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英语读书笔记【十篇】

英语读书笔记【十篇】

认真读完一本著作后，相信大家都积累了属于自己的读书感悟，

是时候写一篇读书笔记好好记录一下了。那要怎么写好读书笔记呢？

下面是小编收集整理的英语读书笔记【十篇】，仅供参考，希望能够

帮助到大家。

英语读书笔记【十篇】1

TheOldManandtheSeaisoneofHemingwaysmost

enduringinlanguageofgreatsimplicityandpower,itisthestory

ofanoldCubanfisherman,downonhisluck,andhissupreme

ordeal——arelentless,agonizingbattlewithagiantmarlinfarout

mingwayrecasts,instrikingly

contemporarystyle,theclassictheneofcourageinthefaceof

defeat,ofpersonaltriumphwonfromlos.

Writtenin1952,thishugelysuccessfullynovellaconfirmed

hispowerandprenceintheliteraryworldandplayedahuge

el

isveryfamousintheworld,

alsostudieditinourChineclass,Hemingwaysnovelarealways

interestingIlikehisnovelmuch,alsoinhisnovelwecanlearna

’sreallyagoodnovelforpeopletoread.

《老人与海》是海明威最不朽的作品之一。故事讲述的是一位运

气不太好的古巴老渔夫在墨西哥湾流与一条巨大的马林鱼进行的一场

残酷而痛苦的战斗。在这里，海明威以惊人的当代风格重塑了面对失

败的勇气和个人从失败中获得的胜利的经典。

写于1952年，这个巨大的成功的中篇小说确认了他的权力和存在

在文学世界和发挥了巨大的部分，他赢得了1954年诺贝尔文学奖。这

部小说在世界上很有名，所以很多人喜欢这部小说。我们也在我们的

语文课上学习它，海明威的小说总是很有趣，我很喜欢他的小说，也

在他的小说中我们可以学到很多他的意思。这确实是一本值得人们阅

读的好小说。

英语读书笔记【十篇】2

yenjoy

thisfilmsomuch.

Sowhat＇syourchoicebetweenbeingacommonpersonor

aherowithpeople＇sreects?Mostpeoplewillchoothelatter.

Butwhatwillbeyourchoiceifthecostislayingyourloveramong

therisks?Whatwillitbeifthecostisyoucannevertellthegirl,

whoyoulovesomuch,thatyouloveher?Theidermanhadthis

allyhestillchothelatter,notinorderto

beahero,buttomakethiswordpeaceful.

IwassomovedbythewordstheAuntMarysaid:

Youwillneverguesswhathewantstobe,

knowstheherowhenheesone,tooafewcharactersoutthere,

flyingallaroundoutthere,ows

kidslikeHenryneedherocourageous,sacrificingforpeople,

enthronethem,cheerthem,screamtheirnamesandyearslater

theywilltellhowtheystoodintherainforhoursjusttogeta

glimptheonewhotaughtthemtoholdontostandlonger.I

epusbehonest,give

usstrength,makeusnoble,andfinallyallowustodiewithproud.

Everthoughsometimeswehavetoinitiativelygiveupthething

wewantmost,mandidthatforHenry,

shim.

Theidermangotmuchfromthewords,t

aboutyou?what＇stheherolyinginyou?

今晚我看了第三遍这部电影。我真的很喜欢这部电影。

那么，在做一个普通人和一个受人尊敬的英雄之间，你有什么选

择呢？大多数人会选择后者。但是，如果代价是让你的爱人承担风险，

你会选择什么？如果代价是你永远不能告诉你深爱的女孩，你爱她，

那会是什么？iderman有这样的矛盾。但最后他还是选择了后者，不

是为了做一个英雄，而是为了让这个词和平。

我被玛丽阿姨说的话感动了

你绝对猜不到他想成为什么样的人。当他看到一个英雄的时候他

就知道了，外面有几个角色，在外面飞来飞去，拯救像我这样的老女

孩。上帝知道像亨利这样的孩子需要勇敢的英雄，为别人牺牲，为我

们树立榜样。每个人都喜欢英雄。人们捧起他们，为他们欢呼，叫他

们的名字。多年以后，他们会讲述自己是如何在雨中站了几个小时，

就为了看一眼那个教会他们坚持更久的人。我相信我们每个人心中都

有一个英雄。他们让我们诚实，给我们力量，让我们高尚，最后让我

们骄傲地死去。尽管有时我们不得不主动放弃我们最想要的东西，甚

至是我们的梦想。蜘蛛侠是为了亨利，所以他想知道他去了哪里。他

需要他。

他从这些话中得到了很多，我也一样。你呢？你心中的英雄是什

么？

英语读书笔记【十篇】3

Duringthisterm,IhavereadanovelTheRedandtheBlack.

