一小时的故事读后感

一小时的故事读后感篇一：一小时的故事读后感ChangeswithinonehourAnhourisveryshort,thensuddenlythepast.Butwhathappenedwithinanhour,canalsochangetheperson’smood,pointofview,andeventhefateofthefuture.Thestoryofanhour(KateCopin)whichveryappropriateprovedthispoint.Inthisstory,Mrs.Mallardafterlearnedthatherhusbandhaddiedbecauseofthetrainaccident.Shegotothebedroomwithgrief,butinherheartdeeplyiscomfortableaftersherealizethatshewasfreedom,butfreedomisshort,becauseherhusband’sreturnwhichdestroyherdreamoffreedom,thecollapseanddespairofthemomentcauseMrs.Mallardonthepathofdeath.Mrs.Mallardisawomanwithaheartdisease,thepeoplearoundheralwayswanttoprotecther,suchashersisterandherhusband’sfriend.Buteverybodydon’tknow,comparedwithmeticulouscare,shepreferstohaveallofherownlife.Whenhersistertoldherthatherhusband’sdeath.“sheweptatonce,withsudden,wildabandonment,inhersister’sarm”,andthenshegotoherroomalone.Shedidn’trealizeherfreedomnow,becauseherhusband’sdeathblowtoheristooheavy.“thestareinhereyes”,theexhaustionbody,Perhapsinthepastherdependenceonherhusbandmakesshefeltataloss,althoughsheprefersselfindependence.Justlikehername.Abirdbeforebeingreleasedfromacase,theymustbesoanxiouslikethis.TheneverythingchangewhenMrs.Mallardlookoutsidetheopeningwindow,“thedeliciousbreathoftherainwasintheair.”,“inthestreetbelowapeddlerwascryinghiswares.”.Thissensewhichfullofvitalityandnewlife,lethergraduallygropetotheideathathiddeninherheart:“Free,free,free.”.“theystayedkeenandbright.Herpulsesbeatfast,andthecoursingbloodwarmedandrelaxedeveryinchofherbody.”.Shewasfinallyfree,nothingcanlimithertostarthernewlife,evenshebegantoprayforhermightlivelonger.Themomenttoopenthewindow,justlikethecasedoorisopentolifeoutside.Butthisfreedomtimenotforlong,becauseofherhusband’sback.Herhusbanddidn’tdeadinthebeginning.Inthemomentherhusbandcameback,Shelostherfreedomagain,Itismoreterriblethannevergetfree.Itsuddenlyhappenedlethernolongerwithstandtheblowinhersoul.Ironically,thedoctordiagnosedherdiedofeuphoria.Idon’tknowwhattheauthormean,perhapsthisironyisroughlytothedoctorandhelplessabouttheworld.Throughthestory,thethingswhichhappeninjustonehour,lethertoseethehopeoflife,andthenbreakherhopes.Fateissoheartlessandelusive.Ithinksometimeswecancontrolthefate.Butwhenwecannotcontrolthefate,Weshouldenjoythelifetocherishnow.Perhapsinthefuturetherewillbeanhourcompletelychangeyourdestiny,whethergoodorbad.