英语作文简爱书评篇1

Thenovelisrichinpoetry,symbolismandmetaphor.

Itdoesnotfiteasilyintoadefinitepattern,beingneitheranovelof"manners"inthetraditionofAusten,orastraightforwardGothicRomanceinthestyleofMrsRadcliffe.

WhatCharlotteBrontedidwastocreateaworkwhichcleverlyblendselementsofthetwostyles,andwhichremainsuniquelyindependentofthematthesametime,sinceitaddressesissueswhichwereatthetimerathercontroversial.

Thenoveliswritteninthefirstperson,andthusmagnifiesthecentralcharacter-thereaderenterstheworldofJaneEyreandistransportedthroughherexperiencesatfirsthand.

Thisatoncemakestheworksubjective,especiallysinceweknowthatCharlottesBrontesownlifeandexperiencesweresocloselyinterwovenwiththeheroine's.

AswellasthiswelearnonlyattheendofthenovelthattheeventsarebeingrelatedtoustenyearsafterthereconciliationwithRochester-thusthenarrativeisRETROSPECTIVE(lookingback).

CBiscleverinblendingthenarrativesothatattimesJaneseemstobespeakingasanadultwithadulthindsight,whileatothersshesheis"inthemiddle"ofthem,asachildoryoungwoman.

Theindecisionwhichisacentralissueinthebook,isheightenedbythisdevice.

Weneverknow,asreaders,whethertobeentirelytrustfulofJanesactionsandthoughts,becauseweareneversurewhehersheisspeakingimpulsivelyormaturely.

Thisintensifiesthereadersdilemmaastowhatis"right"and"wrong"inthedramaticrelationshipswhicharepartofJE'slife.

Canwebelievewhattheheroinesays,orisshedeceivingherself?Thenovelisprimarilyalovestoryanda"romance"wherewishescometruebutonlyaftertrialsandsuffering.

Thesupernaturalhasitsplace,asdodreams,portentsandprophesies.

Theheroinebeginspoorandlonelyandendsuprichandloved;theorphanfindsagoodfamilytoreplacethewickedone;allthebasicingredientsofclassicromanticfairytalearepresent.

TheromanticelementispresentintwoformsinJaneEyre;the"family"aspectisdealtwithintheGateshead,LowoodandMoorHouseepisodes,whichinvolvetheexchangingofthewickedReedfamilyforthebenevolentRiversone;andtheLoveromanceisdealtwithintheThornfieldandFerndeanepisodes.

Bothaspectsare,ofcourselinkedandinterwoventhroughoutthenovel.

Thereisalsoastrongelementofrealisminthenovel,which,marriedtotheromanticaspect,enhancesthenovel'sstrength.

Thesenseofplaceisverystrong;weareabletoexperiencebothexteriorandinteriorsettingswithstartlingclaritythroughoutthestory,inaseriesofvividdeivepassages.

Thecentralcharactersarealsorealisticandtheirconfrontationsandsufferingschangetheminabelievableway.

Eventheunlikelyismadeplausible,withauniqueblendofhighdramaandperceptivelowcomedy(theattackonMason,forinstance)

Themorefantasticromanticaspects;thecoincidences;thesecrets;thesupernaturaloccurrences,arebalancedbytherealism,andthisisofcourseamajorstrength.

TheGothicinfluencecannotbeignored,althoughCBhasrefinedthetechniqueconsiderablyfromthe"authentic"Gothicofthe1790's.

Intheoriginalgenre,theheroinewouldtypicallybeabductedandthreatenedwithseduction,orworse!.

Therewouldbealover-arespectable,well-bredyoungman-whowouldendeavortorescuetheheroineandwouldsucceedaftermanytrial.

theseducerwouldbeabrigand"KnowthatIadoreCorsairs!"andhewouldlockthegirlupinaremotecastle.

TherewaslittlefreedomformiddleclasswomenduringtheperiodoftheGothicnovel,andthiswasstillthecaseinthetimeofCB.

Marriageespeciallywasoftenabargain,wherebyfortunesweresecuredbyusingthefemaleasapawn.