ThenovelwaswrittenbytheFrenchwriterStendhalinthe19th

·HenriBeyle,betterknownbyhispenname

Stendhal,wasoneofthecriticalrealismFrenchwritersinthe19th

century。ThemilitaryandtheatricalworldsoftheFirstFrench

orhisacuteanalysis

ofhischaracters’psychologyandreflectionofsociety,heis

consideredoneoftheearliestandforemostpractitionersof

realisminhistwonovelsLeRougeetleNoir(TheRedandthe

Black,1830)andLaChartreudeParme(TheCharterhouof

Parma,1839)。Stendhallaiddownforhimlfinadiaryentryof

May1804:“regardeverythingI’vereadtodateaboutmanasa

prediction;,

happiness,fame,allisuponit.”Futuritycallitrealismcreation

ce,Stendhalwasthefirstlitterateurtoreveal

corruptionofthebourgeoisiethroughliterature.

éGidesaid

thatTheRedandtheBlackwasanovelaheadofitstime,thatit

dhal’s

time,pronovelsincludeddialogueandomniscientnarrator

descriptions;hisgreatcontributiontoliterarytechniquewas

describingthepsychologies(feelings,thoughts,inner

monologues)ofthecharacters,resultantlyheisconsideredthe

creatorofthepsychologicalnovel.

英语读书笔记【十篇】4

BackgroundofJaneEyre

JaneEyreisthemasterpieceofCharlotteBronte,anEnglish

ksposssromanticism

sothoughtthatthisbookisauthor’s

autobiography.

IntroductionofJaneEyre

Janewasapureandthinkablewoman,wholivedinsubstrata

wasfractiousandthesprite

kssingtheloverespectingeach

otherandbreakawayfromconmancustomsandpreoccupation.

Themostsuccessfulofthisbookistofigureafemaleimagewho

daredtogainstandtryforliberteandegalite.

Characteristicsofcharacters

JaneEyrewasabornresister,whoparentswentoffwhen

shewasveryyoung,andheraunt，theonlyrelativeshehad，

aterriblechildhoodbut

it’snotaffectedherfuturebecausheispoorbutaspiring,

smallinbodybuthugeinsoul,obscurebutlf-respectinggirl.

Janewasalsoathinkablewomaninherlove,shethought

loveiqual,freeandrespecting,soshegainahappyending

withbeautifulpersonality.

MythoughtsofJaneEyre

Janeownsgoodnessforherlover,Rochester,wholostarms

andeyes,andalsoforsomeonewhohadhurther.

Janeownspursuitforjustice;ithelpshertopromote

goodnessononesideandcheckthebadnessontheotherside.

herlifeexperienceishardships,butsheneverunderratesherlf.

therighttogain

happinessthroughhardworking.

Janeownstoughness,confidenceandstrivingforlife……

Sheisnotbeautifulandwealthyandverynormalin

conman’yopinion,thebeautyonthefaceisnot

importantthanintheheartbecauthebeautyofheartcould

liveforeverbutnotthebeautyofface.

So,tomeortoallgirlsintheworld,weneedn’tinferiority

andcomplaintwithourlvesifwedon’thavebeautyand

wealthbecauthetruehappinessisnotgainedbythetow

ly,weshouldlearntobeapersonwhoislikeJane,

howfearlesswoman.

英语读书笔记【十篇】5

Hamlet"ofShakespearisaclassicalreprentativework.

Thisbookcertainlydoesnothavethebigdifferenceinthe

superficialplotwiththehistoricalfable,spokeortheDanish

princethestorywhichrevengedforthefather,inwhichfillsthe

kethedramatis

personaeHoratiosaid:"youmayheartotorapemassacre,the

unusualrepairbehavior,thedarkcenterdecision,accidental

slaughter,borrowsthehandmurder，

aswellasfallsintosuicideresult."Windinglyelectstheplot,

Wittenberg

hurriesbackthehomeinahurryfromGermany,isattendshis

father'sfuneral,，enableshimtoaccept,henotcatchesupwith

father'sfuneral,actuallywitnesdthemotherandtheUncle

Claudius'weddingceremony,thishadcaudHammtheWright

suspicionattheheart,addednightabovemeetsintheroyal

palacecastlewithfather'sghost,theghostsorrowsued,thispile

atrocitywasUncleHamletthebehavior,andwantedhimto

revengeforthethis,hestartedthedifficultrevengecour,

y,nt

outswordtherevengetoClaudius.

