杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感(共7篇)

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杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇一
《英语 杀死一只知更鸟 书评》

To kill a mockingbird

The novel “to kill a mockingbird” written by Harper Lee tells us a story about social equality. The background of this story is during the depression era. At that time, people still thought white people were higher than black people. Atticus, a lawyer and also a father, he tried to change it. He strived to prove Tom Robinson, a black man who was accused for raping a white woman was innocence. Although Tom still was killed at the end, Atticus’s struggling actions express people fight with social equality.

I think the most important character in this story is Atticus. As a father, he knows the appropriate way to teach his children. When Scout or Jem asks him a question, he will answer the questions directly in a clear way which Scout and Jem can easily understand such as the definitions of rape. He is very fair to Scout and Jem and treats them without partiality. When there is an argument between Scout and Jem, he tries to listen both sides instead of making decisions quickly. Maybe Atticus realizes Scout and Jem need a “mother”, so he let Calpurnia to be the maid in his home.

Because he decides to defend Tom Robinson, he is criticized by others people usually. He just tells Scout that everyone had their own thinking without contradicting. Atticus remains calm when Bob Ewell comes to him and reviles him with dirty words. Atticus accepts the payment which in different way from the Cunninghams. He knows if he does not accept, Cunninghams will not be sureness because he owes Atticus something. Atticus is always nice to Mrs. Dubose because he knows she was old and sick.

Although Atticus does not want to take Tom’s case, he finally takes. Because he thought it is his duty to defend anyone who is innocent. The most important characteristic of Atticus is he is the one without prejudice. He lives in a racist and unfair society and believes everyone is created equally. He is not only firm in his believe but also spare no efforts to defend a colored people. When he begin question on Mayella, he says “Miss Mayella” which shows full of respect to woman. Atticus also shows courage in keeping guard outside of the jail.

Obviously, racism is one of the most important themes of the novel. The story was happened during the Great Depression in 1930s when racism still existed. White people always contempt for black people and never respected them. There would be a small separated area which for black people to live in one county or city. Author also mentioned in this story. Calpurnia took Scout and Jem to the black people’s church. In that, Scout found many differences between church of white people and black people. Black people did not have money to make their church as beautiful as white people’s church. They even did not have hymn-books. Scout truly enjoyed the experience but he had never visited it because of Aunt Alexandra. She thought white children could not be allowed to visited a black person’s house. Another character in this story was a white man called Mr. Raymond. He was ostracized by whit people because he married with a black woman. He always pretended that he was a drunk. However there was a bottle of Coca-Cola in the paper bag which he always carried. Another evidence to prove racism was Tom’s case. Atticus did a perfect job on defending Tom Robinson. After heard Atticus’s testimony, everybody knew that Tom Robinson was innocent. However the trial still lost just because Tom was black and Mayella was white.

This novel is a retrospective story. The narrative voice is Scout’s and the viewpoint is from the sight of a child. The whole story was a flashback. At the end of the story, Jem got a broken arm and the first sentence in the whole novel was “When he was nearly thirteen, my brother jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow".

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杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇二
《杀死一只知更鸟读后Reflection on Novel To Kill A Mockingbird 感》

Reflection on Novel To Kill A Mockingbird

Biography of author: Harper Lee

Nelle Harper Lee was born on April 28, 1926, to Amasa Coleman Lee and Frances Cunningham Finch Lee. Harper Lee grew up in the small southwestern Alabama town of Monroeville. Her father, a former newspaper editor and proprietor, was a lawyer who also served on the state legislature (1926-38). As a child, Lee was a tomboy and a precocious reader, and she enjoyed the friendship of her schoolmate and neighbor, the young Truman Capote, who provided the basis of the character of Dill in her novel .

Lee was only five years old in when, in April 1931 in the small Alabama town of Scottsboro, the first trials began with regard to the purported rapes of two white women by nine young black men. The defendants, who were nearly lynched before being brought to court, were not provided with the services of a lawyer until the first day of trial. Despite medical testimony that the women had not been raped, the all-white jury found the men guilty of the crime and sentenced all but the youngest, a twelve-year-old boy, to death. Six years of subsequent trials saw most of these convictions repealed and all but one of the men freed or paroled. The Scottsboro case left a deep impression on the young Lee, who would use it later as the rough basis for the events in To Kill a Mockingbird.

