简爱英文版读后感

1、简爱英文版读后感想篇一：简爱英文版JaneEyreAfterreadingJaneEyre,IthinkJaneisaverygreatwoman.Sheisveryintelligent,honest,plain-featuredyounggirlforcedtocontendwithoppressioninequalityandhardship.Althoughshemeetswithaseriesofindividuals,whothreatenherautonomy,Janerepeatedlysucceedsatassertingherselfandmaintainsherprinc

2、iplesofjustice,humandignityandmorality.Shealsovaluesintellectualandemotionalfulfillment.HerstrongbeliefingenderandsocialequalitychallengetheVictorianprejudicesagainstwomenandthepoor.Iadmireherverymuch.Inmyopinion,sheisaprideofhumans.AndanothermaincharacterinthenovelisEdwardRochester.AsJanesemployera

3、ndthemasterofThornfield，Rochesterisawealthy,enthusiasticmanwithadarksecret.Whatrehesmoisveryunconventional,tointeractwithJanefranklyandirectly,hecanputasideeverythinghepossessed.IthinkJaneEyreisanautobiographyofCharlottoBronte.Althoughthestoryismadeup,theheroineandpeopleslifeandtheenvironmentinthest

4、oryweretakenfromthedetailsofrealpeoplearoundtheexperience.CharlotteBrontedescribedayounggirlstrugglinglifetoexpressherinnerthought:everyoneisequalregardlessofhisorhergender.Intheactualfact,JaneEyrewasntpretty,evenherselfknowsthat,andofcourse,theordinaryaooearancemakeothershavebadopiniononher.However

5、,inmymind,apersonsbeautyonthefacecanonlymakeothersfeelthatheorsheisattractiveorcharming.Ifhisorhermindisntthesameoblenastheappearance,beautyofthiskindcannotlastforalongtime,onlyapersonsgreatvirtue,anoblesoul,abeautifulheartcanbecalledasaneverlastingbeauty.JaneEyrestorymakesmethinkaboutfuturelifeandI

6、learnmuchfromherexperiences,Iknoweveryonewillhaveabettertomorrowifoneholdshisbeliefs,regardlessofonesstatusandthesituationheisin.英语1153杨舒越篇二：Jane_Eyer简爱英文读后感想AfterreadingJaneEyerThisisastoryaboutaspecialandueservedwomanwhohasbeenexposedtoahostileenvironmentbutcontinuouslyandfearlesslystrugglingforhe

7、rideallife.Thestorycanbeinterpretedasasymboloftheindependentspirit.ItseemstomethatmanyreadersEnglishreadingexperiencestartswithJaneEyer.Iamofnoexception.Aswerefertothemovie“JaneEyer”,itisnotsurprisingtofindsomedifferencesbecauseofitsbeingfilmizedandretoldinanewway,butthespiritofthenovelremains-tobea

8、nindependentperson,bothphysicallyandmentally.JaneEyerwasabornresister,whoseparentswentoffwhenshewasveryyoung,andheraunt，theonlyrelativeshehad，treatedherasbadlyasaragtag.SinceJaneseducationinLowwoodOrphanagebegan,shedidntgetwhatshehadbeenxpectingsimplybeingregardedasacommonperson,justthesameasanyothe

9、rgirlaround.ThesuffersfrombeinghumiliatedanddevastatedteachJanetobeperseveringandprizedignityoveranythingelse.Asarewardofrevoltingtheruthlessoppression,JanegotachancetobeatutorinThornfieldGarden.ThereshemadetheacquaintanceoflovelyAdeleandthatgardensowner,Rochester,amanwithwarmheartdespiteacoldfaceou

10、tside.Janeexpectedtochangethelifefromthenon,butfatehaddecidedotherwise:AfterJaneandRochesterfellinlovewitheachotherandgotdowntogetmarry,sheunfortunatelycametoknowinfactRochesterhadgotalegalwife,whoseemedtobetheshadowfollowingRochesterandledtohismoodinessallthetime-Rochesterwasalsoadespairingpersonin

11、needofsalvation.Janedidwanttogivehimahand,however,shemadeuphermindtoleave,becauseshedidntwanttobetrayherownprinciples,becauseshewasJaneEyer.Thefilmhasfinallygotasymbolistend:Janeinheritedalargenumberoflegaciesandfinallyreturned.AfterfindingRochestermisfortunebroughtbyhisoriginalmadwife,Janechosetost

