Reading Notes of david copperfield (6 selected articles) (the first article)? After reading david copperfield, I suddenly discovered the madness of this world and the power of money-it can help a person fulfill his wish, but at the same time, it can also make a family lose everything. Dickens exposed the evil of money from a humanitarian point of view.
? This book describes various lifestyles in Britain in the19th century. The protagonist in the book is David, who started writing in the first person. David's father died before he was born, and his mother remarried at the age of eight. Stepfather is ruthless, so is sister. When David was growing up, he met many unfriendly people-cruel principals, cunning friends and malicious hooligans Heep. However, there are also some kind-hearted people, such as Peggotty, the nanny, Bacchus, the seemingly strict but kind-hearted aunt, the comfortable and gentle Agnes Micawber and Dora. The kind nanny Peggotty took care of young David like her own child and became David's good friend. Sometimes they talk about everything and are very close. Peggotty's kindness is from beginning to end. Heart is always so pure. She is not the kind of person to pretend in front of people. Her kindness comes from the heart. Then I will think of some people in our world, hypocritical kindness, hypocritical hypocrisy. What is inseparable is interest. What I do, the first consideration is whether my interests will be damaged, or whether any selfish purpose can be achieved and completed. Their thoughts should be revised according to Peggotty's spiritual standards.
? In our real life, there are many people like Heep. He is very cunning. He became friends with David and then cheated David's friends. When you first become friends with others, you always show some very gentleman or excellent qualities. In fact, they have a purpose. After confusing each other, the evil purpose and plan began. Use the other person's reliable human feelings to cheat, and then run away when you achieve your goal. Their humanity is ugly and hateful.
? David copperfield is a poor boy. He has no father. However, something even more unexpected happened. Maud Si Tong married David's mother and became David's stepfather. He is extremely autocratic, not only monitoring David and his mother's every move, but also flogging him when he doesn't like it. So instead of letting David enjoy the warmth of his father's love, his stepfather is more painful than before! To make matters worse, he colluded with the school and tied a notice to David: "Be careful of him, he bites." This is only because David didn't give in to the only resistance when he was beaten. He bit Maud Si Tong's hand, which was an instinctive behavior. Modern Si Tong treats a child in such a despicable way. Later, his mother was tortured to death by modern Si Tong.
? Under the impact of free competition and free trade, monetary law dominates society. Copperfield's bumpy life was caused by the property plots related to him, such as Maud Si Tong and You Liya Heep. From the noisy London to the secluded villages and towns, money worship and selfishness are everywhere, suffocating people's lives and even children. At that time, children's education in Britain had become the object of bourgeois commerce. As a principal, Krygur knows nothing but flogging, and the school he rules is full of chilling horror and meanness. It was a common phenomenon in British factories at that time that factories cruelly squeezed the cheap labor of child workers. A wholesale shop of Maud Si Tong-Green Wine Company employs three or four children, among whom Copperfield is only ten years old and works like an adult from morning till night, but his reward is only to buy old cakes or raw pudding sold at half price. He is always hungry and ragged, and suffers endless pain and humiliation.
? The cruelty of the money world is concentrated and sharply reflected in the economic pressure of the broad masses of the lower classes. Dickens, who was born in a bankrupt clerk's family, has a personal experience and understanding of this. With deep sympathy, he described the pain of poor teacher Maier and the anxiety of poor and unknown Mr Micawber. Meyer, who is in charge of all the work in Salem school, "doesn't even have half a shilling on him", and his boots are beyond repair. Sadly, because his old mother lived in a workhouse, she was humiliated in every way and even expelled from school. Mr Micawber solicits business for various enterprises with "little or no income". In order to maintain a family with a growing population, he sold all his money and moved from place to place. Creditors often come to the door to scold, and they are in danger of being sued by creditors and arrested and imprisoned by bailiffs at any time. Mr Micawber has been waiting for "opportunity" all his life, but the opportunity has never appeared before him. Mrs Micawber, who is faithful to love, sincerely believes that her husband "has all kinds of qualifications and talents". Unfortunately, these "qualifications and talents" have never been understood and appreciated. Mrs Micawber is good at estimating and analyzing the situation. Unfortunately, in a society that recognizes money and denies people, her reason and logic always hit a wall everywhere. Although Micawber, who is happy by nature, can take things as they are and take pleasure in solving his worries, we can't help but feel bitter for this little guy's ill-fated fate. Finally, under the pressure of money, Micawber once became a tool for the wicked to do evil. When he broke free from the clutches of his conscience, he finally realized that his family could not find a place to live in Britain and decided to emigrate overseas. On the one hand, the immigrants on the ship bound for Australia explain the British colonial policy of outward expansion, on the other hand, isn't it a kind of accusation against this country that gave them life but didn't give them jobs?
