一切”的概念仍然植根于一些人的头脑。很多父母努力干涉孩子的婚姻。教育背景、财产、工作仍是影响婚姻的主要原因。为钱结婚仍然是我们社会中的一个大问题。我们不禁思考：金钱能决定一切吗?

奥斯丁离开这个问题让我们思考。简奥斯丁的天才在于这种完美的简单，反映了大问题的简单性。虽然奥斯丁在《傲慢与偏见》中只有21岁，但她对社会生活的敏锐观察使这本书的风格出奇地成熟和生动。她作品中的情节总是很自然的。情节的发展与数学中的问题一样不可避免。我认为傲慢和偏见的深度是使这本书突出和经典的原因。今天，她的书仍然可以指导我们的经济关系，在她的时间和现代时间。

傲慢与偏见英语读后感篇10

ThereisnodoubtthatPrideandPrejudiceiswell-known，thebookthatiswrittenbyJaneAustenhasaninfluenceontheculture.AsfarasI’mconcerned，theendingofthefictioniswonderful，ElizabethandDarcywontheirhappiness，leadingacolourfullife.

Firstofall，let’slearnabouttheauthorwhoisJaneAusten.Shewasunmarriedallherlife.Shewasborninamid-classfamilyandwasbroughtupinafortableenvironmentwithharmonioussurroundings，sothere’snottoomanyconflictsinhersightneitherinhernovel.InPrideandPrejudiceshetalkeddifferentideasaboutloveandmarriagethroughdifferentcharacters.

JaneAustendisclosedmid-classyoungladies’differentideasofmarriageandlovethroughdescribingthedifferentwaysinwhichtheBennetgirlsdoingwiththeirmarriageproblems，andthisundoubtedlyshowsthewriter’sideaaboutloveandmarriage:it’swrongtogetmarriedjustforproperty，wealthandstatuswhileneitherwoulditbewithoutcaringaboutthoseelements.JaneAustenjustattachedgreatsignificancetomarriagethroughhernovelbytellingpeoplethatmarriageshouldberegardedcarefully.

Then，let’sgetclosetostory.ThedetailsisthatMr.BennetisanEnglishgentlemanwithanestateinHertfordshire.Hehasfiveunmarrieddaughtersbutnosonswhilehisinheritancemustbeinheritedbyamale，soMrs.Bennethasbeenkeentoseekhusbandforherdaughterswithgreatenthusiasm.

OnedaytheBennetshadanewneighborcalledBingleywhowasawealthybachelorandfollowedbethetargetofMrs.Bennet.AtaballBingleyfellinlovewithJaneBennetwho’stheoldestdaughteroftheBennets.Bingley’sfriendDarcyalsocametotheballandstruckthesights，manygirlslikedhimwhilehethoughtallofthemcouldn’tsuithispreference，includingElizabeth.Mr.Darcyalwaysshowsothersaimpressionofpride，havingfoundthisElizabethbegantohateMr.Darcy.

BeforelongDarcyfellinlovewithElizabethBennettbecauseofherlovelybehavior，whileElizabethisdisgustedbyhisprideandhasaprejudiceabouthim.TheofficialWickhamwasweledbythevillagers，andElizabethalsotookashinetohim.Wickhamtoldsometingaboutdarcy，whichincreasedEli’sprejudiceaboutMr.Darcy.AtanotherballMr.DarcyinvitedElizabethtodancewithhim，butElirefusedhim.Eli’seldermalecousinMr.CollincametoHertfordshiretoinherittheBennettspropertybyrules，hewantedtomarrywithoneoftheBennets.HavingknownthatJanewasalreadyengagedwithMr.Bingley，heaskedElizabethtomarryhimbutwasseriouslyrejected.AtlastheproposedtoCharllotewhowasEli’sfriend.

Mr.CollinswasgoodatflatteringandhegotthepastoratewiththehelpofLadyCatherine.OncehisfamilywasinvitedtoRosingsGardenbyLadyCatherine.ElizabethalsowenttherewithMr.CollinandCharllote.ThereshemetMr.Darcywho’sLadyCatherine’snephew.ThenMr.DarcycametotheCollins’andconfessedhisloveforElizabeth，ofcoursehewasrejectedimpolitely.

AfterwardsMr.DarcywrotealettertoEliinordertoremovehermisunderstandingsofhim.Elizabeth’suncleandauntwerealsoimpressedbyMr.Darcy’spoliteness.GraduallyEli’sprejudiceofMr.Darcydisappeared.Eventuallytheybecamecouple.

Inmyopinion，ontheonehand，IthinkElizabethhaspersonalityethicwhichcausedherindependentideaaboutloveandmarriageandinconsequencesheearnedahappylife.There’realsoEli’ssisters’lovestoriesservedascontraststothefemalesubject’sidealmarriage，suchasCharlotteandCollin’slife:theydohadaluxurylife，butthere’snoreallovebetweenthemandthiskindofmarriageissurelyatragedyofsociety.Ontheotherhand，Darcyisbrave，hediddohisbesttopursuithislove.

Asamatteroffact，everyonehasshortings，afterreadingthestory，Ididrealizethatweshouldfindouradvantagesanddisadvantagesbyourselves.Moreover，it’snecessaryforustotryourbesttogetovershortings.Iamawarethatweoughttogetalongwithotherswiththesameattitude.Therightthatseekingforhappinessisequalforeveryone.therefore，weshouldvaluethethingsthatwehave，andcherishthechances.