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Tess of the D’Urbervilles is one of Thomas Hardy’s most famous novels.In this novel,the heroine,Tess,is figured with intelligence as well as beauty.She possesses all of praise-worthy qualities of labors:pure,industrious,responsible,brave and fortitudinous.And Tess has long been regarded as the most exceptional woman character in literary history.However,the life of this pure woman is tragic.This paper mainly analyzes the external reasons and internal reasons that results in the tragedy which she is changing from a girl with beauty and pureness to a young lady with muddling along and giving herself up,at last she walks to the execution ground.From all the points mentioned above,we can better and deeply understand Tess and her tragedy,and we can know the root of the Tess’s tragedy is the evil capitalist society at that time. 相似文献
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Thomas Hardy is an outstanding novelist in the nineteenth century.He has produced numerous works including novels and poetry.His tragic novel Tess of the d’Urbervilles has a great impact on the world literature.The paper is focused on the exploration of Tess’s tragedy through her life experiences.Tess’s tragedy can be illustrated by three factors—her family aspects,love experiences and her social images,which also contribute collectively to poor Tess’s destiny.The social background of the period provides a basis for the novel,and the deformed social values and morality is the root of her tragedy,together with her personal temperament and the Christian religious influences.Christian mores of self-sacrifice,wide love and purity have a great effect on characters in the novel.In the fourth part,there is some enlightenment from Tess’s tragedy.It is believed that women play a crucial role in society.Tess is a woman with good qualities and her experiences give a warning to women today:the proper treatment of one’s behaviors and the social rules is critical. 相似文献
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Thomas Hardy, the remarkable nineteenth-century novelist, is one of the representatives of English critical realism at the turn of the 19th century. Among his numerous works, Tess of the D’ Urbervilles could be regarded as the summit of his realistic novels. The heroin Tess has strong rebellious spirit and her rebellion is progressive. Although her rebellion is of nature, instinct and blindness at the beginning, develop from passive to active, from unconscious to rational. She challenges conventional moral, religious and social attitudes in her own way and grows into a mature and reasonable woman from an innocent girl of nature at last. 相似文献
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Tess is the heroine in Tess of the D’Urbervilles. She is a shining image in English literature. No people will not sigh and shed tears for her destiny when they read the novel. What causes her tragedy? Who should be answerable for her death? In this paper the author will analyze these from the perspective of the heroine herself and also from the perspective of the society. 相似文献
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Tess of the D’Urbervilles(1891),the masterpiece of Thomas Hardy,tells the tragical life story of a beautiful country girl.Although the heroine,Tess,was intelligent,beautiful,industrious and kind-hearted,she was finally hanged as the only victim of the story.The root of her tragedy was caused by the bourgeoisie society.Firstly her tragedy comes from the society:the inequali ty of the law,the false of the religion and the hypocrisy of the bourgeoisie society.Secondly,Tess’s tragedy is produced by her own characters.In addition,the tragedy of Tess is inevitable.Thus,Tess’s tragedy was produced by both the society and her own character,which is closely related to the bourgeoisie society. 相似文献
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正Miss Xu is our English teacher.She is thirty-five years old.She has two big eyes and long hair.There is a pair of glasses on her face.My classmates and I can learn a lot from her.We all like her very much.And she likes us,too.She has a lot of games in her class,such as'Look and guess','Read and act'…She teaches us how to remember the new 相似文献
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The theme of this essay is about the fated deaths of Tess.The emphasis is’inevitability’.Tess’s Death is mainly due to the social influence and man-made factors.Because of the low social status and moral conceptions,there is no living room left for Tess.Her parents push her get closer to her tragedy as well.Alec and Angel are the two persons who directly and indirectly cause Tess’s death.In addition,there are also some subjective causes for her doom.The symbolic red in the novel intentionally indi cates the’inevitability’of her death. 相似文献
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In the novel Tess of the D’urbervilles,Tess is successfully depicted.She is portrayed as a brave girl,hard-working,beautiful and innocent.Alec represents a brutal and destructive force,which triggers Tess’s tragedy.Angle’s inveterate old-fashioned prejudices made him relentlessly abandon Tess.Yet what Hardy tries to show is that the disintegration of rural economy in England brought about by the intrusion of capitalist relations as well as the hypocritical morality of the time are the obvious causes of Tess’s tragedy.Meanwhile,Hardy also attacks the injustice of the law.In the novel,he believes a woman is helpless in the hands of fate and Tess is trapped in the web of fate.Her tragedy is fated and inevitable. 相似文献
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Scarlett,the heroine in Gone with the Wind,is always the disputed figure in the academic world.She gathers kinds of traits in herself,including contradiction intricacy and diversity.Then,Scarlett is a person not only selfish and rebellious,but also in the pursuit of equality and independence.What she eagerly seeks in her life is genuine love.To begin with her unique thought and conception,this thesis analyzes the characteristics of her self-assurance and self-reliance represented behind her selfishness and rebellion.It makes emphasis on the profound changes Scarlett has in terms of belief and self-value when she experiences the baptism of the Civil War.The process that she changes from a spoiled noble belle to an independent and confident businesswoman indicates the self-awareness of women has wakened up. 相似文献
