《包法利夫人》读书心得(精选多篇).docVIP

包法利夫人读书心得(精选多篇) 第1篇第2篇第3篇第4篇第5篇更多顶部 第一篇：包法利夫人读书笔记第二篇：包法利夫人读书笔记第三篇：包法利夫人读书笔记英文第四篇：包法利夫人英文读书笔记第五篇：包法利夫人,读书笔记及读后感更多相关范文 假期，阅读了福楼拜的包法利夫人。读后，一股让人窒息的压抑，让我久久缓不过神来为爱玛的死亡而难过，更为那让爱玛一步一步走向疯狂，最后走向灭亡的欲望而感到可怕。 包法利夫人讲的是一位小资产阶级妇女爱玛，因为不满足平庸的生活而自甘堕落与人通奸，最终因为负债累累无力偿还而身败名裂，服毒自杀。 很多的评论认为，是资产阶级思想的腐朽和当时的时代使爱玛走向死亡。但在我看来，应该是永无休止的欲望，最终使爱玛走向了灭亡。 在少女时代，爱玛接触到了大量的资产阶级新小说，使她在思想上对富裕、浪漫的生活充满了向往。当她第一次遇见包法利时，她涉世未深、情窦初开，以为包法利就是她的“真命天子”。但成了包法利夫人之后，她对平庸的生活感到失望。于是天天顾影自怜，希望遇见一场让她刻骨铭心的恋爱。当天遇见莱昂时，她心动了，然而她没有做出出格的事情。这个时候的爱玛还是一个理性能战胜情欲的爱玛。 后来，在情场老手鲁道夫的勾引下，她出轨了。这个时候的爱玛，还是对爱情充满着美好的幻想。但被鲁道夫抛弃之后，对爱情的幻想的破灭，使她开始追求情欲的宣泄，她又成了莱昂的情人，并对物欲不停索求，最终欠下了巨额债务。 故事以爱玛无法偿还债务而情人又拒绝帮助的情况下的死亡结束的。这种死亡也许是对爱玛情欲、物欲无度宣泄的最好归宿。这也许是作者的一种思想，欲望使人疯狂，欲望使人灭亡。 欲望普遍存在，无论哪个时代，哪个人，都有欲望。但无止境，无约束的欲望会使无论哪个时代哪个人都逃离不了灭亡的结局。这也许是我们现代读者阅读这本金典的时候，值得领悟的重要主题，我想。 analysisofmadamebovarysruin566 “madamebovary”isthemasterpieceofflaubertandhasalwaysenjoyedpopularityaroundtheworld.inemmabovary,flaubertusesironytocriticizeromanticismandinvestigatetherelationofbeautytocorruptionandoffatetofreewill.afterreadingandanalyzingthenovel,ialsofindoutthereasonsforthisbeautifulladysruin. onherwaytofinancialandmoralruin,emmasearlylifeplaysabigpart.ratherthanbeingbroughtupintherealitiesofeverydayliving,sheissenttoaconventwheresheindulgesindaydreamsandinsentimentalizingaboutlife.attheconvent,shebeginsreadingromanticnovelswhichaffectsherentirelife.beingbasicallyadreamygirl,shedevelopsintoanextremeromanticwhotriestoseekromanceinhermarriage. ascharlesbovaryisaninpetent,stupid,andunimaginativepersonwhodoesnotfitintoemmasromanticfiction,shegetsfedupwithhimdespitethatcharlesloveshersincerelyandneverfailstosatisfyher desiresforstimulationsandexcitements.shecontinuesinhersearchforromanceandindulgesherselfinfutiledreams,ratherthandevoting herselftolivinglifeandtherealisticworld.thuswhenshemeetsleon,shefeelsthatshehasfoundhersoulmateashesharesthesame platonicideaswithher.bothbeingshytodoanythingaboutit,theygotheirownseparateway.leongoestoparistostudy,andemmafalls backintoaslump.however,herunhappinessdoesntlasttoolongthistime.shequicklymeetsanotherhandsomebachelor,rodolpheboulanger,amanwhoisquiteawomanizer.emmasnaturewillnotallowhertoremaininonesituation.shebeginstowanttochangethingswith rodolphe.sheinsiststhattheyrunofftogether.thisinsistencecausesrodolphetodropher.afterherrecoveryfromrodolphesbetrayal,emmameetsleonagainandgivesherselftohimratherreadilyandspendsmoneylikewater.sheisstillsearchingforthatnoblepassion.however,afterawhile,thisaffairstartstopeterout.emmasmoneytroublesgetworseandworse,soshehastoaskleonforhelpbuthe escapes.thensheturnstorodolpheforhelpbutherefuses.onlyuntilthistimedoessherealizethatherfantasyaboutromanticlovehasdestroyedandonlyindeathcouldshefindthepeaceandfulfillmentthatshehasbeensearchingfor.thus,itisobviouslythather unrealisticdreamandfantasyaretherootcausesofherruin.sheismorallycorruptandunabletoaeptandappreciatetherealities.shealwayshasunreasonablelongingsforluxury,statusandfreewill.sheturnsablindeyetoherhusbandssincerity,toleranceand generosityandiseasilydeceivedbythesuperficialityofleonand