12、aywithhimforever.Idontknowwhatothersfeel,butfranklyspeaking,IwouldratherregardthesectionthatJanebeganherteachingjobinThornfieldasthefilmsend-especiallywhenIheardJaneswords“NeverinmylifehaveIbeenawakensohappily.”Foronething,thisidealandbrand-newbeginningoflifewaswhatJanehadbeenimaginingforlongasasuff

13、eringperson;foranother,thisshouldbewhattheaudienceswithmyviewshopedhertoget.Buttheprofessionaljudgmentofproducingfilmsremindedmetowaitforatotallydifferentresult:Theremustbesomethingwrongcomingwiththeexcellence-perhapsnotonlyshouldanothersectionbeaddedtoeichthestory,butalsowemayseefromthenexttransiti

14、onofJanelifesthat“Lifeislikeaboxofchocolates,youneverknowwhatyouwouldget.”(ByForrestGumpsmother,inthefilm“ForrestGump”)Whatsmore,thisfilmdidntendwhenJaneleftThornfield.ForJaneEyerherself,thereshouldalwaysbesomewheretorealizehergreatidealofbeingindependentconsideringherfortitude,butforRochester,howhe

15、cangetsalvation?Thefilmgivestheanswertentatively:JaneeventuallygotbacktoRochester.Infact,whenJanemetRochesterforthefirsttime,shescaredhishorseandmadehisheelstrained,toacertainextent,whichmeantRochesterwouldgetretrievalbecauseofJane.WecanconsiderRochestersexperiencesasthatofreligionmeaning.Thefirebyh

16、isfranticwifewasthepunishmentforthecynicismearlyinhislife.Afterit,RochestergotthemercyoftheGodandtheloveofthewomanwhomheloved.Herewecansay:humannatureanddivinitygetunitedperfectlyinordertoletsuchastoryaccordwiththerequirementsofbothtwosides.Thevalueofthisfilmmaybeduetoitseffortstoexploreanewwayforth

17、edevelopmentofhumanismunderthefaithofreligion.Lifeisceaselesslychanging,butourlivingprinciplesremain.Firmlypersistingfortherightsofbeingindependentgivesusenoughconfidenceandcourage,whichislikethebeaconoverthecapricciososeaoflife.Intheworldofthefilm,wehavefoundthestoriesofourselves,whichmakesussoconc

18、ernedaboutthefateofthedramatispersonae.Inthiseraofrapidsocialandtechnologicalchangeleadingtoincreasinglifecomplexityandpsychologicaldisplacement,bothphysicalandmentaleffectsonuscallforabalance.WearelikelytofindourselvesboggeddownintheSargassoSeaofinformationoverloadandlivingunconsciousness.Itsourspi

19、ritthatmakesthelifemeaningful.Heartistheengineofbody,brainistheresourceofthought,andgreatfilmsarethemirrorsoflife.Indubitably,“JaneoneEyerof”isthem.篇三：简爱英文章节归纳及读后感想JaneEyreChapter1Summary:JaneEyrewasalwaysill-treatedatGatesheadHallwhereheraunt,Mrs.Reedandhercousins-Eliza,JohnandGeorgianalived.Once,s

20、hewasreadingonthewindow-seatbehindacurtain.Johncameanddroveheraway.Toheranger,shedefendedherself,butherauntcameandcommandedtolockherinthered-room.Feelings:IfeelreallybadforJaneasachildatherage.ImagineifIwereheratthattime,Imaygivemyselfupanddieearly.Eveniffacingsuchbadsituation,shestilllovedreading.I

21、admireherverymuch.Chapter2Summary:Janewasdraggedawaybytwoservants,BessieandMissAbbot,andlockedinthered-room.ItwastheplacewhereherUncleReeddied.Thus,thewholeatmosphereremindedherofghosts.Shecouldntstanditanymoreandpassedout.Feelings:IcanthelpfeelingthatJanewassufferingsomekindofmentaldiseasebecausehe

22、rauntandcousinsattitudetowardsher.Poorlittlechild!Ihopesometimeinthefutureitcanbehealed.Chapter3Summary:ThedoctorMr.LloydcametoseeifJanewasOK.Heaskedherwhethershewouldliketogotoschoolornotandthatwasall.Meanwhile,MissAbbottoldBessieaboutJane.HermotherwasMr.Reedssister.Shemarriedanearlypennilessclergy