? The ruthlessness between people, social unrest, the pressure of life and the intrigue of competition are all inevitable products of the private ownership society symbolized by money. Dickens can unveil the magnificent curtain of the so-called "Victoria Prosperity" and point out its scars and blisters from a humanitarian perspective, which is very valuable.
A complete collection of model essays on reading notes of david copperfield (selected 6 articles) (the second article)? "david copperfield" mainly tells the growth and life experience of the protagonist David before middle age, tells the sincerity and darkness of many friends, love, marriage and family trivia, and shows a vast picture of English society in the middle of19th century, full of praise for truth, goodness and beauty, full of positive energy and positive significance to society. This is a famous book worth reading, which will inspire our lives and improve our ability to do things.
? David copperfield extracted some good words from his reading notes:
? 1, Modesty: Modesty, not conceited.
? 2. Up to now: Up to now, up to now, up to now.
? 3. Sincerity: unreservedly, faithfully and enthusiastically.
? 4, worry: worry, disaster.
? 5, farming: plowing and weeding, generally refers to farming. It also means working hard.
? 6. Humility: neither arrogant nor boastful.
? Excerpts from david copperfield's reading notes;
? 1, if I can only hear a gentle word, I may be molded into another person, and I may have a better life in this life.
? Appreciation: People's hearts are often fragile. When we encounter setbacks and difficulties, we need some comfort to soothe our hearts. However, when people fall down when they are frustrated, it is easy for people to go to extremes and never look back. It can be seen that gentle words can often change a person's life and have positive significance.
? We should face all this bravely. We should forget our misfortunes and live in challenges instead of being knocked down by adversity.
? Appreciation: Life will inevitably have difficulties and setbacks. At this time, what we need is brave and excellent quality, which can make us full of hope, challenge ourselves, knock down all disappointments, successfully get out of the haze and pursue our ideals with confidence again.
? Don't put off today's work until tomorrow. Waste is a thief of time, so we must catch him.
? Appreciation: this sentence expresses the preciousness of time and warns us to cherish it and make unremitting efforts to realize our ambitions and ideals, because time waits for no one, it can't be seized and will only be lost forever.
? Her voice is extremely pleasant, her laughter is extremely relaxed, and her movements are extremely pleasant and charming, which makes a soul-selling teenager fall into an absolute slave state.
? Appreciation: This passage describes the inner state of the protagonist David and the psychological feelings of a teenager who just started to fall in love. Full of yearning and praise for love. Love is beautiful and worth everyone's pursuit, but we should also understand the truth of the beauty of a gentleman as an adult, because love is something that needs two hands to make a sound and needs our care.
? Mature love, respect and loyalty are not easy to show. Its voice is very low. It is humble and yielding, it lurks, waits, and waits.
? Appreciation: This sentence reflects the author's thinking about love and is full of philosophy. Only by understanding it can we have a deeper understanding of what love is. Love is respect, loyalty, humility and concession, which requires careful care and waiting, but waiting may not get the desired result, because love is the emotional expression of the spiritual world and it is difficult to judge with rational thinking. As young people, we need to understand these truths.