篇二：TheStoryofanHour一小时的故事,英文读后感TheStoryofanHour--ByCavedwellerThestoryisquiteshortbutimpressive.Thewifewhoisafflictedwithahearttroublehearsherhusband’sdeath.Sheweepsatonce,whileheartgoesfree.Alone,shereflectsherlifeasawifeoppressedbyherhusband’spowerfulwill.Rejoicinginfreedom,deathhelpsherdefeatthetyrannyinherfamily.Hopinginabetterlife,thewholeworldbecomesadorable.Whensheappearsinthepublicagain,atthatmoment,astheauthorsays“therewasafeverishtriumphinhereyes,andshecarriedherselfunwittinglylikeagoddessofVictory”.Untilnow,everythingseemsperfectlygratifying.AhumanbeinglivesuptothecommandofIsaiahto“undotheheavyburdens-lettheoppressedgofree”.Asusual,theauthorhasforeseenthatahappyendingstoryisalessthansatisfactory. Here comesthe dramatic change. The“forevergone”husbandreturns.Thekingwillregainhisthrone.Thewifewillretreattothecorner.Beholdingthemanwalkingbodilyintotheroom,thejoyfulwifeheartsthecrashingofherdreamyfuture.Aweakheartcan’ttakethetwooppositeextremes.Then,shediessuddenly,whileexpectedly.Thedoctorsaysshediesofheartdisease-ofjoythekills.Whilesarcastically,notjoykills,butdespaircounts.KateChopinwritesthestoryin1894whichisthestartingprocessoffeministmovement.Atthattime,thestrengthoffightingforwomen’srightsisweakandvulnerable.Therefore,thedeathofthewifeimpliestheunavoidablefailureofit.Thestoryrevealsthehidingtruthintheseeminglyharmoniousandhappyfamily:thepowerfulwillofahusbandbendsthewifeinthatblindpersistencewithwhichmenandwomenbelievetheyhavearighttoimposeaprivatewilluponafellow-creature.Inauthor’sopinion,thisfamilytyrannyisakindofcrime.Women,especiallyhousewives,oughttoliveforthemselveswithindependenceanddignity.However,inalonghistory,women’srightsareignored.Sothefightingmusttaketimes,whilepeoplearepatientwiththetribulation.篇三：一小时的故事一小时的梦凯特?肖邦（KateChopin:1851-1904 ）知道马兰德夫人（Mrs.Mallard）的心脏很衰弱，他们尽可能小心冀冀地把她丈夫死亡的消息告诉她。玛兰德的姐姐，约瑟芬(Josephine)，断断续续，遮遮掩掩地向她暗示。她丈夫的朋友理查兹(Richards)也在那儿，就在她身边。在列有布伦特?马兰德(BrentlyMallard)名字的火车事故遇难者的消息名单传来时，理查兹正好在报社里。第二份电报使他在最快的时间里证明了消息的可靠性。他必须赶在那些不太心细，不太温柔的朋友之前把这个不幸的消息带给马兰德夫人。她没有像别的女人那样听到丈夫的坏消息就崩溃了。她近似绝望地扑倒在姐姐的怀里嚎啕大哭。当这暴风雨般的悲伤过后，她独自一人回到了自己的房间，不让任何人跟着她。窗户对面，放着一把舒服的大扶手椅，她疲惫不堪地沉了进去。这种疲惫折磨着她的身体，似乎也正浸入她的灵魂。她看到了屋外广场上充满新春气息的树梢。空气中弥漫着芬芳的雨的气息。窗户下面的街道上，小贩正在叫卖他的器皿。远处传来缥缈的歌声，数不清的麻雀也在屋檐下叽叽喳喳地唱个不停。对着她窗户的西边天空上，层层叠叠的云朵之间，露着一绺绺蓝色的天空。她把头靠在椅背上，非常平静。除了像个孩子哭到睡着还继续呜咽一样，她也偶尔地呜咽一下，这使她有点颤抖。她很年青，脸庞白皙、安详。脸上的纹路显示着一种压抑或者说是一种力量。但是现在，她那凝望蓝天的双眸，目光茫然。这并不是沉思，更不是一种发呆。有一种感觉正在向她靠近，那正是她带着恐惧等待的。是什么？她不知道。这种感觉太微妙，太难以捉摸，她说不清楚。但她感觉得到它，它正在空中蔓延，它穿过弥漫于空气中的声音、气味和颜色慢慢地靠近她。现在，她内心骚动不安。她开始认识到那种向她步步进逼、并且渐渐地控制他的感觉是什么。她努力地想用自己的意志力把这种感觉打回去，但是她的意志力就像她那两只纤细、白皙的双手一样无力。当她任那种感觉肆意发展的时候，从她微微张开的双唇间喃喃地溢出一个词。她屏住呼吸一遍又一遍地重复着：“自由，自由，自由！”随着那种感觉而来的茫然的目光和恐惧的神色从他的眼里消失了。现在，她的目光炯炯有神。心跳加快，热血温暖了身体的每一个部位，使她感到身心放松。她没有时间去想此刻拥有的这种欢愉是否恰当。一种清楚的、兴奋的感觉燃烧着她，她根本无暇去顾及那些个琐事。她知道，当她见到丈夫那双温柔、亲切的双手变得僵硬，那张从来都不会对她吝啬爱意的脸变得毫无表情、灰白如纸的时候，她肯定还会哭的。但在这痛苦之外，她看到了长远的