EMMA爱玛读书报告简奥斯丁.ppt
《Emma》英语读书报告
Book Report of “Emma”Jane Austen is one of my favoritenovelists.Herwork, "Prideand Prejudice" I have read a lot oftimes, Ireallylike this book and every roles in this novel, so dose “Emma”.Think aboutJane Austen, a woman who never married all around her life, full of mystery. Sheis a famous Britishfemalenovelist, her workfocused onthe squireofmarriage andfamilylifeof womeninfemale-specificnuancedobservation andlively wittexttruepicture of theworld aroundherlittle world.Her fatherservedinthe localrectoryfor forty years, full of knowledge. And her mother came fromrelativelywealthy families, also has certain culturalaccomplishment. Although Austin did not enter formal school, but she is in good condition and reading environment of the family, gave her self-conditions, she cultivated her interest in writing. She began to write something at the age of thirteen, just a girl of thirteen-year-old enough to show her talent in terms of language. And it is no wonder how she can write out great works like these.Throughout her life, there is not too much works, but famous enough. "Pride and Prejudice" is Jane Austen's masterpiece. And "Emma" is one of the most influential 19th-century classicalnovels, I read it for several times andit impressed me deeply too many times. The two movies also have beenadapted intomovies and TV show many times“Emma”, wrote by Jane Austen,is a comic novel about the perils of misconstrued romance.The novel was first published in December 1815.As in her other novels,Austen explores the concerns and difficulties of genteel women living in Georgian-Regency England; she also creates a lively comedy of manners' among her characters.Let’s tell about the story. Heroine Emmaisthe richest man inHighburyMr.Woodhouse's youngest daughter, well-educatedfrom childhoodgoverness, MissTaylor. With her father's big love andcarefreelivingenvironment, soshedeveloped apretentiouscharacter.So Emma Woodhouse, a beautiful, intelligentand wealthygirl, aged 20, but alsoanout-and-outfantast.She is interested in all the romanticthings side of her life, but stubbornlythinkingshe wouldneverget into it. She wasgiven a free handtoorphansHarriet Smith, her friend, a pretty young girl but nothing in mind, she was a bastard, work after graduating at the nearby boarding school retention, Emma charge to protect her and directher lovelife again and again. WhenHarriet Smithmistakenly thought that shefell in love withlocal officialsMr.George Knightley, Emmajust only to findthat it is herself who fell inlove with Mr.George Knightley. Althoughit is contrary to her vow that she would not marry with anybody lifelong, but fall in love, she must break her innocent vow. Miss Taylorgave birth to adaughter,Emmabegan to dream ofmakingfamily life. Aftera series of setbacks, Knightley and Emma finally spit mutual Passions; Robert Martin Knightley's help, finally got Harriet love. So at the end of the story, her and her friend both got their happiness.The most classical sentences in “Emma” is “That is the case with us all, papa. One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other.”May be everyone who has read this book would remember the sentence deeply, But a famous dialogue in “Emma”which touched me deeply is the dialogue between Emma and her best friend Harriet. ”’That you are not yet married, you are so charming.’‘I assure you, I have very little intention of marrying at all.’‘It is so very odd to hear a woman talk like that.’