David Copperfield reading notes

David Copperfield reading notes

"David Copperfield" describes the world of humanity in the 19th century. The protagonist in the book is David, and he writes in the first person. David died before his father was born. At the age of 8, his mother remarried. After you were cruel and cruel, his sister was equally heart-wrenching and inhuman. During the growth of David, he encountered many unfriendly people - the cruel principal, A sly friend, and a happy rogue Ya? However, there are also some kind-hearted people, such as the nanny's nanny, the ridiculous Bacchus, the seemingly harsh but bodhisattva's aunt, the misbehaving Micawbo couple, and the comfortable and gentle Agnes. There is also the most delicious Dora. The kind-hearted nanny Pangguo took the young David as his own child to take care of and became a friend of David. They sometimes talk nonsense and are close. The goodness of the fruit is from beginning to end. The heart is always so pure. She is not a type of person who works in front of people. Her kindness is from the heart. So I will think of some people in our world, hypocritical good and false. What can't be separated is an interest. What do you do first, is it that my interests will be harmed, or what selfish goals can be achieved and completed? Their hearts should be corrected to give fruit. The standard of the mind is corrected. In our real life, there are many people like Stifos. He was very cunning. He became a friend with David and then deceived David's friends. When they first became friends with people, they always showed some gentlemen or some excellent qualities. In fact, they are purposeful. After confusing the other party, the purpose and plan of sin began. Use the other person's reliable human feelings to do deception, and when their goals are achieved, they will slip away. Their humanity is ugly and hateful. The most hated thing in the book is Uriah Shipp. Always be humble in front of others, it seems to win the sympathy of others, he is like this at any time. In fact, there is no purpose. After becoming a partner of Wickfield, he wants to let Wickfield collapse, so that he is exposed to the abuse of alcoholism, and misappropriation of public funds to try to swallow Wickfield's office. I think a lot of people like this in the mall, they are always happy to destroy others to gather wealth. Sometimes he even deceives even the closest relatives. How successful and brilliant they are in front of their loved ones, but I don’t know if he sold his own humanity. While gaining brilliance, they also gained sin. The average person I think is not going to be such brilliant. We should continue and carry forward the good humanity and make up for the imperfect mind. For the ugly humanity, we should decisively say "no" and defeat it with good humanity. Copperfield is a person who helps others. His life can be said to be a rough one. His life has encountered many difficulties, but he has a fearless heart. He is not afraid of any difficulties, and he will not It is easy to choose to escape, because he has experienced too many things since he was a child, and he deeply understands that escape can not solve any problems. So when he encountered all kinds of difficulties, he tried hard to find a solution. In the process of solving, he did not forget his duty to help others. He helps people while solving their own difficulties. In the end he won a successful career and a happy life.

From his body, I think I should understand something. At least, I know that I should not care too much about the evil devil of "money". I have more than money. As for others, I should remember to do my best. Efforts to help others to do something, I firmly believe that a help must be endless happiness, if I have encountered some bumps, then, I think I will be strong to escape after all, can not solve the real problem, I will rely on Own efforts to get your own happiness!

David Copperfield reading notes

In the field of Western literature in the nineteenth century, countless great works were born. Among the star-studded writers, Dickens in the UK is one I like very much. He is a "naive" writer who shines with the power of moral inspiration everywhere. Such as "Bei Yu", "Tale of Two Cities", Dong Bei and his son". In particular, an autobiographical novel "David Copperfield" exudes a huge human glory and becomes an immortal classic. It is also a work that I personally like very much. Dickens once said: "In all my works, I like this one the most. Like many parents, I have a darling in my heart. His name is David Copperfield." This work is also The author's favorite heart. In this novel with strong autobiographical color, Dickens used "Little David's own history and experience" to review and summarize his life path from many aspects, reflecting his philosophy of life and moral ideals. "David Copperfield" through the joys and sorrows of the protagonist David's life, reveals the true face of the society at that time, highlighting the corrosive effect of money on marriage, family and society. It embodies the author's advocacy of ethics and morality and has extensively explored human nature. Running through it is Dickens's humanitarian thinking. The formation of a series of tragedies in the novel is caused by money. Modstone scams David's mother to marry her property; Emily's elopement is the temptation to withstand money; the pain of the McCorbe family, the tragedy of Mr. Wickfield, the despair of Haimu, no One is not the result of money. The despicable villain Shipp also fell in the next step of money temptation, and finally fell into a shameful end of life imprisonment. It is from the humanitarian mindset that Dickens exposed the evil of money, thus unveiling the beautiful curtain of the "Victory of Victoria" and revealing the hidden truth of the society.