23、man,andherfatherwasfuriousandhadnothingmoretodowithher.Theywentawaytoworkamongpoorpeople,caughttyphoid,anddiedwhenMissJanewasababy,soshewassenttoGatesheadHall.Bessiefeltsorryafterhearingthese.Feelings:Janewassureunfortunate,buttosomeextent,shewasreallylucky.ShehadsomeonelikeBessiewhocaredabouther.It

24、hinkJanewillstartanewlifeatschool.Chapter4Summary:JanewasintroducedtoaschoolheadmasterMr.Brocklehurst.Heraunttalkedbadabouthertothattall,grimman,whichmeansherschoollifedidnthaveagoodbeginning.Feelings:IjustfeelsickforMrs.Reedsbehavior.Onecannotjudgeothersnomatterwhat,letaloneshewasJanesaunt.Whatsheh

25、addonecouldprobablydestroyJaneswholelife!Chapter5Summary:JanearrivedataschoolatLowood.Thelivingconditiontherewasreallypoor.Girlsthereonlyhadalittlefoodtoeatandsomeofitcouldntbecalledas“food”.ButtherewasateachercalledMissMillerwhocaredaboutthegirls,orderingextrabreadandcheeseforthem.Feelings:Iwonderw

26、hyonearththerewasaschoollikethatinthepast.Whatkindofparentswouldsendtheirchildrentohellonearth?IamworriedaboutJanerightnow.Chapter6Summary:HelenwasafriendofJanewhenshewasatschool.TherewasateachercalledMissScatcherdwhowasalwaysdirectedagainstHelen.ShescoldedHelenwhenevershehadachance.ButHelenwasprett

27、ypositivetowardsthese.Shebelievedthatsincelifewasshort,weshouldbehappy.Feelings:Helenhadastrongcharacterasakid.Ithinkthatmustduetoherearlyexperienceasanorphan.Shecouldfaceanythingpeacefully.Manyadultscantdothatinmyopinion.Chapter7Summary:Mr.BrocklehurstannouncedtoallthegirlsintheschoolthatJanewasali

28、arandhewarnedthemagainsther.ButHelentrustedherandgavehercourage.Feelings:Itsrudetosaybadthingsaboutothersnomatterinfrontofthemorbehindtheirbacks.Mr.Brocklehurstsbehaviorcanbereallyhurtful.Chapter8Summary:MissTemplewasanotherpersonwhochosetobelieveJane.SheaskedMr.LloydwhetherJanessideofstorywastrue.A

29、sMr.LloydconvincedJanesword,MissTempleannouncedtotheschoolthatJanewasinnocentofMr.Brocklehurstschargesagainsther.Feelings:MissTempleisthatkindofpersonwhogivesyoualightofhopewhenyouaretrulydown.Itasgreatlucktohavesuchapersonbeyoursideandsupportyou.IthinkMissTemplewillinfluenceJanethroughoutherlifetim

30、e.Chapter9Summary:TyphoidfeverstruckLowoodwhenspringcame.Thus,manyofthestudentswerekeptapart.Helenwasalsoill,nottyphoidbutwithconsumption.KnowingHelenmightdiesoon,JanecouldnthelptiptoeingtotheroomHelenstayedintobewithherasherlastcompany.TheyspentanighttogetherandHelendiedinJanesarmduringherdream.Fee

31、lings:HelensdeathwasagreatlossforJaneinmyopinion.Butanyhow,Helenspiritleavesadeepimpressiononme,andIbelieve,oneveryonewhohaseverreadthisbook.Chapter10Summary:Soonafterthetyphoid,therewasaninquiry,whichbroughttolightthetruthaboutLowoodwithitswretchedclothing,poorfood,andbadconditions.Lowoodwasputinto

32、thecareofkindandsensibletrustees,andbothdietandclothingimproved.Aftersixyearsofstudythere,Janebecameateacher.Afterhertutorbothinstudyandinlife,MissTemple,getmarriedandleft,Janedecidedtoleaveaswell.OnherlastnightatLowood,BessievisitedherwithhersonBobby.ShebroughtthenewsaboutGatesheadtoJane.Feelings:I

33、tstimeforJanetofindanewplacetogo.ShehadbeenatLowoodforsomanyyearsandsheshouldsearchforsomenewopportunityandstartanewlifeatThornfieldHall.Chapter11Summary:OnarrivingatThornfieldHall,JanemetthehousekeeperMrs.FairfaxandherstudentAdelewhoseguardianwasMr.EdwardFairfaxRochester,whowasalsotheownerofthehous