英语读书笔记【十篇】6

JaneEyrewaspublishedin1847undertheandrogynous

pudonymof"CurrerBell."Thepublicationwasfollowedby

ingtwoliterarytraditions,the

BildungsromanandtheGothicnovel,JaneEyreisapowerful

narrativewithprofoundthemesconcerninggenders,family,

passion,ambiguouslyoneofthemost

celebratednovelsinBritishliterature.

Bornin1816,CharlotteBrontewasthethirddaughterof

PatrickBronte,anambitiousandintelligentclergyman.

AccordingtoNewsman,alltheBrontechildrenwereunusually

precociousandalmostferociouslyintelligent,andtheirinformal

andunorthodoxeducationsundertheirfather’stutelage

kBrontesharedhisinterestsin

literaturewithhischildren,towardwhomhebehavedasthough

ntechildrenread

tte’simaginationwaspeciallyfiredbythe

poetryofByron,whobroodingheroesrvedasthe

prototypesforcharactersintheBronte’sjuvenilewritingsas

terinJaneEyre(2)。

Bronte’sformaleducationwaslimitedandsporadic–ten

monthsattheageof8atCowanBridgeClergyDaughters’

School(themodelforLowoodInstitutioninJaneEyre)，eighteen

monthsfromtheageof14atRoeHeadSchoolofMissMargaret

Wooler()(Nestor3-4)。Accordingto

Newman,BrontethenworkedasateacheratRoeHeadforthree

ganalternative

wayofearningmoney,CharlotteBrontewenttoBruslsin1842

tostudyFrenchandGermanatthePensionnatHeger,preparing

mstohave

falleninlovewithhercharismaticteacher,

experienceemsonaprobablesourceforarecurrentfeaturein

Bronte’sfiction:“relationshipsinwhichtheinflammatoryspark

ofintellectualenergyignitesaneroticattractionbetweena

womanandamoresociallypowerfulman”(Newman6)。The

Brontes’effortstoestablishaschoolattheparsonagenevergot

eekingwaystomakemoney,Charlotte

published,withhersisters,theunsuccessfulPoemsbyCurrer,Ellis,

stefforttopublishanovel,TheProfessor,

re,publishedinOctober1847,

however,wasmetwithgreatenthusiasmandbecameoneofthe

“CurrerBell”Brontecompletedtwomore

novels,riedReverendWilliamBell

Nichollsin1854anddiedninemonthslater,attheageofthirty-

ninein1855(Nestor4-5)。

ThestoryofJaneEyretakesplaceinnorthernEnglandinthe

earlytomid-19thCentury.(“JaneEyre”151)Itstartsastheten-

year-oldJane,aplainbutunyieldingchild,ixcludedbyher

AuntReedfromthedomesticcirclearoundthehearthand

he

,anapothecarythatsympathizesJane,

ndsJanetoLowoodInstitutionoperatedbya

hypocriticalEvangelicalist,ehurst,whochastisJane

od,Janebefriends

withHelenBurns,whohelpsthenewlyarrivedJaneadjusttothe

austere

JaneEyre在1847出版的“CurrerBell”笔名出版。”其次是广

泛的成功。利用两种文学传统成长小说与哥特小说，JaneEyre是一个

强大的叙事和深刻的主题涉及性别、家庭、激情、和身份。这无疑是

英国文学史上最著名的小说之一。

夏洛蒂·勃朗特出生于1816，是PatrickBronte的第三个女儿，一

个雄心勃勃、聪明的牧师。据新闻报道，勃朗特所有的孩子都异乎寻

常的早熟，几乎智力超群，他们的非正式的、非正统的父亲的指导下

教育培养这些特质。PatrickBronte和他的孩子们分享他对文学的兴趣，

他表现得好像是他的智力平等。勃朗特的孩子们如饥似渴地阅读。夏

洛特的想象，尤其是拜伦的诗被解雇，其沉思的英雄为勃朗特的少年

作品中人物的原型以及罗切斯特先生在JaneEyre这样的人物（2）。

勃朗特的正规教育是有限的–十个月，8岁的女儿在考恩桥学校和神职

人员散发性（在简爱寄宿学校的模型），在学校负责人罗伊Margaret

Wooler小姐从14岁十八个月（坦普尔女士（Nestor模型）3-4）。

根据Newman的说法，勃朗特曾在獐头三年的教师要做家庭教师之前。

寻求另一种赚钱的方式，夏洛蒂·勃朗特去了布鲁塞尔，1842在

PensionnatHeger学习法语和德语，准备在牧师开学校。她似乎爱上

了她富有魅力的老师，ConstantinHeger。经验似乎对勃朗特小说中

的一个经常性特征可能来源：”的.关系中，知识能量的炎症的火花点

燃一个女人和一个社会更强大的人之间的性吸引力”（Newman，