Awoman'svaluelargelydependedthereforeonhersexualpurityandshewasguardedandsecuredasaresult.

Men,onthecontrary,werepotentandfree;loversandmistresseswerecommon.

Ironicallythewomenwhoprovidedtheirservicesweresocialoutcastsasaresult.

InJaneEyreweseeelementsoftheGothicromance,inthatThornfieldHallandRochesteraredescribedverymuchinthebrigand/castlestyleBUTJaneEyreisnotabductedbyR.

Onthecontraryshechoosestogothereofherownfreewill.

ANDsheisclearinherdeterminationtohaveRochesterasahusband.

Neitheristhereagentlemanrescuer;StJohnRiversmaylooklikeaGreekGod,butheisneitherkindnorbenevolent;drivingJanebacktoFerndean,notrescuingherfromit.

ThetrialswhichtheheroissupposedtoundergoinaGothicromanceareinfactundergonebytheheroineinJaneEyre.

ThebanditRochesterisonlyskin-deep.

Underneaththebroodingexteriorisasensitivesoul,whichaWOMANfrees.

InthiswayweseethatCBcreatedratheradaringdeparturefromconventionalfiction,althoughtherearestillmanyaspectsofthenovelwhichremaintruetoVictorianconvention.!

英语作文简爱书评篇2

"Ican'thowcouldIseehere.""Iwasangry,doyouthinkIdon'thaveanyfeelings?Doyouthinkitisallrighttosayanythingatalltome.BecauseI'mnotrichorbeatuiful.IfIwerenotplain,Iwouldmakeit.Itisdifficultforyoutoleaveme,justasitisdifficultformetoleaveyou."

IwassosuprisedwhenIlookedthissentences,IfeltstrongpowerfromJane.IheardofJane'sheartwasbroken.ShewassosadIthought.Thisbookisgoodbecausethesentencesareallshakeme.Ilikethisbook.

Inherchildhood,shesufferdfromaunt'sbully.Shewasveryunhappy.Butshehasbeenverystrongallthetime.Sheneverflinchedfromfacinguptoallthetrouble.Shealwayskeepakindheart.

Janesaid:"Themorelonely,themoreIdon'thavefriends,themoreIfeelallaloneintheworld,themoreIneedtobuildmyself-esteem."

Ithinkeveryoneadmiresherstrengthofcharateranddeteimination.Itwilleffectseveryeveryreaderinthefuture.ThebookofJaneEyrewilldazzlingforever.

英语作文简爱书评篇3

OliverTwist,oneofthemostfamousworksofCharlesDickens’，isanovelreflectingthetragicfactofthelifeinBritainin18thcentury.

TheauthorwhohimselfwasborninapoorfamilywrotethisnovelinhistwentieswithaviewtorevealtheuglymasksofthosecruelcriminalsandtoexposethehorrorandviolencehiddenunderneaththenarrowanddirtystreetsinLondon.

TheheroofthisnovelwasOliverTwist,anorphan,whowasthrownintoaworldfullofpovertyandcrime.Hesufferedenormouspain,suchashunger,thirst,beatingandabuse.WhilereadingthetragicexperiencesofthelittleOliver,Iwasshockedbyhissufferings.Ifeltforthepoorboy,butatthesametimeIdetestedtheevilFaginandthebrutalBill.Tomyrelief,aswaswritteninallthebeststories,thegoodnesseventuallyconquereddevilandOliverlivedahappylifeintheend.Oneoftheplotsthatattractedmemostisthatafterthetheft,littleOliverwasallowedtorecoverinthekindcareofMrs.MaylieandRoseandbegananewlife.Hewentforwalkswiththem,orRosereadtohim,andheworkedhardathislessons.Hefeltasifhehadleftbehindforevertheworldofcrimeandhardshipandpoverty.

Howcansuchalittleboywhohadalreadysufferedoppressiveafflictionremainpureinbodyandmind?Thereasonisthenatureofgoodness.Ithinkitisthemostimportantinformationimplie.