rodolphe.shetriestolivebyherdreams,andwhenthatfails,sheisdesperate,withouteverpromisinghervisionofsomethinggreaterthanshe. madamebovarysfailurereallygivesouryounggirlsalesson.thatis,weshouldpayattentiontotherealityandactpracticallyinsteadofindulginginunrealisticfantasies.weshouldseethroughpeoplessurfaceanddigintotheirhearts.weshouldcarethepeoplewhotrulycareusandcherishtheirpany.onlybybeingself-disciplinedandmortallysincere,ratherthandaydreaming,canweachieve contentmentandthusmakeourlifeperfect. book:mrsbovary beforereadingthisbook,ionceexpectedaperfectending.however,itturnedouttobesuchamiserablelovestory.ifeelsoconfusediftherestruelovebetweenacouple.sincepeoplebreakupanywayintheend,thenwhybotherstrugglingtobetogether?aftermarriedmrbovary,mrsbovarykepthavingaffairswithothers.sheissosentimentalawomanthatshealmostfallsinlovewithanyonewhohasevershownahintofaffectiontoher.andsheisalsomoney-oriented,hopingsomedayshewouldrunawaywithsomerichmanwhocansatisfyherdesireforaluxurylife. tobehonest,idontlikemrsbovary.iwouldrathersaysheisthingskeepemerging. canlovelastforever?,isitreallyahardthingtofindsomeonewholongstobewithyouforawholelife? nowadays,somanythingsblindoureyesthatwehaveneverlistenedtotheinnervoiceofourdeepheart.whetherthepersoniamdatingistheoneireallylikeandwhetherheorshecangivethelifeihavebeenwanted.weshouldaskourselvesthosethingsbeforemakingdecisions. but,evenifyoudeliberatelyselectamr.right,doesthatmeanalastinglovecanbeguaranteed?ifeelawfultoseepeoplewhooncedeeplylovedeachotherbreakupatlast.especiallyafterireadthis book,ievenhavenoillusionstowardsmyfuturemarriage. maybeidontknowifthereistrueloveintheworld,justbecauseihaventmetone. thisbookreallybringsmeworries bookreport:aboutmadamebovarytherebeingalwaysabigdisparityandcontradictionbetweenreallifeandlifein literature,sowecannottakeeverythingasgodsdoingwhenlifeseemsdifficultandunpredictedtous.maybeitisachancegiventoustoadjustourselvestothesocietywhenfacingwith frustrationsoraidents.andthisisthecrueltyofthereality:theimaginationisdiffersfromrealityandpeoplehavenoideasabouthowtodealwithsuchasituation.therefore,madamebovary,asanembodimentofrealityandidealoflife,wasborn. madamebovaryisoneofgustaveflaubertsrepresentativeworksandittakesnearlyfiveyearstobefinished.gustaveflaubertwastheimportantcriticalrealismwriterinfrenchflaubert,whoseworksreflectthe1848-1871erabetweenthefrenchstyle,exposedtheuglyvulgarbourgeoissociety.hewasfamousforhiscreationtheory-objectiveandindifferentandcarvedartistic styleinthehistoryoffrenchliterature.formanycriticsandhistoriansoffrenchliterature,flaubertisbyfarthemostmodernofthegreatnieenth-centurynovelists,anditiseasytoseewhy.becausehehasbeinganoriginatorofrealisminprosefiction.but,whatmakeshiswritinginmandamebovarydistinctivelymodernratherthanthesimplecontinuationofanearlierself-consciousliterarymanner?itisbecausethatflaubertascribestowritersintheexerciseoftheircraft. madamebovarydepictsaprocessofthegradualdegenerationofabourgeoiswomanwhogrewupinachurchandwasnotsatisfiedwithheramediocrelife.inordertopursuearomanticheroandelegantlife,theactress,emma,stoopandhasadulterousrelationshipwithleonandrodolphe.asherfamilycannotenablehertoenjoyaluxuriouslife,shehastoborrowmuchmoneytospendwithherlovers.ultimately,becauseofinabilitytorepaydebt,sheruinedherownreputationthenmit