Lee published her first and only novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, in 1960 after a two-year period of revising and rewriting under the guidance of her editor, Tay Hohoff, of the J. B. Lippincott Company. To Kill a Mockingbird won the 1961 Pulitzer Prize despite mixed critical reviews. The novel was highly popular, selling more than fifteen million copies. Though in composing the novel she delved into her own

experiences as a child in Monroeville, Lee intended that the book impart the sense of any small town in the Deep South, as well as the universal characteristics of human beings. The book was made into a successful movie in 1962, starring Gregory Peck as Atticus.

Short Summary

The story takes place in Alabama during the Depression, and is narrated by the main character, a little girl named Jean Louise "Scout" Finch. Her father, , is a lawyer with high moral standards. Scout, her brother Jem, and their friend Dill are intrigued by the local rumors about a man named , who lives in their neighborhood but never leaves his house. Legend has it that he once stabbed his father in the leg with a pair of scissors, and he is made out to be a kind of monster. Dill is from Mississippi but spends his summer in Maycomb at a house near the Finch's.

杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇三
《To kill a mockingbird 杀死一只知更鸟 读后感》

To kill a mockingbird

The story is about Scout Finch, a little girl, who lives with her brother, Jem, and their widowed father, Atticus, in the sleepy Alabama town of Maycomb. Maycomb is suffering through the Great Depression, but Atticus is a prominent lawyer and the Finch family is reasonably well off in comparison to the rest of society.

The climax of the story is a trial. To the consternation of Maycomb's racist white community, Atticus agrees to defend a black man named Tom Robinson; who has been accused of raping a white woman. Because of Atticus's decision, Jem and Scout are subjected to abuse from other children, even when they celebrate Christmas at the family compound on Finch's Landing. At the trial itself, the children sit in the “colored balcony” with the town’s black citizens. Atticus provides clear evidence that the accusers, Mayella Ewell and her father, Bob, are lying.

Yet, despite the significant evidence pointing to Tom’s innocence, the all-white jury convicts him. In the aftermath of the trial, Jem’s faith in justice is badly shaken, and he lapses into despondency and doubt. But, Boo Radley ,who has lived a spooky house called the Radley Place for years without venturing outside, intervenes, however, saving the children and killing Ewell in the struggle.

After this accident,Scout accepts her father’s advice to practice sympathy and understanding and demonstrates that her experiences with hatred and prejudice will not sully her faith in human goodness.

However in all roles I like Atticus best. He is a wise man, committed to justice and equality, and his parenting style is based on fostering these virtues in his children一he even encourages Jem and Scout to call him "Atticus" so that they can interact on terms as equal as possible. Throughout the novel, Atticus works to develop Scout's and Jem's respective consciences, through both teaching, as when he tells Scout to put herself in a person's shoes before she judges them, and example, as when he takes Tom Robinson's case, living up to his own moral standards despite the harsh consequences he knows he will face. Atticus is a kind and loving father, reading to his children and offering them comfort when they need it, but he is also capable of teaching them harsh lessons, as when he allows Jem to come with him to tell Helen Robinson about Tom's death. At the end of the novel, when Atticus believes that Jem killed Bob Ewell, he tries to talk Heck Tate, the sheriff, out of calling the death an accident--Atticns's standards are firm, and he does not want his son to have unfair protection from the law.

What’s more, the adversity faced by the family reveals Atticus's parenting style, his focus on instilling moral values in Jem and Scout. Particularly important to Atticus are justice, restraint, and honesty. He tells his children to avoid getting in fights, even if they are verbally

杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇四
《知更鸟读后感》

杀死一只知更鸟(英文版)

写点什么吧，不然我可能会忘记我现在的感觉。

第一次知道知更鸟的是因为JEFFREY是的，那是他最爱的书，当时以为那是一个很美的关于春天的故事，别指望一个十四五岁迷恋明星的小女孩有什么关于人性，种族，生命，偏见的思考。上周日刚刚读完英文版的杀死一只知更鸟，当然也别指望一个英文很不过关的英专学生能有什么深邃的思想，还完全没有概念的情况下读英文是很大的挑战，更何况慵懒如我是不愿意查字典的。

可是，还是很喜欢这部作品。当然，它有别与我平时的品味，没有浓烈的情感，以一个孩子的眼光来看待世界，我忘了曾读过泰戈尔的那本诗集，同样是以孩子的眼光来看待世界，但前者更倾向于如何成长，后者是宗教精神方面的。种族问题是永远也绕不过去的坎，如同二战，刻意掩饰，会让我们忘记，可是过多反思又回让人麻木。

