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哈姆雷特复述及评价HamletofShakespeareisaclassicalrepresentativework.Thisbookcertainlydoesnothavethebigdifferenceinthesuperficialplotwiththehistoricalfable,spokeortheDanishprincethestorywhichrevengedforthefather,inwhichfillstheranksmellofbloodviolenceanddies.JustlikethecharacterHoratiosaid:youmayheartotorapemassacre,theunusualrepairbehavior,thedarkcenterdecision,accidentalslaughter,borrowsthehandmurder,aswellasfallsintosuicideresult.Winding'selectstheplot,tightlycentersontherevengetolaunch.HamlethurriesbackthehomeinahurryfromGermany,isattendshisfather'sfuneral,enableshimtoaccept,henotcatchesupwithfather'sfuneral,actuallywitnessedthemotherandtheUncleClaudius'weddingceremony,thishadcausedHamlettheWrightsuspicionattheheart,addednightabovemeetsintheroyalpalacecastlewithfather'sghost,theghostsorrowsued,thispileatrocitywasUncleHamletthebehavior,andwantedhimtorevengeforthefather.Tothis,hestartedthedifficultrevengecourse,launchedthelifeanddeathcontestwithClaudius.Finally,sentoutswordtherevengetoClaudius.Hamletisamanwithcontradictory,hehadmanychancestokillClaudius,buthehesitated,whichreflectsthereligiousthoughtpoisons.ShakespearecreatedHamlet--amanwithwisdomandcourage.Inordertorevengeonhisuncleforkillinghisfather,hepretendedtobemadandsufferedaseriesofmisery.Onthecontrary,wecanalsosaythatHamletisrudeandselfishforhedidnotthinktwicebeforehisrevenge.ifacountryhasnoking,howcanacountrykeepaliveSo,everythinghastwosides,thebrightsideandthedarkside.Everytimewemakeadecisionwehavetothinktwice.（喜欢的原因自己写点）莎士比亚的《哈姆雷特》是经典的代表作。这本书当然没有与历史寓言的肤浅情节有很大的区别，讲的或者是丹麦王子为父亲复仇的故事，里面充斥着血腥暴力和死亡的味道。正如剧中人霍雷肖所说:“你可能听说过强奸大屠杀，不寻常的修复行为，黑暗中心的决定，意外的屠杀，借手谋杀，以及自杀的结果。”“风得意地选情节，紧紧地集中在复仇的启动上。”哈姆雷特威滕伯格家匆忙从德国,球场参加他父亲的葬礼的,使他接受,他未赶上父亲的葬礼,却目睹了母亲与叔叔克劳迪斯的婚礼,这引起了汉姆莱特猜疑心,还说晚上在王宫城堡上面遇到父亲的鬼魂,鬼魂悲伤起诉,这桩暴行是哈姆雷特的行为,叔叔,希望他为父亲报仇。为此，他开始了艰难的复仇之路，与克劳迪亚斯展开了生死较量。最后，用剑向克劳迪斯复仇。哈姆雷特是一个矛盾的人，他有很多机会杀死克劳迪斯，但他犹豫了，这反映了宗教思想的毒药。莎士比亚创造了哈姆雷特——一个有智慧和勇气的人。为了报复他的叔叔杀害他的父亲，他假装发疯并遭受了一系列的痛苦。相反，我们也可以说哈姆雷特是粗鲁和自私的，因为他在复仇之前没有三思。如果一个国家没有国王，一个国家怎么能活下去，每个事物都有两面，光明的一面和阴暗的一面。所以每次我们做决定前，我们都要三思而后行。简·奥斯汀的生平加作品ThecollectedworksofWilliamShakespearehaveoftenbeenreferredtoasasummaryofthehumancondition.Everylifelessonyoucanimagine,everythingyoumighteverwanttoknowaboutwhatitmeanstobehuman,abouthopeanddespair,loveandloss,ambitionandcowardice,canbefoundinthepagesofhisplays.Ifthere'soneauthoraboutwhomthesamecanbesaidonthesubjectofmarriage,itisJaneAusten.威廉·莎士比亚所收集的作品常常被称为人类状况的总结。你所能想到的每一个人生课，你可能想知道的关于人类的一切，关于希望和绝望，爱与失落，抱负和怯懦，都可以在他的剧本里找到。如果有一个作家在婚姻问题上可以这么说的话，那就是简·奥斯汀。