‘I have fortune,I am occupied, and without love, why would I want to change my situation? But, ah, do not worry, Harriet, for I shall be a rich old maid. And it is only poor old maids who invite the world’”. From it, it tells to every girl that you should not to worry about marrying with someone, you should try your best to do yourself, make yourself a better life, and also give us an answer why some girl do not have married at the suitable age. It teaches me a correct sense of love, love maybe is an important part in life, but is not everything in your life, the most important is you, read more books, do exercise, go for a walk, out to see the world, keep a kind-hearted, keep optimistic, be happy, be strong, and you will find ,the world will be better, and nothing can beat you, and you can get whatever you dream if you try your hard.Maybe the book's influence between readers not as great as "Pride and Prejudice", but it Generating a moving force, it’s about the true marriage. Her in a meticulous, however, she is enthusiasticand has acritical eyeaccuracytestherworldProblems.Authorcreated avery intelligent, independent-mindedfemale image,Emmathoughtfor equalitybetween men and womenprotagonistin thepatriarchal society, has its owndefiniteview of marriageand values.Authorcreated avery intelligent, independent-mindedfemale imageand sheuse her uniquefemale perspective, analysis ofsocial realitycontrolledby men profoundly,and the situationof womeninsocial life. The author not only makecriticismofpatriarchalinjustice, but also affirmed thesocial status of womenshould have.Thus, to some extent,the novelhas far-reachingsocialsignificance.陈颖超软件学院1410122600。
《爱玛》英文版读书报告Reflections-on-Emma
Reflections on EmmaEmma is a typical novel of Jane Austen which published in 1815—no fierce conflicts, but attractive narration, detailed description and vivid characters, which are her masterly writing skills and features of her novels. Although there is only flat narration, it involves little things unconsciously which arrests the readers.In conclusion, Emma reflects the times which Jane Austen lived. In the 19th century England, complex and confusion social hierarchy and the interaction between the various social classes are prevailing. Emma persuades her friend Harriet to marry Robert Martin ,a peasant in that she thinks that Martin is in a lower class than Harriet. That’s the reason why she encourages Harriet to love Mr. Elton, a clergyman in possession of wealth. Generally, literature is a mirror of the society. Emma’s behavior can be explained by her status. Jane Austen slightly satirized the society she lived in through this work. In addition to social hierarchy, she also disproved self-righteousness and self-assertion.In the next parts, I will focus on characters analysis according to my own perception.Emma Wood house, a clever, wealthy and charming young lady, but spoiled by her father and her nanny Miss Taylor, is the heroine of the novel. In my opinion, she is warm-hearted and addicts to match-makingfor her friend, Harriet. Although she believes that she is always right on every issue, she listens to Mr. Knightley’s advice. Emma is so different from women at that time,she provided people at that time an idea that it is not only a man could choose life, but a woman could choose her happiness, too.However, Emma is a little imaginative, to some degree, she is self-righteous. Sh e disagrees Harriet’s marriage with Martin, regardless of how deeply they love each other . She introduces Mr. Elton to Harriet so that Harriet can have a decent life. But Mr. Elton shows interest in Emma ,more accurately, Emma’s large wealth, instead of p oor Harriet whose identity remains secret. That also causes Harriet loves in pain and in vain. It seems that Emma helps Harriet to find an appropriate husband who has the ability to give Harriet a wonderful life, but what she has done just make the simple matter more complicated.Moreover, Jane Austen put her irony cautiously in the relationship between Emma and Frank Churchill. In other words, both of them take advantage of each other. When other people find that Frank Churchill admires Emma, Emma still keeps her promise of not marrying, so she refuses falling in love with Frank Churchill inwardly.Jane Austen satirizes those people who think themselves are intelligent that they are able to control others at their will, on the contrary, they can’t benefit f rom what they already done.George Knightley, in the description of the author, is a truly gentleman who is well-educated, genteel and righteous. He treats Martin as his friend, ignoring their social class . He is the only