双城记英语读后感-双城记读后感.docx

双城记英语读后感-双城记读后感

第一篇：双城记英语读后感-双城记读后感ALoveandHateinATaleofTwoCitiesManyhavegrownfondofthetaleinvolvingthenoble,formerFrencharistocrat,whohadvirtuallyunmatched(exceptmaybeinbooks)goodfortune.First,hislifewassavedbythepitifultestimonyofabeautifulyoungwoman.Anyonewouldgladlyhavemarriedthisbeautifultoo-good-to-be-true-womanhewedded.Itislaterseen,however,thatthismanshouldhavemarriedherevenifshewereuglyassin.Thiswasnotthecasethough,andhemarriedabeautifulwoman,whohadanadmirerwhowasadeadringerforherhusband,wasaloser,andwouldgivehislifetokeepherfrompain,allofwhichreallycomesinhandywhenherhubbyisonhiswaytotheguillotine.Thisisnotthestoryofamanwithmultipleguardianangels,butratherthatofacharacterinCharlesDickens'novelATaleofTwoCities.Askepticcouldeasilyseethisasanunbelievable,idealisticandoverratednovelthatistoofar-fetched.Anunbiasedreader,however,canseethatthisisastoryofloveandhate,eachmakingupthebare-bonesofthenovelsothatonemustlookcloselytoseeDickens'biases,attemptsatpersuasion,andunbelievableplot-lines,someofwhicharespawnedfromDickens'loveandhate,andsomeofwhichloveandhateareusedtodevelop.Themorelifelessofthecharacterswearesupposedtolike--theManettes,Darnay,Lorry--playtheirpartsintheidyllicfashionDickensandlike-mindedreaderswant,afashionmadeinflexiblebycircumstancesandpurposes.“Circumstancesandpurposes”refersinlargeparttoDickens'stateofmindandobjective.Dickens'intrusive,unusuallyeditorialpointofview,withreferencesto“I”anddeviationsfromnarrationformonologue,revealsthenovel'sslaverytotheteachingsofhismorals--orperhapshisownslaverytothemoralsofhistimeandProtestantism.Therefore,canLuciebeanydifferentfromthesupportive,whollyfemininewifeandmothersheis?NotifDickens'istosticktohisobligation,orperhapsobstinatepurpose,ofmoralteachings.Withthataside,whatistobesaidofDickens'teaching,hispresentationofloveandhate?Theybothhaveonethingincommon:thecharactersrepresentingeachareunmistakableatamileaway.ThemomentLucieManetteisputbeforethereader'seyes,hertumblingblondlocks,herbrightblueeyes,herseve