suicideandleftalittledaughterandherhusbandalone.however,afteremmasdeaththetownisasusualjustasnothingspecial happened.rodolpheidlesawaytimebyhuntingintheforestalldaylongandleonalsohasaneasytimeinthecity.whatagrieved,poorwoman! bydescribingamarriedwomanslifeexperiencewhichisfullofpassionandfervor,flaubertusedasuinct,exquisitivewirtingstyleprofoundlyreappearthefrenchsociallifeinthemiddle19thandtrulyrevealthedarkofthewholecountryatthattime.flaubert,theauthorwassickenedwiththef(在好范文网搜索更多的文章)renchmdiddleclasshewasborninto.hebelievedthemtobelazy,unconcerned,andselffish.madamebovaryisaboutsuchaself-centered,enviousanddramaticmiddleclassfrenchwoman.thebookwasoriginallyinfrench,butwastranslatedintoenglish. madameemmabovaryisatragicperson.sheransafterromanticloveanda prodigallife,however,shedoesnotrealizethatherlivingconditionscannotguaranteeherwhatshewants.whenloveisbuiltonthebaseofsubstance,itisdoomedtobeatragedy.nomatterhowdegenerateitis,theretobeonlyoneresult-tragedy.so,whoforcesemmatogotothedeadend?itisthepeoples indifferenceandcoldmadeherdisapppinted?orshegivesupherselftoreallife?perhaps,itisthatsocietypelhertopoisonherself.fromemmaslife,wecaneasilyfindthateveryonehasapersonalattitudetowardsdreamschasing.andforus,weseldom imaginganddaydreaming.however,madameemmabovarysinkedintousingherownversionoftheimageand,therefore,herstilladolescenthabitsofimaginationhavebroughtherintoradicalpany.madamebovarysextremelyactionisabsolutelyreflectionofherunsatisfiedwithherself.theseso-calleddreamsaredefinitelyillusoryandunreal.afterfinishingreadingthisbook,fora longtime,ijustimmersemyselfinthebookandcannotebacktotherealworld.itshocksmethatflaubertissointelligentandwisethattheworldhedescribesinthebookmadamebovarycanalsoreflectssomeseriousproblemsintodayslife.theyhavesuchasurprising,unbelievablethingsinmon!amajorityofpeopleinnowadays,justlikeemma,dreamingoffindingaprinceoraprincessandenjoyingahappylifewithoutbeingbotheredbydailychoresandhavingtoworkforlife.however,howcouldthesedaydreamscanetobearealityina high-pacedandpetedsociety?apparently,theansweriscannot!thus,weshouldlearntofigureoutthecurrentsituatonandhaveoureyesopenedbythesocialreality.asanoldsayingsaswesow,sowewillreap.wehavetostriveforourdreamswithourownhandsandsweat.inbrief,agoodbookcannotonlyhasaninterestingstorybutalsocaneducatesthereadersandstillexistswithhundredsof yearsgoby. 英语1104班文静 30710910418 包法利夫人的作者福楼拜（18211880），是法国现实主义文学大师，法国19世纪小说史上三位巨人之一，福楼拜出生于一个医生世家，曾在巴黎攻读法律，因病辍学。福楼拜的出身对他的写作有巨大的影响：看惯了手术刀的他不相信宗教，崇拜真实这在他的小说中都有充分的反映。他依靠丰裕的遗产过活，专心于文学创作，他终生过着独身生活。长篇小说包法利夫人是福楼拜的代表作。作者以简洁而细腻的文笔，通过一个富有激情的妇女爱玛的经历，再现了19世纪中期法国的社会生活。包法利夫人的艺术形式使它成为近代小说的一个新转机。从包法利夫人问世以后，小说家知道即使是小说，也要精雕细琢。这不仅是一部模范小说，也是一篇模范散文。但是，包法利夫人也为作者带来了麻烦。许多人对号入座，批评福楼拜这部书“破坏社会道德和宗教”，他还被法院传了去：原来是有人告他“有伤风化”。这时许多读者纷纷向福楼拜表示同情和支持，甚至连一向反对他的浪漫主义作家也为他辩护。法庭上，经过一番激烈的辩论，作家被宣告无罪由此可见包法利夫人的影响。 书中的女主人公爱玛出生在外省的一个还算富裕的农家.她从小在修道院接受教育.在那期间,爱玛迷上了看小说,尤其是那些有关男女情爱的书.书中男