Reading Notes of david copperfield (6 selected articles) (the third article)? David copperfield, the eighth novel of British novelist Charles Dickens, is called his "favorite child". It is published 20 times a month from 1849 to 1850. The first-person narrative is adopted in the book, which incorporates many authors' own life experiences. The novel tells the life of the protagonist David from childhood to middle age. With the birth of "I" as the source, the sincerity and darkness of friends, the naivety and impulsiveness of love, the sweetness and triviality of marriage, and the contradiction and harmony of family members converge into a small stream, which flows slowly on the riverbed of fate and finally melts into the tolerant and magnificent sea. In the meantime, all kinds of people and opportunities. Humor in language shows a broad picture of Britain in the middle of19th century and reflects Dickens' ideal of kindness and justice to the world.
? By describing the joys and sorrows of the protagonist david copperfield's life, david copperfield reveals the real face of the society at that time in many directions and angles, highlights the corrosive effect of money on marriage, family and society, and embodies the decadent tendency of money worship in that society. A series of tragedies in the novel are all caused by greed for money. Mr. Maud Si Tong cheated David's mother because he coveted her property; Emily eloped because she couldn't resist the temptation of money; The pain of the Wakefield family and the despair of Ham are all the consequences of money. Yulia Heep, a despicable woman, was seduced by money and gradually degenerated, and ended up in a shameful life imprisonment. These stories exposed the evil of money, which was Dickens' dissatisfaction and hatred for the social failure at that time. But what is gratifying is Mr Micawber's attitude towards money. Although he is heavily in debt, he faces all kinds of hardships in the world with an optimistic attitude. This character image pinned Dickens' beautiful yearning and pursuit for the society at that time.
? The artistic charm of david copperfield lies not in its tortuous and vivid structure or ups and downs, but in its realistic life atmosphere and lyrical narrative style. What attracts people in this work are the vivid characters, the concrete and vivid world and human feelings, and the personality characteristics of different characters.
? By reading this book, I not only got a lot of inspiration in literary creation, but also improved my feelings, attitudes and values. I once again realize the important role of human nature in social development and understand what kind of person I should be.
Reading Notes of david copperfield (6 selected articles) (the fourth article)? I. Author
? Charles Dickens, the greatest British writer in the19th century, is also a writer who is good at reflecting real life. In his works, he painted an all-encompassing social picture with superb artistic techniques. His works always show the edge of exposure and criticism, carry out the humanitarian spirit of punishing evil and promoting good, and create many unforgettable characters. His major works include The Legend of Pickwick, Oliver Twist, Old Antique Shop, Hard Times, Our Friends and so on. For more than 100 years, his masterpiece A Tale of Two Cities has been popular all over the world and is well received by readers. 1On June 9, 870, Dickens died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
? Second, the content brief introduction
? David copperfield's father died before he was born, and he grew up under the care of his mother and maid. Soon, his mother remarried, and his late father, Maud Si Tong, was fierce and greedy. He regarded David as a burden and sent him to the student's home of Peggotty, the nurse's brother, before marriage. Peggotty is an honest and kind fisherman. He lives in a hut converted from a wrecked boat by the Yarmouth seaside, and lives alone with a pair of orphans Emily and Heim. David lives a poor and harmonious life with them.
? David went back to his stepfather's house because he missed his mother. However, his late father not only often beat him, but even deprived his mother of the right to care and caress him. After his mother died, his late father immediately sent David, who was under 65,438+00 years old, to be a child worker washing bottles, and David lived a life without food and clothing. He went through all the hardships and finally found his Miss menstruation Bessie.
? Miss Bessie is eccentric by nature, but kind-hearted. She took David in and sent him to school for further study. When David was at school, he stayed with his aunt's lawyer, Wickfield, and established a deep friendship with his daughter, Ennis. However, David is extremely disgusted with a secretary named Heep hired by Wickfield, and hates his ugly behavior of obedience and flattery.
? After graduating from high school, David went on a trip and met his childhood classmate Stilworth. They came to Yarmouth together to visit the Peggotty family. Emily, engaged to Heim, couldn't resist the temptation of Stilworth, a rich young master, and eloped with him abroad on the eve of the wedding. Mr. Peggotty was in great pain and vowed to get Emily back.