person who opposes Emma’s absurd match-making, and he always provides reasonable suggestion to Emma. Thus, one notices that his love for Emma is not blind. Maybe Jane Austen expresses her attitude about love through Mr. Knightley, that is, love includes mutual progress. Comparing with Mr. Darcy, the protagonist in Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Knightley respects the lower class while Mr. Darcy looks down on people who inferior to him. Therefore, Mr. Knightley seems to be a perfect character, in which conveys Jane Austen’s hope of the English so ciety: a no absurd self-approbation and self-assertion higher social class.Harriet, she really appreciates Emma’s friendship because she thinks that Emma’s high social status is inappropriate with her lower class. Because of such appreciation, Harriet dar es not to refuse Emma’s concern for her marriage and never opposes Emma’s improper match-making. That’s the irony of social hierarchy. In the novel, Harriet is a young girl without her own thoughts. She obey s to Emma’s arrangement to refuse Martin’s proposal but to consider Mr. Elton as a future husband, even if she loves Marin thoroughly. Jane Austen herself never married, but she criticized hesitation and illusion in love,like Harriet who depends on others to decide for them. Similar with Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen showsthat true love never changes and people usually get hurt in love until they understand and cherish true love.This story also tell us another truth. After making a lot of mistakes, Emma abandoned imagination, and become more and more mature.And we should not be arrogant（傲慢）.If we make a mistake, we should correct it on time.Every work is the author’s observation and reflection of the society, Emma is no exception. It’s the combination of Jane Austen’s efforts and achievement. It’s the traditional and typical Austen-style for its special, delicate description from the perspective of a female author. To some extent, Emma is not only a miniature of the English society in which Jane Austen lived, but also the treasure in literature because it contains realism.。
论简奥斯汀《爱玛》中价值观和女权主义（英文）
论简奥斯汀《爱玛》中价值观和女权主义（英文）论简奥斯汀《爱玛》中价值观和女权主义Table of ContentsAcknowledgementsAbstract中文摘要Chapter One Introduction 11.1 Introduction of Emma 11.2 Structure of this thesis 2Chapter Two Emma’s Views of Values 22.1 View of Wealth 22.2.1 Attitude towards Her Father’s Property 22.2.2 Attitude to Women’s Social Activities 32.2 View of Friendship 42.2.1 Kind and Helpful With Miss Taylor, Harriet and Bates 42.2.2 Mutual Respect With Mr. Knightley 62.3 View of Love 72.3.1 Advocacy of Equality in a Marriage others’ marriage in Emma’s eyes 72.3.2 Belief in the Foundation of a Marriage-Love 8Chapter Three Causes of These Values 93.1 Influences of Family and Surrounding Community 10 3.2 Influences of Feminism at That Time 103.3 Economy Background 11Chapter Four Conclusion 124.1 Conclusion 124.2 Suggestions 12References 13AcknowledgementsI’d like to give my great gratitude to my supervisor, my dear teacher Li Xia, for the help and support she gave me. When I attended the course of Business English Reading taught by Professor Li, I was inspired by her seriousness in study and research. At the beginning of my selecting this topic, Professor Li offered many precious suggestions to me. She helped me lay out the clear outline and key points that my essay had better focus on as well as recommended many research examples and information concerning my topic for me to read. During my writing of this essay, she made great efforts to provide guidance to me.What’s more, I owe m y accomplishment to all the teachers who have taught me in the School of Foreign Languages and Cultures, Professor Zhang Jie, Professor Lv Hongling, Professor Shao Shan, Professor Wei Yan, Professor Xia Hanhua and so on, especially Professor Lv Hongling and Shao Shan who introduced me to English literature and American Literature. Their profound knowledge and perfect English greatly attract my attention in improving my English.I’d