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纯真年代英文读后感2

第一篇：纯真年代英文读后感2TheAgeofInnocenceTheAgeofInnocenceisanovelbyEdithWharton,andEdithWhartonwasthefirstwomanwonthePulitzerPrize.ThestorywashappenedinNewYorkCity'supperclassinthe1870s,andtoldusastoryoflovetriangle.NewlandArcherisayoung,popular,successfullawyer.BeforehemeetsEllenOlenska,hislifehasneverchanged,andalwayshasbeenfilledwiththeoldcultureandcustoms.Butallofthathavebeenchanged.EllenhasfledfromherunhappymarriageandhasreturnedtoAmerica.ButshefellinlovewithNewland.SoEllenmakeshimfindthenewandwrongthingsinupperclass.Atonetime,NewlandhadlosthimselfinhislovetoEllenandwantedtoelopewithher.Butafterhiswife’spregnancy,heimmediatelydecidestodisappearfromhislifeandleaveAmerica.ButNewlandstillsurrenderstothesociety,findthe“right”waytocontinuehisownlift,andneveroutofloyaltytotheirmarriage.Ellenisatypicalrebelofthatsociety;shedoesn’tknowalltherulesofOldNewYork’supper-class.And,shehatesallthingsinaboringlife;themostimportantoneisamarriagewithoutlove.However,thoserulesdestinedtheimpossibilitybetweensheandNewland’slove.Theycan'tgetridofthebondageofthesociety,theirlovealsohavenoplacetosurvival.Theythinkandconsiderationtoomuchforeachother.Atlast,theywillmisseachother.Anothermajorcharacterofthisstory,Mayisdifferentfromtheabovetwoperson.Shesmileallthetime,alwaysknowwhattodoandhowtodo.Atthefirst,sheengagedtoNewland.Afterthemarriage,whenshesuspectsNewlandisEllen'slover,Mayhasalwayspretendstobehappybeforesociety.Shealwaysknewthatherhusbandlovewithothers,butshelovesherhusband.Intheendshehasusedherunbornkidtokeepherhusband.Mayalwaysthinkshewillwininthislovebattlebecauseofthewholesocietybehindher.Afterreadingthisnovel,IthinkthatNewlandisapoorguy.Hecan’tlovethewomanwhichheloves.Hemustbeobservingtherulesofsociety.IfhebecomeslikeEllen,hewillloseeverythingthathehasbuilthisownfoundationsinupperclassinNewYork.Intheend,heisneither,norishehimself.However,underthissociety,theyareallvictims,notonlyNewlandbutalsoMayandEllen.Thisisthebiggesttragedyinthe1870s’NewYork.Iamveryhappytoborninthisce