? David returned to London to practice at Spenlow Law Firm. He learned from Ennis that Wickfield was trapped by the scheming Heep and was in a desperate situation, which made David very angry. At this time, David fell in love with Dora, the daughter of lawyer Spenlow, but their marriage life was not ideal. Dora is a beautiful but simple-minded "doll". Aunt Bessie is also on the verge of bankruptcy. At this time, David met Micawber, his landlord when he was a child laborer. Micawber is now Heep's secretary. After fierce ideological struggle, he finally exposed Heep's plot to frame Wickfield and lead to Miss Bessie's bankruptcy. In the face of facts, Heep had to confess.
? Meanwhile, Peggotty and Heim finally found Emily who was abandoned by Stilworth and lived in London, and decided to take her back to Australia to start a new life. However, on the eve of departure, there was a sudden storm at sea, and a passenger ship from Spain sank in Yarmouth, leaving only a dying passenger clutching the mast. When Heim saw this, he went to the sea to save him regardless of his own safety, but it was a pity that he was swallowed up by huge waves. When people picked up his body, the bodies of the passengers on board also floated to the shore. It turned out that Stilworth kidnapped Emily. Emily was deeply moved by Heim's behavior. After returning to Australia, she sought peace in her work all day and never got married.
? David eventually became a writer, but Dora became seriously ill and died on the eve of Peggotty's trip to Australia. David traveled abroad with sadness, during which Ennis kept in touch with him. When he returned to England three years later, he realized that Ennis had always loved him. They finally got together and lived happily with their aunts Bessie and Peggotty.
? Third, the feeling after reading
? "Do you know how I tame a dog or a horse? -I hit it. I said to myself, I want to tame those animals, even if I want to kill them ... "The stepfather's quotation can be said to be the best portrayal of David's childhood. David was born in a very bad environment. Because he was born without a father, he was full of loneliness. Although the spiritual world of childhood was not so satisfactory, he grew up in a quiet and warm environment after all. Until his stepfather appeared, his life began to become like suffering.
? David's patience surprised me. He, a tragic orphan, faced with such a painful situation, did not collapse and give up. Why didn't the book arrange for him to find Aunt Bessie earlier? I think this is to show David's unyielding, and also to show that David didn't choose to resist completely at first, showing a small corner of his powerful heart.
? When David found Aunt Bessie, it can be said that he has now set foot on the ladder to heaven. Although there are still many difficulties and traps on this road, the hope in David's heart helped him dispel the darkness.
? What happened afterwards made people feel the warmth of the world better.
? David thanked those who helped him and wanted to contain the evil in his eyes. If he used to live in hell, but now he wants to go to heaven, then he is not satisfied with the status quo of heaven, but is ready to attack the evil of hell.
? Learn to bear hardships. "When you pursue happiness, the more you do, the farther away happiness will be from you. It is better to focus on other things and happiness will perch on your shoulders. " When you are happy, you should learn to be grateful. To repay those who have helped themselves, to curb those evil human nature. I think this is what this book taught me.
Reading Notes of david copperfield (6 selected articles) (the fifth article)? After reading david copperfield, I suddenly found that the world is so crazy, and I also saw the great power of money. It can not only help a person realize his wish, but also make a family lose everything. Dickens exposed the evil of money from a humanitarian point of view.
? David copperfield is a poor boy. He has no father. However, something even more unexpected happened. Maud Si Tong married David's mother and became David's stepfather. But he is extremely autocratic, not only monitoring David and his mother's every move, but also flogging him when he doesn't like it. So the stepfather not only didn't let him enjoy the warmth of his father's love, but it was more painful than before! To make matters worse, he colluded with the school and tied a notice to David: "Be careful of him, he bites." This is only because David made the only self-resistance when he did not give in to his beating, biting and blocking his mouth and hands, an instinctive behavior. Maud Si Tong used such despicable means to deal with a child. Later, his mother was tortured to death by Maud.
? David became an orphan and dropped out of school, but he failed to arouse Maud Si Tong's conscience. But he felt the warmth and happiness of Peggotty's family. Their hearts are pure and warm, without any impurities.