like to take this opportunity to give my thanks again to all the people mentioned above, for their generous help and the great support they’ve given me! Thank you!AbstractEmma may not be the most popular one of all Jane Austen’s novels,but undoubtedly it’s the most mature one in style and the most complete one in structure. In this novel, the author’s understandings of reality, reflections of life and the use of writing techniques are more profound and skilled than the earlier ones. Emma fully reflects Jane Austen’s ability to master language and shape the characters, and the skills of literary exploration. Her true and accurate portrayal of human nature, keen observation of British Regency society, as well as superb mastery of the art techniques still make us gasp in admiration.Jane Austen has successfully created a series of female characters, who have their own characteristics, and each one in the novel occupies a different location and has a different role. Emma, the heroine, is the most prominent character, and is also the representative one among all of Austen’s characters. Emma describes how the heroine walks one error out to moral perfection and the process of emotional maturation.The main research point of this thesis is the analysis of Emma’s view of values and the social causes. This thesis is divided into four parts. The first part is the synopsis for the novel and the brief introduction of Emma’s characteristics. The second part describes Emma's various values such as wealth, friendship and love, and uses concrete examples to demonstrate them. The formation of such values must have various causes, so in the third part of this thesis three social causes are analyzed, and I also combine these causes with the economic background at that time.Lastly, this thesis briefly narrates the reference significance of Emma to the development of modern women. What’s more, I also put forward my general ideas and thoughts on feminism and the growth of modern women.Keyword: Emma, Feminism, Views of value, Views of marriage, Social Causes中文摘要《爱玛》或许不是奥斯丁小说中最受欢迎的一部，但却是风格最成熟、结构最完整的一部。
《爱玛 Emma 英文 》读书笔记思维导图
《爱玛 Emma 英文 》
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本书关键字分析思维导图
英文
哈丽埃特 奈特利
英国 外语
先生
女作家
爱玛
奥斯汀
誓言 读者
年
故事
幻想家
影响
姑娘
阅读
主人公
坠入情网
目录
01 VOLUME Ⅰ
03 VOLUME Ⅲ
02 VOLUME Ⅱ
本书是英国女作家简·奥斯汀较有影响的长篇小说，《爱玛》创作于1815年，是奥斯汀作品中艺术上、 思想上最成熟的一部。主人公爱玛是个美丽、聪慧而富有的姑娘，同时也是一位不折不扣的幻想家。她热心关注 身边的浪漫故事，却又固执地认为自己永远不会陷入其中。她自作主张为孤女哈丽埃特导演了一次又一次的恋爱。 当哈丽埃特误以为自己爱上了地方官奈特利先生时，爱玛才惊觉原来自己也在爱着奈特利先生。这虽与她一开始 就宣布的终身不嫁的誓言有悖，但坠入情网的她不得不放弃自己天真的誓言。本书为英文原版，让读者在阅读精 彩故事的同时，亦能提升英文阅读水平。
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英国文学关于简奥斯汀的PPT
restricted environment
Jane Austen’s Life
writing at an early age six novels
quiet Retired隐退的 Uneventful平淡的 never married
died in 1817, 42 years old
Pride and Prejudice is the most famous of Jane Austen's novels and one of the first "romantic comedies" in the history of the novel.
The book is her second published novel. Its manuscript was initially written between 1796 and 1797 in Steventon, Hampshire, where Austen lived in the rectory.
只是简心意已决精神上的独立自主和桀骜不逊再加上年轻人的傲慢与偏见她决定要为爱而婚
Jane Austen 简· 奥斯丁 1775—1817
Jane Austenusten’s Life
Hampshire
rector(教区长) educated at home
read a lot
who already sees a world beyond class and commerce, beyond pride and prejudice, and dreams of doing what was then nearly unthinkable - marrying for love. Naturally, her parents are searching for a wealthy, well-appointed husband to assure their daughter's future social standing. They are eyeing Mr. Wisely, nephew to the very formidable, not to mention very rich, local aristocrat Lady Gresham, as a prospective match. But when Jane meets the roguish and decidedly non-aristocratic Tom Lefroy, sparks soon fly along with the sharp repartee. His intellect and arrogance raise her ire - then knock her head over heels. Now, the couple, whose flirtation flies in the face of the sense and sensibility of the age, is faced with a terrible dilemma. If they attempt to marry, they will risk everything that matters - family, friends and fortune.
