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弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇一
《弗兰肯斯坦英语读后感》
The Analysis of Frankenstein’s Humanity
Mary Shelley, one of the most famous female writers in the science fiction, wrote her famous science fiction Frankenstein in 1818. She leaded the romantic period. As her master work, Frankenstein is always regarded as the pioneer of the science fiction.
Mary Shelley mainly told readers a story that Victor Frankenstein wanted to create a good people to help the human, but in fact, he created a monster who is ugly, so that Victor put him away. Because of the prejudice, the monster became a bad man and killed some people in order to revenge Victor. At the end of the novel, the monster regret what he has down, he chose to kill himself. It is a bad ending novel.
This paper will analysis the reasons which causes the bad ending. This paper pays more attention on the humanity that causes the bad ending. The first reason that causes the tragedy is the desire of Victor Frankenstein. From the fiction, the readers can see that although Victor wanted to make a perfect man that can benefit the human. In the fact, he only wanted to make a successful invention to make himself be famous all over the world. The result was not as good as he thought, he created a monster, so Victor abandoned the monster. When he faced his invention, he scared what he had done. What he made may destroy his career. At that time, the monster was just like a baby, he did not know anything. Victor did not teach him but put him away. From the explantation, the
paper analyses Victor’s desire is the ambition of being success and famous. So the Victor’s desire is the first reason that contributes to the bad ending.
The second reason that causes the tragedy is the people who was saved or helped by the monster. From the novel, the readers can see that at first, the monster was a good man. He helped the old man who was lonely; he saved the little girl who was drowning. However, the monster did not receive any gratitude, but the beat because of his appearance. Then the monster thought that no one would regard him as a good man, so he decided to revenge the Victor. From this reasons, he turned himself a good man to a bad man. So, the people’s attitude is the second reason that causes the bad ending.
The third reason that causes the tragedy is the loneliness. From the novel, we can see, even everyone in the world regarded him as a monster; he promised to the Victor that if Victor could create a peer for him, he would not hurt anyone. Victor refused his suggestion, and then the monster thinks that he was the only man who was so strange and ugly, he was very lonely. Then, he decided to revenge the Victor. So lonely is the third reason that causes the bad ending.
The fourth reason is that most people believed that everyone was good when he was born, which made him bad was the environment and the society he lived. People needed to treat the people around them kindly,
then they may help a person. From the novel, the readers can see that there are many situations that can make the monster a good man. If Victor did not abandon the monster, if the people who was saved or helped by monster treated him kindly, the monster would be a good one.
There are many reasons that make the monster from innocent to evil. If the readers read the novel carefully, they can find that the monster is not really so bad. At first, he saved the drowning girl, took care of the old man. At the end of the novel, he regret what he had down, and killed himself. The writer thinks that there are many reasons which result in the tragedy, such as Victor, the people who monster meets, the society and the monster himself. In fact, people had many chances to change the result, but they didn’t. They were scared of him and fighting to him. In this situation, the monster still did not hurt them. If one of them could take care of the monster, he wouldn’t kill Victor’s friend and relatives. In this thesis, the writer summaries these reasons that contribute to the tragedy, it is Victor’s desire, people’s attitude, the loneliness and the society.
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇二
《弗兰肯斯坦300字英语读后感书虫系列》
Frankenstein was a good scientist.He wanted to use elestricity to help people,and he wanted to discover the secrets of life.He worked very hard on these two things.He wanted to create a new life, but he was not allowed to make such medical experiments.He made a body in his laboratory and he did not let anybody enter his labtatory or his flat while he was doing this awful work.He bought or stole all the pieces of human body that he needed,and slowly and carefully, he put them all together. He used electricity from lighting to give life to the body. In the beginning, the monster was kind and helpful. But when he was hated everywhere by his creator and people,he felt very painful. He became hated everything and wanted to destroy everything.He killed Frankenstein's son, William and fiancee ,Elizabeth.Frankenstein filled with anger chase him with his creation demonic monster, finally, Frankenstein and the monster in the fight they died.
It is a very terrible story. Frankenstein created a monster, in this society in which the subject of ridicule, discrimination, so that he eventually became hate everything, trying to ruin everything. This is not just to create a simple person, but to create a Satan, a devil. If people all show kindness for the monster, it would be a good man.There would not be many people losing their lives.In the story,the monster asked Frankenstein to make a second creature. But
at last, frankenstein did not.I think he is right.If he does that,there may be more people to be dead.Maybe in the future,there will be no person on Earth. It is awful.
