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麦田里的守望者读后感英文

  麦田里的守望者读后感英文

  The catcher in the Rye is a typical novel which reflects the confusion and rebel of the 1950s in America history. From year 1945-1955, the American society seemed to be blissful on the surface while the fear of uncertainty caused by the growing communist challenge was affecting the culture of society. People became paranoiac and youngsters of the time became rebel or even violent resulting from the lost of aim and belief. Holton, the main character of this novel, is portrayed by the author as a typical teenager of the time.

  Born in a wealthy middle class family, Holton was supposed to live a good life. However, he expelled from school four times, not dare to go home, wandering alone in York city one day and two nights, living in small inn, going to nightclubs, being alcoholism. He wanted to escape from the real world because he feel depressed, confused, filled with all sorts of unrealistic fantasies. This novel can be defined as both the tragedy of Holton's and the author Salinger, who is a young people of that generation.

  In 1950, the Korean War started, which was an extension of the Cold War which strengthened the hostilities and conflicts between America and the Soviet Union. It definitely leaded to the panic of normal people because they were uncertain about the result of the competition between the superpowers. Teenagers were emotionally confused of the changing society, doubting their life and their future. Salinger has also written other novels such as Nine Stories, a collection of short stories even more depressed than The catcher in the Rye, which at least have expressed some hope at the end of the novel. Actually, characters like Holton become popular at that time, not in literature only. In the film Rebel Without a Cause describe a very similar situation, the tendency of rebel and violence among youngsters in American culture at that time. In the early 1950s, the accumulation of emotions and conflicts were bedding the transform a few years later, which had significant influence on American culture of that period.

  理智与情感英文读后感

  The story on Sense and Sensibility happened in the late eighteenth century, telling us that two sisters of Dashwood's pursued their love and marriage. The elder sister Elinor is full of sense and could deal with everything with calm thinking. However, his younger sister Marianne always attempt to understand the world with an excess of sensibility. They had a little sister who was too young to completely understand the passion and the pursuit of love of her two sisters. Their mother Mrs, Dashwood regarded everything as sentimentality who is very much like her daughter Marianne. Mrs. Dash wood married Mr, Dashwood after his first wife passed away. His ex-wife left a son called John Dashwood. After many years, Mr. Dashwood died of the acute disease and he left his estates and most of the money to his son. Mrs. Dashwood and her daughters didn't inherit anything. Although his son promised to take good care of his step mother and younger sisters, he didn't keep his word because of the selfness of his wife.

  Sense and Sensibility build a series of diverse characters, however, for me, the most and powerful figure is Elinor. Elinor, the elder daughter of the Dashwoods, was a rational and emotional girl.At the very start, Elinor showed more sense and intelligence than her mother and younger sister. She worked carefully and considerately. She was always polite and graceful no matter who she faced. Moreover, she could permanently keep calm and sensible when she talked with others no matter the topic they talked about. It seemed that she could do anything discreetly. In addition, Elinor is also a beautiful kind girl who was clever at discovering merit of other people. For Mrs. Jennings, Elinor always mentioned her warmth, generosity and justice, although the behavior of Mrs. Jennings showed that she was a silly woman. In order that Mrs. Jennings could enjoy herself at home in London but not receive the ridicule and indifference from Marianne, and that Marianne didn't hurt herself by overdoing anything, she accepted the invitation and headed for London with her younger sister. I think, all of these showed that she is a sane person but not showed that she lacked sensibility. By contrast, Elinor was full of emotion like her younger sister, however, she was better at controlling this kind of emotion. She lost her heart to Edward and never changed her mind no matter what happened to him. She didn't abandon Edward,regardless of the fact that he wasn't good at conversation and his behavior was prim. She loved himthanks to his integrity and tolerance. Her feeling of Edward was faithful and changeless, which proved that Elinor was rational as well as emotional. She owed a clear and lucid mind to control some unnecessary emotional impulse. Sense and kindness are the proper charm of Elinor.

  After reading this novel, I think, we should have unhealthy emotion but that doesn't mean emotional reasoning.As a person, if we owed the proper emotion and personality, and at the same time we can control it with reason and sense, we could get the true happiness.

  在不如意的人生里奋起直追读后感

  文/关莎莎

  “青春岁月有孤独相随是好的,如此你才有机会认识自己;常常被人误解也是好的,如此你才能看清谁是真正的朋友;没有光明也是好的,如此你便学会了走出黑暗……所以,人生并非不过如此,生命原本可以更好”。这是《在不如意的人生里奋起直追》中的一段话,它给了我一个思考的方向。如何去度过和把握生活里的每一天,如何找到为了目标能持续产生动力和雄心的使命感,这是我该做的!

  书中有一节是这样的,“别人能做很多事,为何你却总是忙不完”,结合我的工作是不是也是这样呢?同事对我的评价是每天都那么忙,(www.lzdaxue.com)还时常加班,为什么?书中说到:“重要之事决不可被芝麻绿豆的小事所牵绊”,还说到“要事第一,就是要把时间花在最有效能的行动上”……我是不是该反省一下?是不是该对每天的工作重新定位和策划,按要事第一原则排列优先顺序?我不该患得患失,希望有“万无一失”的把握、“完美无缺”的方案……我该好好调整一下了。

  “预备!发射!瞄准!”,它的解释是:“我们从来不等有了方法再行动,而是在行动中寻求方法,在行动中瞄准。如果射偏了,没关系,纠正它,再发射。重要的是发射,是行动!”,在以后的工作中我会按“预备!发射!瞄准!”的行动,去更正原先工作方法的失误与漏洞;我会以“专业、超值、具体、诚信”的标志,去改变原先工作视野的庸碌与琐碎;我会把成功的理念和建议打印出来挂在床头,去调整原先工作心态的混乱与失序。我将从小事做起,把每天平凡的日子堆砌,我将保持一颗向上的心,勇往直前,奋起直追!

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