《理智与情感》读书笔记(精选多篇).doc

理智与情感读书笔记(精选多篇) 1/6123456下一页尾页 readingreport senseandsensibility thebookihavereadnamedsenseandsensibility,whichwaswrittenbyjeanausten.jean,awomenwriter,wasrareatseventeenthcentury.peopleknewherfromabook,whichwaswrittenbyhernephewfiftyyearslater,aboutherlife.thenherworkswasgraduallyhighlypraisedbymanypeopleandhadagreatinfluenceonthefollowingcenturies. thenovelisaboutthedaughtersofmissdashwoods.aftertheurfatherdies,thefamilyestatepassestotheirelderbrotherjohnandthegirlsandtheirmotherleadadifficultlife.thestoryhappen(在好范文网搜索更多的文章)edintheendofnieenthcentury.itwasastoryaboutmissdashwoodsseekingforloveandfinallylivingahappymarriage.thenovelfollowsthesisterstotheirnewhome,wheretheromanticstorieshappenintwoofthegirls.andmakeaevidentcontrastintheircharacters.elinor,whowasthesister,wasagirlofsense.whilehersistermariannewasagirlofsensibility.einorunderstoodtheworldbysense.andhersisterunderstoodtheworldbysensibilityorsentimentality.throughtheeventinthenovel,elinorandmariannefindabalancebetweensenseandsensibility. firstiwanttotalkaboutthewritingskillsofthisnovel-irony.hereisanexampleinwhichaustendescribesthefirstimpressioncreatedbythearrivalofthemisssteelsatbartonpark: theyoungladiesarrived:theirappearancewasbynomeansungentleorunfashionable.theirdresswasverysmart,theirmannersverycivil,theyweredelightedwiththehouse,andinraptureswiththefurniture,andtheyhappenedtobesodoatinglyfondofchildrenthatladymiddletonsgoodopinionwasengagedintheirfavorbeforetheyhadbeenanhouratthepark.shedeclaredthemtobeveryagreeablegirlsindeed,whichforherladyshipwasenthusiasticadmiration. howcanwemakeofmisssteels?arewesimplythoughthighlyofthemasmissmiddleton?theywerefirstthoughttobepleasant,clever,well-manneredgirl.yetaustenisinfactusingasharpironicwittohighlighttheirshortings. itisthatfirstphrase“theirappearancewasbynomeansungentleorunfashionable”thatbegintoreveal.whyhasaustenchoosetousedoublenegativehere?whynotjustsay“theirappearancewasungentleorunfashionable”.thesame asfollowingthedescriptablewords“delighted”,“inraptures”,“doatinglyfond”.ifweweredoubtthatthiswasanintendedironicallytheobservationsofelinorassuredusthatitwasso:“elinorwellknewthatthesweetestgirlsintheworldweretobemeetwithineverypartofengland,undereverypossiblevariationofterm,face,temperandunderstanding. anotherexamplehewasnotanill-disposedyoungman,unlesstoberathercold-heartedandratherselfishistobeill-disposed:buthewas,ingeneral,wellrespected;forheconductedhimselfwithproprietyinthedischargeofhisordinaryduties. second,iwanttotalkaboutthedifferencesandsimilaritiesbetweenelinorandmarianne.thecentraldifferencesbetweenthetwosistersaretheabilityofcontrol.thedifferencesbetweenthesetwosistersareseenthroughoutthenovel.theyhavethesameexperience.bothofthembelievethemselvestobeengagedtomenandbothfindthemselvesabandonedbythesemeninfavorofanother.thissimilarityofexperienceservesonlytoemphasizethedifferencestheirtwocharacters.actuallyaustenintendedtomakedifferencesbetweeninmanychapters.forexample,chapter1stressestheelinorssenseofcontrol:herfeelingwasstrong:butsheknewhowtogovernthem.mariannewasshowntobeinmanywayssimilartohersister.buttheyhaveoneimportantdifference“hersorrow,herjoy,couldhavenomoderation.thisdifferenc