Scoot 是个可爱的小女孩，她勇敢，善良。最爱的当然是finch律师，他就像是暴风雨中，屹立的那更根旗杆，他的道德标注或许和所谓的世俗不同，但他遵从自己的内心。BOO其实并不懂他存在于小说中真正的意义，一个奇怪的人，在最后的最后，称为scoot jim生命中重要的人，让他们学会从新认识是世界。Jim是爱妹妹的吧，是非常非常爱得，原意以生命去守护她，虽然时常小嘲笑她是胆小的女生，还有我们可爱的dim,”dim，没有你的

杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇五
《杀死一只知更鸟 读后感》

第一篇 之所以取名观后感是觉得自己还没有足够的专业知识水平来写影评。为此，只能根据老师所介绍的背景以及个人对剧情的理解来写一份非专业水平的观后感。

这部电影给我最深的印象不是案情的精彩，亦不是派克的专业辩护，而是斯各特和杰姆的快乐、童真的少年愉快时光，在剧中可以看到只有父亲的斯各特和杰姆，没有缺乏爱，相反却是满满的父爱和对母亲的憧憬与怀念。这两个小孩的童年可以说快乐、好奇、幸福齐聚一身。或许很多现在的小孩都会非常羡慕他们在自己的家里就可以玩的很开心，轮胎、爬树、荡秋千等等。这些在现在这个钢筋水泥的城市，只能在游乐场才能看到它们的缩影。这让我想起自己的童年。小时候的自己，不用干农活的时候几乎天天都跟着一大帮年龄比自己大的孩子一起玩，捉迷藏、玩过人游戏、跳绳、去山上摘果子、冬天在田里烤番薯等等，那个时候自己真的是没有压力，父母也不会给太多的约束。从而悄悄地渡过了快乐的童年。而反观现在的小孩，在富裕的物质条件下，可惜可以玩的时间和玩意似乎和家庭水平成了反比，现在的家长都希望自己的子女可以高人一筹，为此巨大的压力落在了瘦弱的肩膀上，玩耍的时间已经被参加兴趣班所代替。或许谁也没有权利去评定这种社会现实的对与错，科技的发展必然会带来变革。它是一种进步。人，从来都是在现实中抓住过去不放，从而有了感慨，感叹现实的不满，抒发对过去的怀念。人，就是一种充满矛盾的灵长类动物，在矛盾中挣扎，在现实中摸索着自己的道路。不过我想这也不为过，正好可以弥补内心的空虚，在忙碌中回忆过去。也许这可以作为一种情感治疗，从而让自己不断进步。

其次，应该是派克的父亲形象和英雄形象给人深刻印象。身为单亲爸爸，他对于子女的教育让人油然产生一种敬佩。特别是在他的子女在生活中见证了社会上非常现实但又很令人费解的情形下，他用他博深的知识抚平了孩子内心对社会丑陋现象的恐惧，给予了孩子坚强、有原则的强大心灵空间，用精准的枪法给孩子一伟岸之感，他对斯各特和杰姆的爱不像现在社会父母对孩子的爱那样地 粗

杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇六
《Something about humanity 《To kill a mockingbird》杀死一只知更鸟 英文读后感》

Rebecca 3425

Wednesday 14:30

Jun 5th

Something about humanity

The impressions of《To kill a mockingbird》

I saw this move in three weeks ago, I think this move is very outstanding work. It told us many good things about humanity. The move has a positive significance in the pursuit of racial equality, through the film we saw ourselves and see the good and evil of human nature. This move made me knew some truths. If you are honest and frank, people may cheat you, be honest and frank anyway; the good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow, be good anyway; you show sympathy for the weak, people still follow the strong, but you must justice for the weak.

If you are honest and frank, people may cheat you, be honest and frank anyway. Tom Robinson is a diligent and kind black people. In the south of the US there has very serious racial discrimination at that time. Tom knew the white people despise them. But when Mayella asked him for help. He still helps her generous. When Mayella and her father Bob Ewell frame him up. He never hates the white people. He just feels sorry for Mayella, a white woman. Tom Robinson is a very goodness people. He has many good qualities. The good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow, be good anyway. The father in the move, Atticus, is a lawyer who was with a feeling for justice. He always helps helping others regardless of whether they have money. He help Walter Cunningham go to court and free of charge. But in order to kill Tom Robinson, Walter Cunningham wants to hurt Atticus. Fortunately the children comes and made angry farmers dispel the idea that to kill Tom Robinson. Atticus never want to takes revenge to those farmers including Bob Ewell so I think he is

杀死一只反舌鸟英文版读后感篇七
《杀死一只知更鸟读后感》

杀死一只知更鸟读后感

一.