From the story,I learned that everyone should have sympathy. Do not only care about appearance.
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇三
《弗兰肯斯坦读后感》
弗兰肯斯坦读后感
《弗兰肯斯坦》是英国诗人雪莱的妻子玛丽•雪莱在1818年创作的小说，被认为是世界第一部真正意义上的科幻小说。《弗兰肯斯坦》的全名是《弗兰肯斯坦——现代普罗米修斯的故事》而更为普及的叫法是《科学怪人》，该书也是的玛丽被誉为科幻小说之母。
医生维克多•弗兰肯斯坦在作为一位天才科学家的同时也是一个疯狂的科学家，他违背人类自然的规律从死者的遗骸中创造出了怪物，怪物的丑陋连他的创造者都不敢正视，而怪物难道就在诞生只是就拥有了与相貌一样丑陋扭曲的心么?不，当怪物从人们的眼中看到的只有恐惧与厌恶时，他的心才开始寂寞地扭曲了，而性本善良的怪物本不愿伤害人，他躲在人世之外，世界的角落中，他的邻居是一对双目失明的老夫妇以及他们的孙女，怪物那时是那么的幸福，看着幸福的老夫妇，怪物冰封的心开始解冻，怪物开始暗地里帮助他们，他的心向往着人类，但当他鼓起勇气去找老夫妇时，老夫妇的孙女被他吓哭了，老夫妇愤怒地打他，将他赶走，可怜的怪物啊，他从此将不再有心，他的心被无情残酷的人类夺走了，他被复仇所驱使，成了真正的怪物，一个嗜血的残忍的怪物，他向创造他的维克多复仇，一个一个的杀死维克多的亲朋好友，最后维克多的新娘也惨死在怪物的手里，怪物要让维克多也尝尝寂寞孤独，他一直以来所忍受的一切，可怜的怪物，可悲的人类。
世上本没有怪物，但自从世上出现了人，怪物也就出现了，因为人本来就是怪物，一位大家说过：“人类为什么可以统治地球，那是因为
没有任何生物可以比人类更残忍。”异想天开的维克多无法接受自己创造的怪物，残忍地将其一脚踢开，造成了无法挽回的悲剧，现实中，人类也终会因为自己的残忍毁灭自己。
往往我们的无情与冷淡无意间就会让我们自己成为弗兰肯斯坦，这是多么的危险啊，所以为何不抱着一颗关怀的心去处事呢?很多时候社会关照的是那些相貌即使不是美丽那也是平凡的人群，而那些相貌丑陋身体残疾的人群人们都做得到平等对待么?报纸上有这样一篇报道，说一个双腿残疾的女硕士找工作处处碰壁，可怜她苦苦读书做学问得来的文凭并没有换来等价的尊重，社会的冷漠无情摧残着她的心，如果她没有那么坚强即使不会变成“怪物”那也会变得自暴自弃，玛丽•雪莱可能就是要告诉我们善待同类的同时也要善待异类吧。
希望人们可以互相关爱，让所有的“弗兰肯斯坦”像小说结局一样忏悔自己得多错并勇于承担责任，而所有的怪物也将会像小说结局一样永远消失在冰封的北极之中。
人类妄图利用死者创造生命，痴心妄想进犯上帝的领域，亵渎上帝的能力，最终的悲剧是人类自己制造的，这就是出自玛丽•雪莱笔下的《弗兰肯斯坦》说讲述的一个悲剧。
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇四
《弗兰肯斯坦英文书评》
A Book Review
Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus: Mary Shelley.1823.Signet Classics.223pp.paperpack.
I chose to read this book because it is generally considered as the first science fiction novel. And at meanwhile it consists of both Gothic element and romantic element. Besides, we have learnt the main theme in our English literature class, so I thought this one could be easy for me to understand. But unfortunately, I was wrong. The language of it is difficult and full of obscurity. Sometimes I had to read the same sentence or paragraph repeatedly. However, the story is touching, and it makes me think a lot.