? At the age of ten, he was forced to work in a paint company by Maud Si Tong. He only has six orders a month, but he has to work for more than ten hours every day. He was lucky to meet Mr Micawber. He is passionate and sincere, pursuing freedom and surrounded by poverty, but he is always full of optimism and longing for a better life, while David tries his best to support the Micawber family to tide over the difficulties. He gave Micawber a lot of help with a loyal heart, and they thanked each other. What a kind child.
? He didn't give in to the job that Maud Si Tong arranged for him. He remembered his only relative, Aunt Bessie, and ran away. That is a kind, caring, great woman with a sense of justice and compassion. She took David in unconditionally, so that he could receive a good education and become an educated person. To some extent, she created a kind David. He also met the kind Mr. Wickfield, who allowed David to live in his home and enjoy the same comfortable conditions as his daughter Ennis.
? What impressed me most was that although Mr Micawber was poor, he had a kind and just heart. Later, I saw You Liya, Mr. Wickfield's assistant, seize his weakness when he was seriously ill, and used it to firmly control Mr. Wickfield. He resolutely stood up and exposed You Liya's despicable crimes, put him in prison, freed Mr Wakefield from the heavy burden, and gradually moved towards health.
? Copperfield is a helpful person. His life can be described as ups and downs. He has met many difficulties in life, but he has a fearless heart. He is not afraid of any difficulties, and will not easily choose to escape, because he has experienced too many things since he was a child, and he deeply understands that escape can't solve any problems. So when he meets all kinds of difficulties, he tries to solve them. In the process of solving problems, he didn't forget his duty to help others. He solved his own difficulties while helping others. Finally, he has a successful career and a happy life.
? Therefore, david copperfield is a strong man. After many difficulties, he finally had his own happy life.
? From him, I think I should understand something. At least, I know I shouldn't care too much about the evil devil "money". What I have is far more important than money. As for dealing with people, I should remember to try my best to help others. I firmly believe that a help must be endless happiness. If I also encounter some bumps, then I think I will be strong and will escape. After all, I can't solve the real problem.
? What david copperfield taught me must be something I will never forget in my life!
Reading Notes of david copperfield (6 Selected Articles) (Chapter 6)? David copperfield, the eighth novel of British novelist Charles Dickens, is called his "favorite child". It is published 20 times a month from 1849 to 1850. The first-person narrative is adopted in the book, which incorporates many authors' own life experiences. The novel tells the life of the protagonist David from childhood to middle age. With the birth of "I" as the source, the sincerity and darkness of friends, the naivety and impulsiveness of feelings, the sweetness and triviality of marriage, and the contradiction and harmony of family members converge into a small stream, which flows slowly on the riverbed of fate and finally melts into the tolerant and magnificent sea. In the meantime, all kinds of people and opportunities. Humor in language shows a broad picture of Britain in the middle of19th century and reflects Dickens' ideal of kindness and justice to the world.
? By describing the joys and sorrows of the protagonist david copperfield's life, david copperfield reveals the real face of the society at that time, highlights the corrosive effect of money on marriage, family and society, and embodies the decadent trend of thought of money worship in that society. A series of tragedies in the novel are all caused by greed for money. Mr. Maud Si Tong cheated David's mother because he coveted her property; Emily's elopement is also because of the temptation of money; The pain of the Wakefield family and the despair of Ham are all the consequences of money. Yulia Heep, a despicable woman, was seduced by money and gradually degenerated, and ended up in a shameful life imprisonment. These stories exposed the evil of money, and it was Dickens' dissatisfaction and hatred for the corruption in the society at that time. But what is gratifying is Mr Micawber's attitude towards money. Although heavily in debt, he is optimistic about all kinds of hardships in the world. This character image pinned Dickens' perfect yearning and pursuit for the society at that time.
? The artistic charm of david copperfield lies not in its tortuous and vivid structure or ups and downs, but in its realistic life atmosphere and lyrical narrative style. What attracts people in this work are the vivid characters, the concrete and vivid world and human feelings, and the personality characteristics of different characters.
? By reading this book, I not only got a lot of inspiration in literary creation, but also improved my emotional attitude and values. I once again realize the important role of human nature in social development and understand what kind of person I should be.