In the shaping of the characters, David Copperfield undoubtedly devoted all the efforts of the author. Whether it is the hardships and bitterness of his orphans, or his indomitable struggles in adulthood, he shows the painful journey of a small person seeking a way out in a capitalist society. After experiencing a great suffering, David tasted the happiness and warmth of human beings. He relied on his sincere and straightforward character, his positive spirit, and his pure and friendly heart. Aenes is also the ideal woman for the author to beautify. There is a similar female image in many of Dickens' works. They are good and beautiful, and they are like angels to the poor. This type of female image embodies Dickens' hope for humanity. Aenes has both external beauty and inner virtues. She is tenaciously protecting the old father who is being bullied by Hip and supporting David who suffers from setbacks. Her final combination with David is "the unity of thought and purpose." This perfect marriage makes the end of the novel overflow with an atmosphere of happiness and hope. They are the embodiment of Dickens' bourgeois humanitarian ideal. The formation of this kind of thought is inseparable from Dickens' personal experience and likes and dislikes. He always believes that ordinary people in an oppressed position are far more ethical than those who rule and oppress. It is based on this belief that many ordinary people in the novel, such as the fishermen, Miguoti, Haimu, although they are poor and uneducated, have a simple, kind heart, and rich Stephen and its The result is a sharp contrast.

Of course, this strong contrast also reflects Dickens' own morality: "Good and good, bad and bad." The endings of the main characters in this novel are all designed along this vein. For example, Ship and Steve, who symbolize evil, finally got the punishment they deserved; and the kind people found a gratifying destination. Except Tom. But his move to save the enemy in the sea made this character a representative of truth, kindness and beauty. Dickens Xiyi used this morality to transform society and eliminate human evil.

The artistic charm of David Copperfield is not that it has a tortuous structure, or a ups and downs, but that it has a realistic life style and a lyrical narrative style. What appeals to this work is the flesh-and-blood character, the specific vividness of the world, and the personality traits of different characters. For example, David's aunt, Miss Bessie, whether her words and demeanor, costumes, habits, hatred, and even a single shot, although not exaggerated, but vividly portrays a strange, charitable charity Old woman image. Like the crazy Bacchus, they can show strength and loyalty in the moment of vitality. As for the portrayal of the maid Miguoti, it is even more beautiful. Although she was born low and her family was poor, she had a kind heart, as did her family. Despite their hardships and hardships, they are very happy and harmonious. This also reflects a major feature of Dickens' creation: ordinary small people tend to have more beautiful and cleaner souls than those born noble.

Dickens is also a master of humor. In the words of the novel, he can often read his witty and interesting characters and exaggerated cartoon characters. Dickens likes to use contradictions to show the inconsistency of things, to highlight the ridiculous things, and to cause readers to think. At the same time, it breaks the reader's expectation and leads to an unexpected turning point, which produces a strong comedy effect. Dickens likes to use exaggerated techniques to magnify certain hidden humor factors. These characteristics are embedded in many of his works.

Morality is not a term that can be blindly believed. When talking about moral issues, we cannot forget the standard line of morality: legitimate personal interests. Morality has a premise: the free choice of the subject. The era in which Dickens lived has something in common with our times, and there are differences. The Victorian era was an era in which capitalism was highly developed. Our era is also a period of rapid economic development. The expansion of our public desires since the 1990s is the inevitable result of the extreme suppression of the state machine since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Of course, what the current market lacks is a sound legal system, and it cannot be improved by relying only on some general moral principles. But in this era of various values, the moral glory that Dickens calls for is of practical significance. At the same time, this work reflects warmth and optimistic attitude towards life. It is indeed a good work worth reading for the children. In our language teaching, students can be guided to read these classic works to improve literary literacy and cultivate a beautiful personality.

David Copperfield reading notes

I took the book "David Copperfield" during the winter vacation. Don't think that he is the magician David Copperfield. David Copperfield is a masterpiece of Dickens, a master of British critical realism in the 19th century. The book was conceived in 1847, but the author did not write it until 1849, completed in October 1850.