高中学生必读小说之简奥斯汀《傲慢与偏见》名著导读课件PPT模板课件
院校是考生选择志愿的重要因素，是选择与 哪些人在一起学习、到哪里去学习、学些什 么等问题。考生在选择时，既要看院校的历 史、地域，也要看院校综合办学实力。
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高校在一志愿生源 充足的情况下也接 收一些（因一志愿 报考他校落榜）二 志愿填了本校的高 分考生，其级差分 值和接收比例也会 先在招生章程中公
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这样有实力可以在院校 和专业上都选，即选好 院校又选他认为好的专 业；
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如果你成绩中等，建议 还是以选院校为主，尽 量进一个实力强的院校。
考生政策
批次线（又称省控线），决 定着考生能够进入什么样的 大学进行学习和深造。批次 分数线是确定考生录取资格、 执行招生政策的一个重要指 标
各省的分数线每年都不 一样，它既受当年招生 计划数与报考人数的制 约，也受当年试题难度 及全省考生考分情况的 影响。
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录取批次的含义 由于在各省（区市）招生录取的 高校较多，所有高校不可能同时录取，于是将不同 层次的院校分批进行录取，由此形成录取批次。
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如果第一志愿招不满，对 第二志愿填报本校的考生， 有的高校会规定一个分数限 制（具体分值会在招生章程 中公布）
院校调档线是各 高校录取考生时 对某地报考该校 的考生在文化成 绩方面的最低要
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录取最低分数线 由各省、自治区、 直辖市分别划定， 由于条件各异， 分数线的分差可 能很大，最高与 最低相差超过100
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为经教育部批准设立的独立学院、民 办高校和普通高校的联办校。
专科第二批
为经教育部批准设立的独立学院、高 职学院、民办高校、普通高校联办校、 成人高校和电大的普通高职（专科）。
关于简奥斯汀的PPT
An extremely wealthy aristocrat贵族, Darcy is proud, haughty傲慢的 and extremely conscious of class differences at the beginning of the novel. He does, however, have a strong sense of honor and virtue. Elizabeth‘s rebukes责难 after his first proposal to her help him to recognize his faults of pride and social prejudice. It is, in fact, precisely because Elizabeth is not so awed 敬畏的by his high social status as to be afraid to criticize his character that he is attracted to her. The selfknowledge acquired from Elizabeth's rebukes and the desire to win Elizabeth's love spur him to change and judge people more by their character than by their social class.
《理智与情感》
3. Pride and Prejudice 《傲慢与偏见》
(It went begging/没人要/ for 16 years)
Her Novels
5. Emma 《爱玛》 6. Persuasion 《劝告》
emma读后感
emma读后感《Emma》是简·奥斯汀的代表作之一，也是世界文学史上的经典之一。
这部小说以女主人公爱玛·伍德豪斯为中心，描写了她在英国小镇上的生活和爱情经历。
小说通过对社会风气、人性弱点和爱情观念的揭示，展现了作者对人性的深刻洞察和对社会现实的批判。
在读完《Emma》后，我深受触动，对小说中的情节和人物塑造有了更深刻的理解和感悟。
首先，小说中的主人公爱玛给我留下了深刻的印象。
她聪明、美丽、自信，但同时也有些自以为是和自负。
她总是以自己的意志和想法来左右他人的命运，却忽略了别人的感受和需要。
在小说中，她一直试图为别人安排婚姻，却忽略了自己的感情。
直到最后，她才意识到了自己的错误，并且学会了谦逊和体谅他人。
爱玛的成长过程让我深受触动，也让我对自己的行为和态度有了更深刻的反思。
其次，小说中的人际关系和爱情观念也给我留下了深刻的印象。
在《Emma》中，作者通过爱玛和其他人物之间的交往，展现了当时英国上层社会的人际关系和爱情观念。
不同的人物之间存在着复杂的利益关系和情感纠葛，他们的婚姻往往是出于家族利益和社会地位的考量，而非真正的爱情。
小说中的爱情观念和婚姻观念让我深感悲哀，也让我对当代社会的婚姻观念有了更深刻的思考和反思。
最后，小说中的情节和描写也给我留下了深刻的印象。
作者通过细腻的描写和丰富的情节，展现了当时英国小镇上的生活和社会风气。
小说中的人物形象栩栩如生，他们的言行举止和思想感情都展现得淋漓尽致。
作者对细节的把握和对人物内心世界的描写让我深受感动，也让我对小说中的情节和人物有了更深刻的理解和感悟。
总的来说，《Emma》是一部充满智慧和温情的小说，它不仅展现了作者对人性的深刻洞察，也让我对当代社会的人际关系和爱情观念有了更深刻的思考和反思。
通过对小说的阅读，我不仅获得了知识和情感上的满足，也让我对自己的行为和态度有了更深刻的反思和认识。
愿我们都能像爱玛一样，学会谦逊和体谅他人，成为更好的自己。
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The novel is narrated in the third person by a narrator who tells us what individual characters think and feel,and who also provides insight and commentary.This is Austen’s subtleties.
