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傲慢与偏见书评(英文)

第一篇：傲慢与偏见书评(英文)ThebookreviewofPrideandPrejudice管宁PrideandPrejudiceisanovelbyJaneAusten,firstpublishedin1813.ThestoryfollowsthemaincharacterElizabethBennetasshedealswithissuesofmanners,upbringing,morality,educationandmarriageinthesocietyofthelandedgentryofearly19th-centuryEngland.Afterreadingthisbook,Ifindthatitsname,PrideandPrejudice,isquitemeaningful.Boththeprideandprejudicearecausedbymoneyandsocialhierarchy.Janereflectedtherealityofsocietybydrawingthecharactersofspecificpersonaswellasthetonguetheyusedwhentheyspeak.SomepeoplethinkthatonlyMr.DarcywasproudandonlyElizabethhadprejudicetowardsotherelse.ButIholdthedifferentopinion.Whenawealthyyoungbachelor,Bingley,movingintoNetherfieldParkintheneighborhoodoftheBennetfamily,heissoonwell-receivedbecauseofhisincomeof5000ayearandpossibilityofmarryingoneoftheyounggirlsinthetown.It’squiteeasytoseethewholesocietywaschasingdownmoneyandfame.Thatisagoodbackgroundthatthewritersuccessfullyset,makingthefollowingthingssoundreasonable.TheBennets'cousinMrCollins,aclergyman,wasproudofhisrichpatroness,thenobleLadyCatherinedeBourgh.AfterbeingrefusedbyElizabethoftheofferofmarriage,MrCollinssoonrecoveredandpromptlybecameengagedtoElizabeth'sclosefriendwhopointedoutthatMrCollinsisagood,respectful,well-employedmanwhichisabsolutelyuntrue.Howeagerwasshetohavefinancialsecuritybymarryinga,whattosay,kindofrichandpowerfulhusband.Wewonderwhetherthesocietyhadreallove.WhenElizabethwenttovisithermarriedgirlfriendCharlotteandMrCollins,shewastomeetMr.Darcymorefrequently.MrDarcyfindshimself,again,attractedtoElizabethandproposestoher.Whiletalkingtoeachother,Elizabethchargedhimwithpride,withdestroyinghersister'shappiness,withhisdisgracefultreatmentofMrWickham,andwithhavingconductedhimselfinanungentlemanlymanner.AllthereasonsofherprejudicetowardsDarcywereshowninnoother.However,afterreadingthelettersenttoclearhimselfbyMr.Darcy,ElizabethcametoacknowledgethetruthofMrDarcy'sassertions.Later,Elizabethrealizedwhatakind,amiableandconsideratepersonMr.Darc