Before the birth of the hero David Copperfield, his father died and his mother remarried when he was 7 years old. David's stepfather is a fierce and greedy guy, and his stepfather's sister is also a hard-hearted, unreasonable person. Not only did their sisters and brothers abuse David, but they tortured David's mother to death. After the death of his mother, David's stepfather forced David to work as a child laborer. During this time, David was fortunate enough to escape and went to his good-hearted aunt, and was sent to a good school by aunt and received a good education. David has suffered through the growth process, but his kindness, integrity, and helpful nature have never changed. In the predicament, he worked hard and worked hard. In the end, he not only achieved great success in his career, but also achieved a happy and happy life. In this novel with strong autobiographical color, Dickens borrowed "David's own history and experience" to review and summarize his life path from many aspects, reflecting his philosophy of life and moral ideals. "David Copperfield" through the joys and sorrows of the protagonist David's life, reveals the true face of the society at that time, highlighting the corrosive effect of money on marriage, family and society. The formation of a series of tragedies in the novel is caused by money. Modestone scammed David's mother to marry her property; Emily's elopement was the temptation to withstand the money; the pain of the Wickfield family, the despair of the sea, all the consequences of money. The despicable villain Shipp also fell in the next step of money temptation, and finally fell into a shameful end of life imprisonment. It is from the humanitarian mindset that Dickens exposed the evil of money, thus unveiling the beautiful curtain of the "Victory of Victoria" and revealing the hidden truth of the society. There are quite a lot of feelings about money worship. There are too many such things in real life, and events have appeared in the leadership. They used the power in their hands to be corrupt, so that some leading cadres were not clean at night. Frustrated under the pomegranate skirt of money, think about it worthwhile! For the official, the country has given a lot of generous treatment, but why are there many people who are not satisfied? If you have to go to the road of crime, you will know that it is regrettable. What? In the shaping of the characters, David Copperfield undoubtedly devoted all the efforts of the author. Whether it is the hardships and bitterness of his orphans, or his indomitable struggles in adulthood, he shows the painful journey of a small person seeking a way out in a capitalist society. After experiencing a great suffering, David tasted the happiness and warmth of human beings. He relied on his sincere and straightforward character, his positive spirit, and his pure and friendly heart. Anist is also the ideal woman for the author to beautify. She has both external beauty and inner virtues. She is tenaciously protecting the old father who is being bullied by Hip and supporting David who suffers from setbacks. Her final combination with David is "the unity of thought and purpose." This perfect marriage makes the end of the novel overflow with an atmosphere of happiness and hope. They are the embodiment of Dickens' bourgeois humanitarian ideal. The formation of this kind of thought is inseparable from Dickens' personal experience and likes and dislikes. He always believes that ordinary people in an oppressed position are far more ethical than those who rule and oppress. It is based on this belief that many ordinary people in the novel, such as the fishermen, have made great achievements and seas. Although they are poor and have no education, they have a simple and kind heart, and the rich Steve and its riches. The contrast made is a stark contrast. Of course, this strong contrast also reflects Dickens' own morality: "Good and good, bad and bad." The endings of the main characters in this novel are all designed along this vein. For example, Ship and Stifez, who symbolize evil, finally got the punishment they deserved; and the kind people found a gratifying destination. Dickens Xiyi used this kind of morality to transform society and eliminate human sin. This is his limitation. The artistic charm of David Copperfield is not that it has a tortuous structure, or a ups and downs, but that it has a realistic life style and a lyrical narrative style. What appeals to this work is the flesh-and-blood character, the specific vividness of the world, and the personality traits of different characters. For example, David's aunt, Miss Bessie, whether her words and demeanor, costumes, habits, hatred, and even a single shot, although not exaggerated, but vividly portrays a strange, charitable charity Old woman image. As for the portrayal of the maid, it is even more beautiful.

I think that throughout the book is the word "humanity." There are various artistic images in the text, but in my opinion, these are actually living characters in real life. The existence of these people is not only in the 19th century, but also in contemporary times. Humanity, there is no lack of good and ugly. Good humanity should be remembered by us, and should not be diluted by the changes of the times. We should carry it forward and let it dominate the whole humanity. And it is extremely meaningful to our society. But those ugly human nature should be imprisoned. It should not be spread to the society. This will not only have no meaning to our society, but even drag on our progress. We should inherit and carry forward the good humanity and make up for the imperfect mind. For the ugly humanity, we should firmly say "no" and defeat it with good humanity. Dickens is also a master of humor, and the lines of the novel can often be read. Go to his witty and whispering syllabus and exaggerated cartoon characters. Critics believe that the achievements of David Copperfield are more than all other Dickens works.