简爱读书报告英文版简爱读书报告英文版篇一：简爱的英文读书报告A Bk Reprt f Jane Eyre Jane Eyre is a classic rmance nvel by Charltte Brnt? hich as published in 1847 by Smith, Elder Cmpany, Lndn, and is ne f the mst famus British nvels f all time. Charltte Brnt? first published the bk as Jane Eyre: An Autbigraphy under the pseudnym Currer Bell, and it as an instant success, earning the praise f many revieers, including illiam Makepeace Thackeray, t hm Charltte Brnt? dedicated her secnd editin. The stry is that f a gverness, Jane Eyre. Despite her plainness, she captures the heart f her enigmatic emplyer, Edard Rchester, but sn discvers he has a secret that culd jepardize any hpe f happiness beteenthem .Published in 1847, Jane Eyre brught almst instant fame t its bscure authr, the daughter f a clergyman in a small mill tn in nrthern England. n the surface, the nvel embdies stck situatins f the Gthic nvel genre such as mystery, hrrr, and the classic medieval castle setting; many f the incidents brder n (and crss ver int) meldrama. The stry f the yung herine is als in many ays cnventinal—the rise f a pr rphan girl against verhelming dds, hse lve and determinatin eventually redeem a trmented her. Yet if this all there ere t Jane Eyre, the nvel uld sn have been frgtten. In riting Jane Eyre, Charltte Brnte did nt rite a mere rmantic ptbiler. Her bk has serius things t say abut a number f imprtant subjects: the relatins beteen men and men, men s equality, the treatment f children and f men, religius faith andreligius hypcrisy (and the difference beteen the t), the realizatin f selfhd, and the nature f true lve. But again, if its cncerns ere nly tpical, it uld nt have utlivedthe time in hich it as ritten. The bk is nt a tract any mre than it is a ptbiler. It is a rk f fictin ith memrable characters and vivid scenes, ritten in a pelling prse style. In appealing t bth the head and the heart, Jane Eyre triumphs ver its flas and remains a classic f nineteenth-century English literature and ne f the mst ppular f all English nvels. Jane Eyre, is a pr but aspiring, small in bdy but huge in sul, bscure but self-respecting girl. After e clse the cvers f the bk, after having a lng jurney f the spirit, Jane Eyre, a marvelus figure, has left us s much t recall and t think: e remember her gdness: fr smene h lst arms and blinded in eyes, fr smene h despised her fr her rdinariness, and even fr smene h had hurt her deeply in the past. e remember her pursuit f justice. It’s like a panin ith the gdness. But still, a virtuus persn shuld prmte the gdness n ne side and must check the badness n the ther side.e remember her self-respect and the clear situatin n equality. In her pinin, everyne is the same at the Gd’s feet. Thugh there are differences in status、in prperty and als in appearance, but all the human being are equal in persnality. e als remember her striving fr life, her tughness and her cnfidence…hen e thinkf this girl, hat she gave us as nt a pretty face r a transcendent temperament that make us admire deeply, but a huge charm f her persnality. Actually, she asn’t pretty, and f curse, the rdinary appearance didn’t make thers feel gd f her, even her n aunt felt disgusted ith it. And sme thers even thught that she as easy t lk dn n and t tease, s hen Miss Ingram met Jane Eyre, she seemed quite cntemptuus, fr that she as bviusly much mre prettier than ‘the plain and ugly gverness’. But as the little gverness had said: ‘D yu think, because I am pr, bscure, plain, and This is the idea f equality in Jane Eyre’s mind. Gd hadn’t given her beauty and ealth, but instead, Gd gave hera kind mind and a thinking brain. Her idea f equality and self-respect impress us s much and let us feel the per inside her bdy. In my mind, thugh a persn’s beauty n the face can make thers nce feel that ne is attractive and charming, if his r her mind isn’t the same beautiful as the appearance, such as beauty cannt last fr, hen thers find that the beauty hich had charmed them as nly a falsity, it’s nt true, they ill like the persn n mre. Fr a lng time, nly a persn’s great virtue, a nble sul, a beautiful heart can be called as an everlasting beauty just as Kahill Gibran has said, that Beauty is a heart enflamed and a sul enchanted’. I can feel that h beauty really is, as e are all fleshly men, s e can’t distinguish hethera man is f nbleness r humbleness, but fleshly men, s e can’t distinguish hether a man is f nbleness r humbleness, but as there are great differences in ur suls, and frm that, e can kn that hether a man is nble r rdinary, and even bscure, that is, hether he is beautiful r nt. Her stry makes us thinking abut life and e learn much frm her experience, at least, that is a fresh ne recgnitin f the real beauty.篇二：简爱世界名著全英文读后感全英文读书笔记英语专业大学本科Feelings f Reading JANE EYRE Useful expressin 1) [Useful expressin] (p.47) If all the rld hated yu, and believed yu icked, hile yur n cnscience apprved yu, and abslved yu frm guilt, yu uld nt be ithut friends. 2) [Useful expressin] (p.231) Prejudices, it is ell knn, as mst difficult t eradicate frm the heart hse sil has never been lsened r fertilized by educatin: they gr there, firm as eeds amng stnes. 