6）。Brontes努力在牧师建立学校从来没有离开地面。仍在寻找赚钱

的途径，夏洛特出版，与她的姐妹们，不成功的诗柯勒，埃利斯和阿

克顿贝尔。她第一次发表小说《教授》的努力也是失败的。然而，

1847年10月出版的JaneEyre却获得了极大的热情，成为畅销书之

一。“柯勒贝尔”勃朗特完成了两部小说，雪莉和特。她嫁给了威廉

牧师尼科尔斯在1854个月和九个月后去世，三十九岁时在1855

（Nestor4-5）。

JaneEyre的故事发生在19世纪中期至19世纪中叶的英国北部。

（JaneEyre）151）从十岁的简开始，她是一个普通但倔强的孩子，

被她的姨妈里德从家庭圈子里排除在外，被她英俊而讨厌的堂兄弟们

所欺负。劳埃德先生的建议下，一名药剂师，同情简，列得太太把简

寄宿学校的虚伪evangelicalist，经营的Brocklehurst先生，他谴责

了简在全班面前骂她是骗子。在Lowood，简，海伦·彭斯，谁帮助新

来的简适应严峻

英语读书笔记【十篇】7

TheOldManandtheSeaisoneofHemingwaysmost

enduringinlanguageofgreatsimplicityandpower,itisthestory

ofanoldCubanfisherman,downonhisluck,andhissupreme

ordeal——arelentless,agonizingbattlewithagiantmarlinfarout

intheGulfStream.

HereHemingwayrecasts,instrikinglycontemporarystyle,the

classictheneofcourageinthefaceofdefeat,ofpersonaltriumph

nin1952,thishugelysuccessfullynovella

confirmedhispowerandprenceintheliteraryworldand

playedahugepartinhiswinningthe1954NobelPrizefor

elisveryfamousintheworld,solotofpeople

likethisnovel.

WealsostudieditinourChineclass,Hemingwaysnovel

arealwaysinterestingIlikehisnovelmuch,alsoinhisnovelwe

’sreallyagoodnovelfor

peopletoread.

英语读书笔记【十篇】8

"TessoftheD’Urbervilles”isafamousBritishwriter

Thomashardy'savery

significantpartamonghisNovelsofCharacterandEnvironment,

aleleadingroleisa

pure,

inapoorfamily,shehastocomplywithhermother'spersuasion

thatgoestoworkinthelandlord’rethatsheis

thpregnancy,shecomesback

homeUnfortunately,notsolongaftershegivesbirthtoachild,

rtogetridofthisterribleshadow,

shegoestoamilkfactorymilesawayfromherhomeasamilking

,afterTess

meetsthepastor'ssonAngelClare,theyweavearomanticand

beautifulstory.

IthinkTessmustbeakind-heartedgirl.

Sheenduredsomuchpain,butshenevercomplainedabout

ewasyoung,te

-calledgentlemancheatedher

andtookawaythemostimportantthingofanun-marriedgirl.

NomatterTesswasregrettedornot,peoplearoundher,

containedthechurch,allofthemthoughtthatshewasabadgirl.

Shecouldn’ldn’tstayhometowaitfor

herparents’awayandmether

hethoughtthatshewasn’tinnocence,she

stoodherdeeploveofAngel,andputtheopportunitiestoother

girls,thowhocannevercomparedtoher.

Atlast,shegotmarriedtoAngel,butthefactofherhistory

edherbest

tomakeherhusbandhappy,buthedidn’tcarewhatshehad

done,ngelfoundthathelovedTessvery

much,vewasa

lledtheman,ranawaywithAngel,livedinothers’

hou,ghTesswouldbein

prisonandbekilled,shewouldn’ll,Angel

reallylovedheratlast.

on’tcareit

’thinkabout

mebodytellsusathingwhichisfarawayfrom

ourdailylife,wemustthinkaboutitcarefullyandinvestigatethe

theysay,whatyoubelieve,our

nowthatwearejustcitizens

ofChina,andstudentsofKashgarTeachers’life.

Howcanwefallintoaholeofimagination?Thisimaginationled

stheresult.

IntheoldtimesofChina,peoplealsohadaconceptionof

theythinkaboutmen?Yeah,atthat

time,ustneededtogive

birthtobabies,teachthem,anddohouworktotheirhusband.

oughatprent,wedon’thaveajudge

e

’tdo

manythingsbutmencan,wewillgivebirthtobabiesbutmen

don’t,everymonthwehaveveraldaysofmentalproblems

butmendon’’much,soitisrightto

givemoreopportunitiestous.