Oneofthetengreatestnovelistsintheworld.VirginiaWoolfcalledAustenthemostperfectartistamongwomen.弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫称奥斯丁是“女性中最完美的艺术家”。Novels:SenseandSensibility《理智与情感》PrideandPrejudice《傲慢与偏见》MansfieldPark《曼斯菲尔德庄园》Emma《爱玛》NorthangerAbbey《诺桑觉寺》Persuasion《劝导》JaneAusten,awomanwhoherselfnevermarried,hadmoretosayinhershortlifeaboutthetruthofmarriagethananywriterhassince.简·奥斯丁，一个从未结过婚的女人，在她短暂的一生中，对于婚姻的真谛的评论比任何作家都要多。Sherestrictedhermaterialtoanarrowrangeofsocietyandevents:aquiet,prosperous,middle-classcircleinprovincialsurroundings.However,shetreatedthismaterialwithsuchsubtletyofobservationanddepthofmoralpenetrationthatsheisrankedamongthebestofEnglishnovelists.她把她的材料限制在一个狭窄的社会和活动范围内:一个安静、繁荣、中产阶级的环境。然而,她对这种材料有这样微妙的观察(细致入微的观察)道德渗透和深度(深刻的道德寓意],她排名最好的英语小说家。Herbooksexplorethedilemmasoftenfacingwomenofearlyperiodofthe19thcentury,whowerenotabletolegallyworkandwerepreventedbylawfrominheritingproperty.Shemakeseachcharacteruniqueyetbelievable,giveseachonethemoralfortitudetoturndownwealthyorprestigioussuitors.她的书探讨了19世纪早期女性面临的两难困境，她们不能合法工作，也无法通过法律来继承财产。她让每个角色都独一无二，但却令人信服，给了每个人道德上的坚韧，让他们拒绝富有或有声望的追求者。SowemayconcludethesuccessofJaneAustenbasicallyresultedfromtheirsubtleobservation,passion,andwittylanguage.所以我们可以总结简·奥斯丁的成功主要是因为他们敏锐的观察力、热情和诙谐的语言。(ppt)JaneAusten(1775-1817)Englishwriter,whofirstgavethenovelitsmoderncharacterthroughthetreatmentofeverydaylife.AlthoughAustenwaswidelyreadinherlifetime,shepublishedherworksanonymously.Themosturgentpreoccupationofherbright,youngheroinesiscourtshipandfinallymarriage.Austenherselfnevermarried.Herbest-knownbooksincludePRIDEANDPREJUDICE(1813)andEMMA(1816).VirginiaWoolfcalledAustenthemostperfectartistamongwomen.简·奥斯汀(1775-1817)英国作家，通过日常生活的处理，第一次给小说赋予了现代性。尽管奥斯汀在她的一生中被广泛地阅读，但她却以匿名的方式出版了她的作品。她那聪明的年轻女主人公最迫切的当务之急是求爱和结婚。奥斯丁自己从未结婚。她最著名的著作包括《傲慢与偏见》(1813)和《爱玛》(1816)。弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫称奥斯丁是“女性中最完美的艺术家”。查尔斯·狄更斯生平加作品Dickens,Charles(JohnHuffam)(bornFeb.7,1812,Portsmouth,Hampshire,Eng.-diedJune9,1870,GadHill,nearChatham,Kent)Britishnovelist,generallyconsideredthegreatestoftheVictorianperiod.ThedefiningmomentofDickens'lifeoccurredwhenhewas12yearsold.Withhisfatherindebtors'prison,hewaswithdrawnfromschoolandforcedtoworkinafactory.Thisdeeplyaffectedthesensitiveboy.Thoughhereturnedtoschoolat13,hisformaleducationendedat15.Asayoungman,heworkedasareporter.HisfictioncareerbeganwithshortpiecesreprintedasSketchesby“Boz”(1836).Heexhibitedagreatabilitytospinastoryinanentertainingmannerandthisquality,combinedwiththeserializationofhiscomicnovelThePickwickPapers(1837),madehimthemostpopularEnglishauthorofhis