名著英语读后感3篇

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《呼啸山庄》

英语读后感：

Ｍ

y

Ｆ

eelings

after

reading

Ｗ

uthering

Ｈ

eights

Ｗ

uthering

Ｈ

eights

is

a

well-written

tragedy

of

love.

Ａ

fter reading the whole story,

Ｉ

would like to talk about the

main characters of the story

—Ｃ

atherine

Ｅ

arnshaw and

Ｈ

eathcliff.

Ｃ

atherine

Ｅ

arnshaw

and

Ｈ

eathcliff

love

each

other

very

much,

but

they

do

not

have

the

right

attitude

towards

love, which leads to the tragedy.

Ｉ

n < /p>

Ｃ

atherine

’

< br>s

life,

she

made

a

very

foolish

decision---marrying to

Ｅ

dgar.

Ｉ

n fact, her love for

Ｅ

dgar

can never be compared to that for

Ｈ

eathcliff.

Ｓ

he did so,

because

she

thought

the

wealth

of

Ｅ

dgar

would

be

useful

to

Ｈ

eathcliff.

Ｂ

ut

in

reality,

it

did

not

work.

Ｓ

he

did

not

have

a

good

understanding

of

love,

which

is

something

pure

and

saint.

Ｉ

f anyone add any purpose into love, love itself lost its

meaning.

Ｃ

atherin e

’

s

wrong

decision

hurt

two

people

who

love

her, and even destroyed the happiness of their offspring.

Ｈ

eathcliff is a man full of retaliation.

Ｈ

e loved

Ｃ

1

atherine

very much,

but

what he

did, on

the contrary,

added

to

the misery of

Ｃ

atherine.

Ｉ

n my opinion, if he really loved

Ｃ

atherine, he should not walk into

Ｃ

atherine

s life again

after

his

disappearance.

Ｆ

urther more,

after

the death

of

Ｃ

atherine, what

Ｈ

eathcliff did brought agony to

Ｃ

atherine

’

s daughter, as well as his own son.

Ａ

fter

reading,

Ｉ

have

a

better

understanding

of

love.

Ｉ

f you love really someone, his or her happiness is the thing

that most matters.

《理智与情感》英语读后感：

Ｓ

ense

and

Ｓ

ensibility

was

the

first

Ｊ

ane

Ａ

usten

published.

Ｔ

hough

she

initially

called it

Ｅ

linor and

Ｍ

arianne,

Ａ

usten jettisoned both the

title

and

the

epistolary

mode

in

which

it

was

originally

written,

but

kept

the

essential

theme:

the

necessity

of

finding

a

workable

middle

ground

between

passion

and

reason.

Ｔ

he

story

revolves

around

the

Ｄ

ashwood

sisters,

Ｅ

linor

and

Ｍ

arianne.

Ｗ

hereas

the

former

is

a

sensible,

rational

creature,

her

younger

sister

is

wildly

romantic--a

characteristic

that

offers

Ａ

usten

plenty

of

scope

for

both

satire

and

compassion.

Ｃ

ommenting on

Ｅ

dward

Ｆ

errars, a potential suitor for

Ｅ

linor's

hand,

Ｍ

arianne

admits

that

while

she

him

tenderly,

she

finds

him

disappointing

as

a

possible

lover

for

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