Attheball,ys,weneedtobe

ntheopportunityiscoming,wemustcatchitin

,nceisgiven

ouldprepareand

refud

tomadefriendswithAlec,

prenttimes,manychildrenknowtherelationshipbetween

omanyofthemdon’tknow.

Actually,oursocietyneedtoteachtheminordertoknowwhat

willhappenorwhattheyshoulddotoprotectthemlves.

Althoughmostparentsthinkthatthisisabadthingbeyond

virtue,butittendstotheyoungtolearnthat.

eethatTesslivedinareligion

place,butthopeopledidn’tgetthethoughtofkind-hearted

estudentswhohavethereliefon

Marxism,wehavelearnedtobekind-hearted,buthowabout

them?nscience,notghosts.

AfterTesswenttothefarm,

afraid,wasunderpressure,andwasshyonherfirstfeelingoflove.

Whyshouldwehaveacrimefeelingaftermakingamistake?Just

correctourmistakes,,wecan

notmakemistakesifweknowtheyarewrong.

ren’ttotellAngel

gelknewthat,hecouldn’

ourdailylife,aymake

time,wemustthinkhighlyofitandfaceitbut

llcomeoutunlessyoudon’

uscannotacceptourrelatives’orfriends’it

earlier,maybewecangetforgivenesarlier.

AnotherimportantthingwasthatTess’sfamilyhadmany

renvironmentmadeherhavetoapproachto

thepoordolikethis?Therearemanypoormenin

ourcountry,buttheyfindjobsforthemlves,althoughthejob

ketheirownmoneyandendurepains.

onlychildofmyparents.

tofmylife,theyhadacorrect

asyoung,

idthatIwould

wayslistenedtothem,

containedotherthings,nter

thattheyhadmanywrong

nkthatifIwasascleverasnowwhenIwas

young,nI

thinkaboutthedevelopmentofoursociety,myparentsand

retalittlethatIlove

etimesIquarreledwiththem.I

shouldtalktothem,right?Thatistobeagooddaughterand

houghtmaynotcatchupwiththesociety.

Soit’snecessarytoustotellthemtherightoradvancedthing.

Women’ite

omegoodhusbandswhoalwayslistento

personsmustrespecteachother,

’t

sthatifyouthinkmorehighly

ofanother,youwillhavemorewordstosay.

sympathywithherandevenadmireherqualitiesandcharacters.

Sheisabeautifulandnobleresistance,butTessisintheearly

developmentofthecapitalistera,interwovenwithvarioussocial

contradictions,sosimplyrelyingonherownpowercannotget

ghTess

isdead,butherimagehasbeenretainedineveryreader'sheart

forever.

?Girlsshouldbehardworking,faithful,loyal,intelligent,

andvirtuousandthemostimportantthingwasshemustbea

maiden!Ifherhusbandwasthefirstmanwhotouchedherthen

shewasagoodgirl,

shewasn’t,thenshewouldgainaverybadreputationand

outmen?Peopledid

notcarewhetherhewasanexperiencedmanornot,nordidthey

oughtmanequalspowerand

powerequalsrights.

Nowlet’yswomen’ssituations

ebecauofthechangeof

tthopoor

painfulwomenlikeTESSbejustamemory.

英语读书笔记【十篇】9

Afterafewdaysofrain,letmereadthebook"grasshou"。

Hemainlywroteabouttheboy'ssixyearsofelementaryschool

ecourofsixyears,hehasgonethrough

ook,

theprotagonist,mulberry,makesalotofstrangethings,suchas:

makingnetsintonets;Inthesummer,runningaroundina

cotton-paddedjacket,reflectsthe

aqin,becauthe

schoolwasbuilttoopenherhome,sosheandtheschool,often

iskindofoldandold,

aftertheinfluenceofmulberryandsoon,

unately,helosthisnamewhen

'snoteasybeinganoldman.

Thefunandunforgettableexperienceofmulberry's

childhoodin"thehouofgrass"makesmefeelhowprecious

thetruelovebetweenpeopleisintoday'ssociety.

英语读书笔记【十篇】10

Iwassotouchedbythebook"charlotte'sweb"，andveral

kisaboutapigWilbur

arnheknewthe

spidercharlotte,whohadnotsleptfortwodaysandtwonights

inordertorescueit,becauithadto"write"thewordsonthe

ttewasdead

tired!Inthecondspring,Wilburrememberedcharlotte,a

tshedtearswhenit

comestothis!Ibelievethisstorymustmakeyoudeeplymoved!

Yeah!ThestoryofspidercharlotteandWilbur,thepig,makes

millionsofpeoplecry.