苔丝英文读后感优秀

苔丝英文读后感优秀

　　读完一本名著以后，相信大家都增长了不少见闻，何不写一篇读后感记录下呢？那要怎么写好读后感呢？下面是小编整理的苔丝英文读后感优秀，欢迎阅读与收藏。

　　Tess is a tragic character, who should be responsible for this tragedy? I'm afraid many readers will assume that the villain, The young Master Yarek, is the culprit. As far as I am concerned, the cause of the tragedy is Yarek, but the end of the tragedy is Tess's nominal husband Clare. Yarek just stripped Tess of her chastity, and opened the prelude of the tragedy from the body; Clare abandoned Tess on their wedding night, spiritually leading to the development of the tragedy, and finally to the end of the tragedy. If Clare did not abandon Tess, did not wear that layer of false moral veil, there would not be the development and outcome of this tragedy.

　　The plot of the story is not complicated: the simple and beautiful countryside old niang Tess came to the noble d 'Urberville house as a maid, was the villain of the young master Yarek tricked into pregnancy, so by the neighborhood laugh and blame, began to fall into the abyss of pain. Later Tess met Clare from a rich pastor family, the two people really love each other. The night of the wedding Tess will be their past tragic experience to tell Clare, did not think of the return is the ruthless departure of Clare. Tess suffered unimaginable hardships, but no forgiveness or any news from Clare. Forced by the rough life, Tess in despair fell into the hands of Yarek again. Since then wake up Clare to find Tess, Tess regret. In order to live with the heart of love Clare, Tess killed the destruction of their life yarek. A few days later Tess was arrested, sentenced to be hanged for murder, Clare is in accordance with Tess's will, with her sister Lisa to start a new life.

　　In the novel, Hardy created a kind and beautiful girl Tess with vivid strokes and sincere emotions: As if "a pure and fresh daughter of nature"， "she showed a dignified dignity in both disposition and aspect, like a queen"， "her whole body was full of poetry, her every move was poetry, and she brought to life what the poet had written only on paper"。 Although Tess is a woman who lost her virginity, and even eventually became a murderer, the author still boldly rejected the concept of secular, praising her as "a pure woman"， "far more than other virgins of freshness"。