3) [Useful expressin] (p.40) Life appears t me t shrt t be spent in nursing animsity r registering rngs. The type f materials in this bk is rittenin English, and the tpic area is literature. I spent reading the bk fr 2 mnths. In the rld histry f literature, sme many classical famus rks are ging t be immrtal, but Jane Eyre deeply enters peple s sul deeply, it by irresistible intrinsic deep has attracted the tens f thusands f readers deeply, has affected peple s inner rld, is in the rld histry f literature the eternal classics.hen Jane Eyre as a baby, her parents died. S she had t live ith her uncle and his family. Unfrtunately, her uncle als ent aay several years later. Then Jane as sent t the Lgd, hich as a charity schl and became a teacher there hen she grn up. Later she left it t bee a gverness f Adela Varens, the ard f Mr. Edard Rchester, a Thrnfield Manr. Later, Jane and Mr. Rchester fell in lve ith each ther, and they decided t get married. But Mr. Rchester as revealed that he had a ife during the edding ceremny. S Jane left Thrnfield and Mr. Rchester. therise Mr. Rchester’s ife as crazy. ne day, she made a fire. Mr. Rchester tried his best t save his ife, but failed and his eyes ere burnt and he became blind. The terrible nes came t Jane, she came back t Mr. Rchester hurriedly. Jane tld Mr. Rchester that she still lved him a lt, and tried her best t cheer him up. Finally, they gt married, and had a lvely baby. This bk enthralled me ith the charm f language, and brught hme t me the great ealth f English rds and phrases. But this bk is t difficult t me, and I had t lk up a number f rds. If there are explains f sme difficult rds, I think it ill be much better. The figure f Jane Eyre had the greatest impact n me. After I clse the cvers f the bk, after having a lng jurney f the spirit, Jane Eyre, a marvelus figure, has left us s much t recall and t think: I remember her gdness, her pursuit f justice, her self-respect and the clear situatin n equality, her striving fr life, her tughness and her cnfidence… The riting f the bk is effective,beautiful and even fascinating. The authr is skillful in telling stries. I can easily find ut the characters f these dramatis persnages. Behind the nderful stry, the authr expressed herstrng dissatisfactins t the sciety then. The authr thinks that peple shuld be gd educated, and everyne is equal, n matter male r female. The ne facts that I hadn’t learn befre is gdness. I remember her gdness: fr smene h lst arms and blinded in eyes, fr smene h despised her fr her rdinariness, and even fr smene h had hurt her deeply in the past. T me, I think that I can hardly frgive thse peple h have hurt me deeply. May be it is gd enugh that nt t d sme revenge. As a result f reading this bk, her stry makes me thinking abut life and I learn much frm her experience, at least, that is a fresh ne recgnitin f the real. I can feel that h beauty really is, as e are all fleshly men, s e can’t distinguish hether a man is f nbleness r humbleness, but fleshly men, s e can’t distinguish hether a man is f nbleness r humbleness, but as there are great differences in ur suls, and frm that, e can kn that hether a man is nble r rdinary, and even bscure, that is, hether he is beautiful r nt. In essence, Brnte s nvel became a direct assault n Victrian mrality. Cntrversy based in its realistic expsure f thughts nce cnsidered imprper fr a lady f the 19th century. Emtins any respectable girl uld repress. men at this time ere nt t feel passin, nr ere they cnsidered sexual beings. T cnceive the thught f men expressing rage and blatantly retaliating against authrity as defiance against the traditinal rle f men. Jane Eyre sent cntrversy thrugh the literary munity. Fr nt nly as it ritten by a man but marked the first use f realistic characters. Jane s plexity lied in her being neither hly gd r evil. She as pr and plain in a time hen sciety cnsidered an ugly man a blt n the face f creatin. It challenged Victrian classstructure in a strictly hierarchal sciety. A relatinship beteen a lly gverness and a ealthy nbleman as simply unheard f. Brnte dre criticism fr her attack n the aristcracy h she deemed as hypcritical shy but ... nt genuine. She assaulted individual s already established mrals by presenting a plausible case fr bigamy.篇三：简爱英文读书报告Jane Eyre Dlr 201X2136063 Fall semester 201XAugust 20, 201X Bk reprt 2 A Struggling man Jane Eyre is a first-persn narrative f the title character. ritten by British riter Charltte Brnte , it is a lve stry beteen Jane Eyre and Edard Fairfax Rchester. This nvel includes 5 parts: Jane s childhd at Gateshead; her educatin at Ld Schl; as the gverness at hrnfield Hall, here she falls in lve ith Edard Rchester; her time ith the Rivers family and the finale ith her reunin ith and marriage t her belved Rchester. Jane Eyre is the herine f the nvel and the main character. She is pure, brave, strng self-esteem and ardr. hat`s mre, the spirit f rebelling is her imprtant trait. hen she as a baby, her parents died and she became an rphan. She as sent t her aunt and as abused by her aunt and her cusins. She then as sent t Ld Schl, here she as ppressed and abused, but her nature led him t rebel. Edard Fairfax Rchester is master f Thrnfield Manr. He is heavyhearted and his chapter is changeable. Als, his manner t Jane is changeable. Frm appearance, he is tall, strng man. There ere many parties in Thrnfield Manr hen Edard came back. Jane as treated bad at ne party and retreated frm the party. At that time, Jane fund herself had already fallen in lve ith Edard and Edard lved her, t. n the ceremny, Jane gt knn that he had a ife and left grieved. hen she came back t Thrnfield Manr, she fundit had bee ruins and Edard as disabled. And she married him. The authr ants t reveal that the value f a man is equal t dignity plus lve. At that time, abut 19th century, peple ignred lve in rder t pursue mney and fe peple culd abandn mney fr lve. Jane is a man h can nt bear ppressin and brave enugh t pursue lve. She is a representative f l class. 篇四：《简爱》读书报告《简爱》------读书报告一．作者简介夏洛蒂·勃朗特（1816-4-21－1855-3-31）1816年生于英国北部约克郡的豪渥斯的一个乡村牧师家庭。