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YU Hong-qin 《美中教育评论》2007,4(7):62-65
Tess of the D＇Urbervilles is one of Hardy＇s masterpieces. Tess has been a disputed character in English literature. How should we evaluate Tess？ Is she a fallen woman or a pure woman？ From the analysis in this paper, we can find that Tess is both a pure woman as well as a fighter against fate. 相似文献
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Gone with the Wind,the masterpiece of the Margaret,M who has spent about ten years on writing this novel and it takes over half a year of her to verify the specific time and place of the involved historical event.Once the masterpiece is published on June 30,1936,it soon broke several records in sales of American publishing;later,it won the prize of Pulitzer and Association of American publishers.While the leading lady of this novel,Scarlett,become an object of admiration among thousands of people.What attract the readerséyes deeply is her unique origin,outstanding features and noble actions.In the meantime,the charming personality of Margaret’s Scarlett has conquered us.She is strong to the difficulties;she is persistent to her love;and she is witty to her family.She is the strongest among the people who has endured the hardship as her no matter she has suffered from the war,the poor and leaving her family.What makes her be responsible to the Taylor Manor is her braveness.At the end of the story,she still tells us:tomorrow is another day! We admire her positive attitude to life,and this is why the female character can be everlasting. 相似文献
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Our English teacher is a Canadian. Her name is Lucie. She has long blond hair and blue eyes. She has five children, and two small ones live together with her in our school. She loves her children and she love us students, too. 相似文献
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In 1993,the Nobel Prize of Literature was granted to an American black woman writer,Toni Morrison.She disclosed the features of language in her Nobel Lecture with a story of"the bird-in-hand".Language is both a tool of the ruling class to govern people and a tool fort he common people to understand society and express themselves.Morrison has a deep understanding of it and makes good use of the features to express women’s liberation and racial liberation in her works,which make her language peculiar and her ... 相似文献
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Sister Carrie is one of the most controversial characters in American literature.Thought as a "fallen woman" firstly,she was defined as a "new woman" by some critics later. However, by digging into the motivaton behind the whole process of Carrie's "success", the relationship between Carrie and her creator (the author), the social conditions of then American, it can be found that Carrie has never been free-standing on her thought and she has never found her real-sdf even after becoming a famous actress. In a society dominated by mass consumerism Carrie is only an adherent of her own desires. She also is a representative of all those country girls flooded into cities, a symbol and a sacrifice of the urbanization of America in a time countryside was overcome by cities. 相似文献
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Lucy is 1 girl. She is now inBeijing 2 her parents. Lucy doesn't 3 Chinese, but she is studying Chinese.She often 4 Chinese to her Chinese friends. Sometimes they don't understand(理解) her, 5 she can't speak Chinese well.It's Sunday morning.She has 6 lessons. She goes out. She is 7 in the street. She is going to the zoo to 8 the elephants and monkeys. But she doesn't know how to get 9 .She asks a Chinese boy, but the boy 10 understand her.Then she 11 a pen and a piece of paper.She draws a monkey 12 it and shows the picture to the boy.Now the boy understands, and shows Lucy the way 13 the zoo. 相似文献
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Tess is a pure girl in Hardy’s eyes, as it shows in the book’s subtitle. She is sinned in Victorian’s time, however, she is still pure in Kant’s eyes. 相似文献
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Tess is a pure girl in Hardy’s eyes, as it shows in the book’s subtitle. She is sinned in Victorian’s time, however, she is still pure in Kant’s eyes.Key words: Tesss purity; Kant 相似文献
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Passage ALinda has been a vegetarian for years.She stopped eating m eat because of how shefelt.A s she told her doctor,she alw ays felttired.H er doctor looked her over and told herto eat less m eat.She bought a vegetariancookbook and decided to“go all the way”.She still eats eggs and cheese som etim es,how ever,m ost of her food is vegetables,fruits,and grains.Linda becam e a vegetarian to im-prove her health.N ancy is an anim al lover.She grew upon a farm where there were cows and chick-ens.A s she grew o... 相似文献
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Real Name: Jennifer LopezD.O.B:July 24,1970Place of Birth:Bronx, N.Y.,USAHeight: 5'6"Husband:Cris JuddEx-Husband:Ojani NoaWhy is she famous?She is considered by the media and public alike as one of the most beautiful(and sexiest)women in the world. She has 2 multiplatinum albums to her credit On the 6 and J-Lo. She has starred in hit movies The Cell, The Wedding Planner and Out of Sight. 相似文献
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郭雨涵 《英语大王(小学)》2005,(9)
Our English teacher is young and pretty. She has two big eyes, a small mouth and straight long hair. She is good at teaching. She speaks English very fluently, and her voice is beautiful. We all love her, and we love her class, too. If you don't believe me, you can come to our classroom and listen to her class. After it, you are sure to like her. 相似文献