【正文】 subjectiveimpression,whichisnoteasyforotherpeopleunderthecorrectnotes,thusresultinginmutualmi,thefirstimpressiongivenbyotherscanaffectmanythings,butitcouldnotchangethewholething,.Theremustbemoreindepthunderstandinginordertohaveamoreobjectivepointofargument. Inshort,theperfecthumannaturehavetheabilitytichangealltheugl,tomeeteverything 第四篇：傲慢與偏見讀后感 MarriagesinPrideandPrejudice ThenovelPrideandPrejudice,writtenbyJaneAustenin1813,tellstheeyfallinlovewitheachothersomehowinfluencedbywealthandbeauty,sherefuseshimforheconsidersBinglyandhersister, ’t,whoislachinginmaturity,runsoffwithGeeWickham. Throughthesecharacters,thisnovelmainlytellsustheattitudetowardsloveandmarriage. Aboveall,JaneAustenheldtheviewthatoneshouldmarrybasedonlovele,herfriendCharlotteLucasfailtopersistonit, ’smore,Chapter20,wealthandhermother ’ persistence.“ ShetalkedtoElizabethagainandagain。coaxedandthreatenedherbyturnsandElizabeth,sometimeswithrealearnestness. ”“ andElizabeth,sometimeswithrealearnestnessandsometimeswithplayfulgaiety,however,herdeterminationneverdid. ’’Andinourreallife,oneshouldchoosehisorhermatesbecauseoflovera,maturityisimportantinone ’nishermarriage.“ HowWickhamandLydiaweretobesupportedintolerableindependence,ongtoacouplewhowereonlybroughttogetherbecausetheirpassionswerestrongerthantheirvirtue,shecouldeasilyconjecture.” Lastbutnotleast,thisnovelalsoshowsthatonecoulpleshouldrecogn ’illiamaandhersisterandgeneroustofiveothers. Allinall,PrideandPrejudiceisanoveltellstheprinciplesofmarria ’sindeendenceofpersenalityaswellasherpersistenceofloveisstillmeaningfulinmodernsociety. 第五篇：傲慢與偏見讀后感 AbookreportonPrideandPrejudice PrideandPrejudice,firstpublishedon28January1813,isthemostfamousofJaneAusten39。snovelsandoneofthefirstromanticediesinthehistoryofthenovel. JaneAusten,Englishnovelistwhoserealism,bitingsocialmentaryandmasterfuluseoffreeindirectspeech,burlesqueandironyhaveearnedheraplaceasoneofthemostwidelyreadandbestlovedwritersinBritishliterature. Itsmanuscriptwasfirstwrittenbetween1796and1797,initiallycalledFirstImpressions,leofthebookistakenfromasentenceinFannyBurney39。sCecilia。AustenwasareaderandadmirerofBurney39。snovels. Thebookopensitspreludewiththesentence,“ Itisatruthuniversallyacknowledged,thatasinglemaninpossessionofagoodfortunemustbeinwantofawife. ”Howeverlittleknownthefeelingsorviewsofsuchamanmaybeonhisfirstenteringaneighborhood,thistruthissowellfixedinthemindsofthesurroundingsfamilies,thatheisconsideredastherightfulpropertyofsomeoneorotheroftheirdaughters. Elizabethwasthecorecharacterofthestory,whoistheseconddaughte,intelligent,yetstubborn,sisterofElizabeth. ,makesaproposaltoElizabeth,unfortunatelyhewasturneddownbecausehisattitudeissupposedtobetooproudandElizabethhasagreatpreju ’smore, ’sselfishnessandpride. Havingbeenturneddownbythegirl,leavingalonglettertomakesomeexplanation:headmitsthathepersuadedBingleytoleavebutitis llalieforthatitisWickamwhousesupalltheassetsandattemptstotem,ElizabethisregretfulandchangesheropinionagainstDarcy. Thenextsummer,Elizabeth ’eaceandagain,theloversfinallygotmarried. Havingreadthebook,aquestionoccurredtomethatwhatisthecauseoft,i,therekesomethingfrantedandwehaveprejudicetothepeoplewhomwedono,wearetooproudsometimesandwejustr,wehavptationofthematerials,likeCharlotte,however,someinsistongettingmarriedtothepersonthatisreallytheirlove,justlikeElizabeth.Materialfortmakesushappysometimes,however,itwon ’l,butwecanoverethoseshortingsaspossibleaswecan,nomatterwhattheresult,ifwetryourbesttodoitwell,throwingawayallourprideandprejudice,andbeanewpersontofightforagoodfuture.