34、e.ShealsometasolidlybuiltservantcalledGracePoole.Feelings:IguessJanecanliveanatleastcomfortablelifehereatThornfieldHallsincenobodyisafterher.Janesbrightnewlifestartsrightnow.Chapter12Summary:JanemetMr.Rochesteronherwaytopostaletter.Mr.Rochestersprainedhisankleinthelane.Feelings:Itsaprettystrangewayt

35、omeetyouremployerthefirsttimelikethat.Ibettherewouldbeinterestingstoriesbetweenthem.Chapter13Summary:AdelewashavingalotoftroubleconcentratingwhensheknowsMr.Rochesterwasdownstairsshekepttryingtosneakdownstairstoseehimortoguesswhatpresentedhemighthavebroughther.Mr.RochesterandJanetalkedaboutJanesearly

36、experiencesandMr.RochestercalledJaneaself.Thus,JaneconsideredMr.Rochesterchangefulandabrupt.Feelings:IkindoffeelthesameasJanedid.Howcouldanalmoststrangersaysuchrudethingduringourfirstchat?IfIwereJane,Imightbereallyangry.Chapter14Summary:Oneevening,RochestersentforJaneandAdeleafterdinner.Suddenly,bec

37、auseshewasstaringathim,RochesteraskedJaneifshethoughthehandsome.Withoutthinking,shegaveanhonestanswer:no.Rochestertoldherthathesfeelingchattytonight,andorderedJanetochatwithhimaboutsomething.WhileJaneandRochesterhadbeentalking,AdelehadrunouttotryononeofthedressesthatwereamonghernewpresentsfromRoches

38、ter.Whenshecomesbackandfrolicsaroundinthedress,shelooksjustlikehermother.Feelings:IdontknowwhybutIjustfeelthatthewholeconversationbetweenthemissuperintenseandkindofawkwardtome.Chapter15Summary:OnedaywhenMr.RochesterandJanewerewanderinginthegarden,Mr.RochestertalkedaboutAdelesmother,CelineVarens.That

39、evening,JanefindsRochesterasleepinhisbedwiththecurtainsandhisbedclothesonfire,andsheputsouttheflamesandrescueshim.Feelings:IfeelliketherelationshipbetweenJaneandMr.Rochesterischanging-Iseesomethingaboutlove.Chapter16Summary:Mrs.FairfaxtoldJanethatMr.RochesterwastakingatriptoMr.Eshtonshousewhichwasfi

40、lledwithgirlswhowerefondofMr.Rochester,especiallyBlancheIngram,LordIngramsdaughter.Afterhearingthis,JanewasprettysurethatMr.Rochesterwouldnotbewithhernomatterwhat,soshebecamereallysad.Feelings:IdontthinkMr.Rochesteristhatkindofguywhoonlycaresaboutmoneyandbeautytobehonest.AndifhehasfeelingsforJane,he

41、maymarryher.Chapter17Summary:Everyonespendsthethreedaysmakingfranticpreparationsforalltheguests.Whentheyrodeup,someincarriagesandsomeonhorses,abeautifulwomaninapurpledresswasridingbesideRochester.ItsBlancheIngram!Thevisitorsenter,andJanesatwithAdele,half-listeningtotheirnoiseandtryingtokeepAdelefrom

42、runningdownandbotheringthem.BlancheandRochestersangasong,andJanewantedtoleave,butshesmesmerizedbyRochestersvoice.Assoonashefinished,sheslippedoutintothehallway.RochestercameoutafterJaneandaskedwhyshedidntcomeandtalktohiminthedrawingroom.Hewantedhertocomeback,buthecouldtellshesabouttocry,sohelethergo

43、.Feelings:NowIammorethansurethatJanewasinlovewithMr.Rochestercompletely.ItobviousthatMissBlanchesheartisnotasbeautifulasherappearance,sobasicallyMr.RochesterwontchooseheroverJane.Chapter18Summary:WithRochesterabsent,astrangerarrivedatThornfield.Thestranger,whosenamewasMason,claimedtobeanoldfriendofM

44、r.RochestersLater.thatday,astrangegypsywomanarrived,offeringtotelltheirfortunes.BlancheIngramwentfirst.Everyonewaitedexcitedlyforhertocomebackandtellthemwhatthewomansaid,butwhenshedidcomebackshesaidthewomanwasobviouslyafraud.Theservant,Sam,toldJanethatthegypsywomansaidsheknewtheresanothersinglewomaninthegroup,andthatshethoughtthatmustmeanher.Janescuriousaboutthewoman,soshe