Mr. George Knightley: the
novel’s model of good sense. He is unfailingly honest. We can depend upon him to provide the correct evaluation of the other characters’ behavior and personal worth.
Jane Austen, whom some
Her family was well connected and well educated. Austen briefly attended boarding school but received the majority of her education at home. She died in 1817, at age 41, of Addison’s disease.
Jane Fairfax: her beauty and accomplishment immediately make her stand out. But we are likely to follow Emma’s lead at first and judge Jane uninteresting on account of her reserve.
Bates at the Box Hill party,Mr. Knightley reprimands her,and Emma feels extreme remorse about the cruelty of her actions.
Climax:Emma realizes that she is in love Mr.Knightley after Harriet discloses the same to Emma.
PLOT
Rising Action: Emma realizes
that she was horribly wrong to think she could make a match between Mr. Elton and Harriet, because not only are the two ill- suited to one another,but Mr.Elton has had feelings for her all along that she intentionally or unintentionally failed to acknowledge.
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Falling Action: Amma and
Mr.Knightley confess their feeling for one another. Knightley proposes to Emma;
the happiness of Harriet, Frank, and Jane, which Emma’s intrusion had endangered,is secured as Harriet accepts Mr.Martin’s proposal and Jane and Frank prepare to marry.
She decides to be in love with Frank and flirts aggressively with him,though she recognizes that her feelings are not, in fact, very strong. When she cruelly insults Miss
What I have learnt:
While reading Emma it is interesting to consider to what extent Austen accepts or questions the idea that marriage represents a woman’s maturity and fulfillment.
feminist and progressive rather than conservative.
CHARACTERS Emma Woodhouse: The
protagonist of the novel. “handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and happyxamination of the rules of decorum that govern social relationships, and her insistence that reason and moderation are necessary checks on feeling, make her seem out of step with the literary times. It can be seen as
EMMA
AUTHOR SETTING CHARACTER LIST PLOT ABOUT THE LANGUAGE OF THIS BOOK What I have learnt
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AUTHOR
critics consider England’s best novelist, lived with her parents for her entire life. She remained unmarried for the rest of her life.
Harriet Smith:A pretty but
unremarkable seventeen-year-old woman of uncertain parentage.Harriet becomes Emma’s protege and the object of her matchmaking schemes.
About The language of This Book The novel is narrated using free indirect discourse,which means that narrator steps into and out of Emma’s thoughts,sometimes using language we would imagine Emma to use without placing it in quotation marks.
SETTING Austen is known for her gently satirical portraits of village life and of the rituals of courtship and marriage, but she wrote during the Romantic period, when most major writers were concerned with a very different set of interests and values.
Frank Churchill:
he epitomizes attractiveness in speech, manner, and appearance.
He goes out of his way to please everyone, and while the more perceptive characters question his seriousness, everyone except Knightley is charmed enough to be willing to indulge him.
Romantic poets confronted the hopes and failures of the French Revolution and formulated new literary values centered on individual freedom, passion, and intensity. When literature was associated with wit, poise, and propriety.