苔苔丝丝英文英文读读后感后感ThomasHardy(1840- 1928),whoisanEnglishnovelist.Hisfatherisastoneworker,whoisfond ofmusic.Hisparentsthoughtmuchoftheeducationoftheirson.Hegrown upintheDorsetshire,sotheenvironmentoftherebecamethemainbackdr opofhiswritings.Hiswritingsoftenreflectingthechangeaftercapitalis mintrudethecountriesinEnglandandthepeopleshardlife.Atfirst,Hardywrotesomenovels,andinhisoldage,heworkedonpoets.T henovelwaspublishedintheyear1891.ThomasHardyfacingtheterroro fthewarandpropagatingthelove- kindness,heisoneofthegreatestEnglishwriters.Asisknowntoall,isthemostfamousnovelofThomasHardy.Tesscomes fromafarmersfamily,theDurbeyfields.Onedayherfather,JohnDurbe yfiedlearnsthattheyaredescendedfromtheDUrbervilles,anancientfa mily.HermotherurgesTesstoclaimkinshipwiththeremainingDUrber villes,sothatTesscouldmarryagentleman.Unwillingly,thegirlcomesi ncontactwiththeStoke,DUrbervilles.ThereshemeetsAlecDUrbervi lles.Havingreceivedajoboftendingtochickens,TessstaysintheDUrbe rvilles.BeforelongtherichbutguilefulAlecmanagestoseducethegirlan dmakeherpregnant.Beinghumiliatedandresolute,Tessreturnshome， andgivesbirthtothechild,whoiscalledSorrowbutdiessoon.Withoutfin ancialsupport,Tesshastoleavehomeandgoestoworkatadistantfarm,w hereshemeetsAngelClaire.AfterAngelpersistentpursuitofTess,thetw ofallinlove.Intheweddingnight,TessadmitsaboutAlecDUrbervillesa ndthechild.Shebegsforforgiveness,butAngelleavesherindisgust.Tes sagainreturnshomealone,onlyfindthatherfamilyremainsimpoverishe dandsheevenhasnoplacetostay.Inthemeantime,AlecDUrbervillesappearsagain.Hepromisestosupportherfamily,onlyasameanstomakeTe ssdependent.Attheendofhope,thegirljumpsintothetrapoftheshameles sman.However,AngelClaire,whoisremorsefulforhismercilessnessco mesback,whichmakesTessevenmoredesperate.AfterAngelleaves,sh ekillsAlec.ThenshefollowsAngelandescapewithhim.Theymanageto hideforawhileinawoodbeforesheisarrested.Sheishangedlater.Inthisstory,thedramatispersonaTessisabeautiful,virtuouscountrygirl .AngelClairelovesTess,buthisloveisselfish,hecantforgiveherwifes mistake,heforsakesher.AlecDUrbervillesisanevilperson,hemakesT essslifebeingatragedy. Thecomment Thisisadolorousbook. Thisisastoryoflove.Tess,thepoorgirlasinnocentasthesleepingbirdsinthetrees,orthesmallf ieldanimalsinthehedges,herlifedestroyedbyherrelatives,loverandso meotherpeople.Theysaytheyloveher,buttheylikethemselvesmost.He rparentswanthermarriedAleconlybecausetheywantherdoingsomego odforthefamily.Alecwantstopossessher,becausesheisthemostbeautif ulgirlinthevillage.Hemakesherpregnantbutcantgiveherhislove.Ang leistessstruelove,buthislovealsonotconsummate,hecantforgivetess smistake,althoughhehaddidwrongwithawomen.Whyonlythewomenhadtopay?Ithoughtofthisproblemforalongtime.I nthe19thEngland,womenhadnotstatus,theyliveveryhardbecausepeo plesprejudice.Tessisthevictimunderthenotfairenvironment,shelives withforce,andeventhelawthinkstheinsultsareallowable!Attheendoft hebook,Fortuneswheelbereavesthelastthingshehadherlife.Howtovindicatethewomensright?Expectchangethepeoplesprejudi cewomenmustlearntobeadamancyandindependent.Wemustknowho wtotakecareofourselves.Wemusthavetheabilitytofeedourselves,soth atwecanwintheindependentofpersonalityandlife.Andsothatwecanha veapureaupairlove.Theword“woman”doesntmeans“puny”!WhywasTesssgirlishpuritylost?Whydidsuchabeautiful,nobleandpu rewomanasTessshouldsufferinevitableruin?Whydoesthewrongmant akethewrongwoman?Whyitisalwaysthewomanwhopays?Whytheya realwayshurt?Whyisbeautydamagedbyugliness?Whythetragedyisha ppenedmorethanonehundredyearsagorepeatedinmoderntimes?Iseve rythingtoolate?RecentlyIvereadtheBritishfamouswriterThomasHardysmasterpiec e- TessoftheDurbervilles.Itdescribesthemisfortuneofapoorpeasantgirl Tess.Inthisnovel,wecanseeTessresistherunjustfateagainandagain,till toberuined.Withthedevelopmentoftheplotwefindthathertragedyisine vitable.Wecannotbutfeeltheintenseemotionsofpityandfear.ThecauseofTessstragedyhasalwaysbeentheconcernofpeople,sucha beautiful,nobleandpurewomanasTessshouldsufferinevitableruin.W hatleadstohertragicdestiny?Whokilledher?Icantdoverywellinanaly sisthenovel.Idontknowclearlyhowthetimeshelivedinaffectherlife.Id ohaveanunderstandingofthenovelbymyself.AlecandAngelwhoareth etwopeopleverycloselyrelatedtoTesssfate.IthinkfierceAlecplayeda veryimportantroleinkillingTess,butinfact,itwashypocriticalAngelw hokilledTessindirectlybutmorecruelly.Iwantedtocry,Tess,donotfollowhimwhenIreadthatplot.Ihopeshemet hertruelovebeforeshewasseduced,buteverythingwastoolate.Shewass educedbyasocalledgentleman- Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence. Peoplelookeddownonherandrespecthernomore.Actuallyshedidnothi ngwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofman.Wom enweretooweak.Tesswaspoor,weakandhelplessandmetthewrongper sonatthewrongtime.IstronglybelievedthatitwasAngelwhokilledTesscruellyandwithoutm ercy.Angelwasaliberalbourgeoisie.Hemadehimselflivedinthecountr ysideratherthanservingthegod.Angelwasamanwhoquestionedthechu rchsteaching.Hethoughtthe