这本书好像不是很有名，我现在还不清楚他的作者是谁。但是某天我偶然开始读了几句，就被主人公斯各特——一个八岁小女孩天真可爱的声音吸引了。

我在考虑着是否可以称这个小说为倒叙，因为文章是从介绍小女孩的哥哥杰姆为了救她而伤了手臂而开始的，而这件事一直到最后才水落石出。

整个故事大概持续了三年，这期间主要发生了两件事儿，一是不懂事的孩子们想方设法诱使怪邻居亚瑟先生出来，结果在不知不觉之中和他变成了好朋友。第二件事儿是黑人约翰的审批。本来无罪的约翰，被白人流氓诬陷强奸，即使在斯各特爸爸的竭力辩护下仍被判为有罪。

两件事儿都对小女孩产生了重大的影响，使得她慢慢地学会分析事情，学会克制，成为一个有教养的人，懂得尊重的人。

而题目中所提到的知更鸟，很抱歉是在百度百科上看到的。

小说第一章里斯各特的保姆，一个贤惠的黑人，就告诉她，无论如何都不能用气枪秒钟一只知更鸟，因为它们除了给人们唱歌外，什么坏事都不做。类似地，斯各特的爸爸也多次告诉她，无论如何都不可以欺负黑人，因为那是最不可原谅的。两句话放在一起，我们似乎就明白了，无辜可怜缺乏知识，但是却只是踏踏实实做事的黑人就是这里的知更鸟。杀死他们是最大的罪恶，因为他们无知。

这里通过一个小女孩的成长经历为我们描绘了黑人遭到白人歧视的悲惨境况，但是我们也能从中感受到一些明智的人已经意识到了黑人与白人的平等，并且开始付出努力。而在孩子们心中，黑人与白人是一样的，已经是合理的事儿，不需要任何人的审判。正如斯各特的爸爸所说，如果陪审团是由你们这些十来岁的孩子组成的话，约翰就不会死了。孩子终会长大的，长大后他们将坐在陪审团的位子，决定黑人的命运，以及这个国家的命运。

庆幸我们已经看到了他们选择的结果，那就是在美利坚合众国，无论你是什么肤色，你都享有平等的权利和义务。

除了这些深刻的历史人权问题，我想，那些斯各特在游玩学到的为人处事的道路也值得我们细细体味。

所以这基本上可以说是本适合小孩的读物吧。

二.

这本书乍一看以为是个青少年读物，其实完全不是这么回事，它是写给我们成年人看的。作者的笔法清新、有趣，在她的笔下，“我”斯科特是一个可爱、聪明、淘气的小姑娘，有许多提不完的问题；“我”的哥哥杰姆忠厚善良，如今已成为男子汉，虽然在本书结尾时，他还不到13岁；“我”的好朋友迪儿是个小机灵鬼；还有“我”的爸爸是个善良、正义、睿智的人；还有“我”的邻居”怪人“拉德利，这个人从来不露面，但是心地却很善良；此外还有我的卡波妮，她把”我“和哥哥拉扯大；看起来老的尽打瞌睡，其实清醒无比的老法官泰勒；满口仁义礼智信的”道德家“斯蒂芬妮小姐；慈爱的莫迪小姐；无耻、无知的鲍伯·尤厄尔一家.....

小说触及了一个很大的社会问题——种族问题，这个问题恐怕到现在还没有获得真正的解决，此外，小说还涉及了妇女的人权问题，好像在20世纪30年代的亚拉巴马州，妇女没有投票权和选举权，如今妇女权利得到很大改善。此外，书中还有令杰姆非常困惑的事：”我们“家族的人不喜欢坎宁安家的人，坎宁安家的人不喜欢尤厄尔家的人，尤厄尔家的人又鄙视黑鬼（这件事说白了就是镇上的人看不起乡里人，乡里人看不起无赖白人，无赖白人看不起黑人），这种情况好像在我们周围也很寻常，城市的看不起农村的，有钱的看不起没钱

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