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1、德伯家的苔德伯家的苔丝读丝读后感英文后感英文德伯家的苔丝是英国作家哈代的长篇小说，是“威塞克斯系列”中的一部。它描写了一位农村姑娘的悲惨命运。哈代在小说的副标题中称女主人公为“一个纯洁的女人”，公开地向维多利亚时代虚伪的社会道德挑战。德伯家的苔丝读后感英文范文是小编为大家精心编辑的，欢迎阅读借鉴。更多内容尽在聘才网。Shewasseducedbyaso-calledgentleman Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence. Peoplelookeddownonherandrespectedhernomore
2、.Actuallyshedidno thingwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofmen.Sh ewasjustagirlwhenshefirstmetthatterribleman.Shewasforcedbythegossipsandthechurchtoblameherselfforthisaccid ent,soshethoughtshedeservednothinggood.Inordertogetridofthepast shedecidedtogotoadistantdairyfarmbutwasstillsayingto
3、herselfthatsh ewaswrong.MaybeGoddidntaGREewiththat,becausetheLordgaveh ersomeoneshelovedwithherwholeheartandlife AngelChare.Angelpoppedthequestiontoherbutsherefusedhimwitho utsayingwhy.Shesaidshelovedhimdeeplyandperhapsnooneinthewor ldcouldlovehimmorethanshedidbutshecouldnotmarryhimforsomeun spokenr
4、eason.Angelwasntsatisfiedwiththisvagueansweranddidhisb esttowinTess.Somehowsheagreedandtheysoonfixedtheweddingday. SoonaftertheirweddingAngelconfessedthecrimehecommittedtoawo manlongtimeagoandaskedforTesssforgiveness.Tesswasnotatallang ryandforgaveAngelatonce;infactshewasratherhappyandexcitedforsh e
5、alsohadthingstoconfess.ShesatandtoldeverythingtoAngel,hopinghewouldforgiveherashewa sforgivenbutshewaswrong.Shewasnotforgiven,notasshethoughtshe was.Thewomanpays.WithoutAngelslove,nothingmeantanythingtoher.Theresultwasnti mportantnow.Tesswasarrestedforhermurderofthatso- calledgentleman.Why?Shestilll
6、ovedAngelandwhenhefinallywentba cktoherandaskedforHERforgiveness,afterhereGREttedwhathehadd oneunfairtoTess,shewasdesperate.Thatwastoolate AlechadalwaystoldTessthatAngelwouldnevercomebacksohewonTe ssstrust.UnluckilyAngeldidcomebackandfoundTess.!Everythingw astoolate!TesswasdeceivedandshelostAngelfor
7、thesecondtime!Thestrenghofh erlovewassostrongthatshehadforgottenthedifferencebetweenrightan dwrong.BeforethatshehaddonenothingwrongbutwhenshekilledAlec ,everythingreallychanged!Shebecameacriminal!Howcoulditbe?She wasaspureandinnocentasthegoodwifeintheBible.Herwholecharacter washonestandfaithful.Ange
8、lfiguredoutatlastthatapersonshouldbeju dgednotonlyonwhathehasdonebutalsoonwhathewantedtodo!Tessdidntwanttobeseducedbymanandshehadnopowertodefendhers elfsoshelostherinnocenceandthatsall!Angelalsodidthewrongthinga nditwasevenmoreseriousthanTessscrimebutHEwasnotblamedforit. Whyitisalwaysthewomanwhopays
9、?Whytheyarealwayshurt?Whywa sTesssgirlishpuritylost?Whydoesthewrongmantakethewrongwoma n?Whydothebadoftenruinthegood?Whyisbeautydamagedbyuglines s?Womenaretooweak!Thousandsofyearsofhistoryhaveshownusthat womenhavealwaysbeentreatedunfairly!InoldChinatherewasaculture,whichdidntthinkofwomenashumanbei n
10、gs.Ifyouaskedoneifhewastheoldestinhisfamily,hewouldprobablyan swer“theoldestone”evenifhehadsomeeldersisters.Ifyouaskedwhythe nhewouldsay,“Ha,theyarenotincluded!”Peoplegavebirthtomanygirlsinordertohaveonlyoneboytokeepthefam ilynamegoing.Theythoughtgirlshadnouseforthefamily.Theywouldb emarriedandgotol
11、ivewiththeirhusbandshomeandbetheirwivessome daysoonerorlater.Sotheywereextremelyhardongirls.Girlsshouldbehardworking,faithful,loyal,intelligent,andvirtuousand themostimportantthingwasshemustbeamaiden!Ifherhusbandwasthef irstmanwhotouchedherthenshewasagoodgirl,agoodwifenomatterho wshethought.Ifshewas
12、nt,thenshewouldgainaverybadreputationand nobodywoulddaretogonearher.Whataboutmen?Peopledidnotcarewh etherhewasanexperiencedmanornot,nordidtheycareabouthischaract er.TheythoughtmanequalspowerandpowerequalsrightsNowletsnotbesobitter.Nowadayswomenssituationshavebecomem uchbetter.Somearebecauseofthechan
13、geofsocietyandsomearebecaus eofcivilization.JustletthosepoorpainfulwomenlikeTESSbejustamem ory.ThomasHardy(1840- 1928),whoisanEnglishnovelist.Hisfatherisastoneworker,whoisfond ofmusic.Hisparentsthoughtmuchoftheeducationoftheirson.Hegrown upintheDorsetshire,sotheenvironmentoftherebecamethemainbackdr
14、opofhiswritings.Hiswritingsoftenreflectingthechangeaftercapitalis mintrudethecountriesinEnglandandthepeopleshardlife.Atfirst,Hardywrotesomenovels,andinhisoldage,heworkedonpoets.T henovelwaspublishedintheyear1891.ThomasHardyfacingtheterroro fthewarandpropagatingthelove- kindness,heisoneofthegreatestE
15、nglishwriters.Asisknowntoall,isthemostfamousnovelofThomasHardy.Tesscomes fromafarmersfamily,theDurbeyfields.Onedayherfather,JohnDurbe yfiedlearnsthattheyaredescendedfromtheDUrbervilles,anancientfa mily.HermotherurgesTesstoclaimkinshipwiththeremainingDUrber villes,sothatTesscouldmarryagentleman.Unwil
16、lingly,thegirlcomesi ncontactwiththeStoke,DUrbervilles.ThereshemeetsAlecDUrbervi lles.Havingreceivedajoboftendingtochickens,TessstaysintheDUrbe rvilles.BeforelongtherichbutguilefulAlecmanagestoseducethegirlan dmakeherpregnant.Beinghumiliatedandresolute,Tessreturnshome， andgivesbirthtothechild,whoiscalledSorrowbutdiessoon.Withoutfin ancialsupport,Tesshastoleavehomeandgoestoworkatadistantfarm,w hereshemeetsAngelClaire.AfterAngelpersistentpursuitofTess,thetw ofallinlov