It was written in epistolary form, and in the first person point of view, so narrators’ thoughts are directly presented for us. And at the beginning of the story, a young explorer and his cast in the boat were stuck by icebergs. He was desperate and lonely. At that time, he saved a man form the freezing water, after that he seemed to find a mate could talk with. Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist, was also desperate and alone. When I read about this part, I did not understand why this young explorer, Robert Walton, showed such appreciation and kindness to a sorehead stranger. But when I almost finished it, I was impressed by how Frankenstein encouraged Walton and his cast while he was nearly to die. “Do you not call this a glorious expedition?” Frankenstien asked Walton, “Not because the way was smooth and placid as a southern sea, but because it was full of danger and terror.” I was impressed by Frankenstein’s firmness. And also, I admired the author wrote this masterpiece when she was only eighteen. Actually, I think Mary Shelley created Victor Frankenstein as a charming and intelligent gentleman. Therefore, he had his cousin fall for him, and made people around him liked him. It is romantic and at same time, very cruel to describe a brilliant man and how his life was destroyed little by little.
And I wonder who the perpetrator of this tragedy is. Is the hideous monster or Frankenstein himself?
The monster, at the beginning, just liked a child, an ugly child who was despised by his own parent. He was abandoned. But he did not know what he should do. He did
not know about love and hatred, but he could feel the beauty of nature. And there was fire; just liked what the title told us “modern Prometheus”. Fire can be seen as the simple of enlightenment. The monster was intelligent, even more superior to his creator. I was surprised that the monster could learn so fast. He learnt a language just through listening secretly to the conversations of that French family. And I have learnt English more than ten years, but still cannot use it properly. He was strong, too. It makes me think about Superman or something like that. It seems common for human being to imagine and even create a kind of “super human”, which may be not the main propose of Victor Frankenstein. But he also wanted to make a beautiful creature. Perhaps, it is a part of our nature to chase something better than ourselves.
Then I think of death, and the fear of death. We all shall die one day. And so did our ancestors. But we all hold the will against death. In Frankenstein’s case, he went through several deaths of his family--- Elizabeth’s parents and his mother. He wanted to bring the death back to life. He achieved his goal, but he was frightened by his creature. I do not want to make more useless remark about why he was afraid of the monster. I am aware of that after reading Paradise Lost, the monster began to think about his identity and destination. It was occasionally occurred to me that if it is because of that, this monster began to think like human, behave like human and finally, demand to be treated like human. And then, he only found that he was seen as a monster. Because of his demand was not satisfied, he started to hate people, to curse his creator, and committee crime of murder. And I think this plot is such similar to the first crime of murder in human history, according to the Bible. Cain killed his brother, also because his need could not be contented by God, to be treated equal with his brother.
I consider this book as a brief parody of the origin of human being, for it is full of introspection and self-exploration about human nature.
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇五
《弗兰肯斯坦英文版》
简 介
或许以这个悲伤而恐怖的故事拍成的电影要比世界上由任何其他故事拍成的电影都要多。为什么有这么多的人喜欢它？因为当我们第一次读到它时，它就好像是出自我们梦中的记忆一样。
这是一个古老的故事，也是一个新的故事。说它“古老”是因为它创作于一百五十多年以前，那时的科学发展才刚刚起步；说它“新”是因为弗兰肯斯坦的问题也就是我们今天所面临的问题。科学给予我们力量去改造世界，但这种力量也可能与我们作对并毁灭我们。弗兰肯斯坦创造了一个新的人，他比任何其他人都要巨大和强壮——然而弗兰肯斯坦控制不了他，这个怪物毁灭了弗兰肯斯坦所爱的一切。今天的科学家正在创造着巨大的机器、电脑和武器，他们声称这些东西对我们有益——但我们能够驾驭它们吗？
玛丽·雪莱（1797—1851）是维多利亚时代的一位重要作家。她的丈夫是英格兰最著名的诗人之一——珀西·比希·雪莱。
1
„Captain！ Something is moving on the ice．Look over there！‟
The sailor stood at the top of the mast， high above the
Captain． His hand pointed away from the ship， across the miles of ice that covered the sea．
The Captain looked to the north， where the sailor was
pointing． He saw something coming fast towards the ship across the ice． He put his telescope to his eye， and through it he could see the shapes of ten dogs pulling a sledge over the ice． He could also see the driver of the sledge—a huge figure，much bigger than a man．
The sledge came nearer and nearer to the sea． Soon it was only a quarter of a mile from the ship．No one needed a telescope now to see the huge figure of the driver．
Suddenly the sledge went behind a mountain of ice and
disappeared． At that moment another sledge appeared． It， too，was moving fast， and was clearly chasing the first sledge． This driver was a smaller figure， more like an ordinary man．Faster and faster the dogs ran；then the second sledge also disappeared behind the mountain of ice． Two hours passed． The sledges did not appear again． Nothing moved on the ice． Soon night came， and in the night there was a storm． In the morning，the sailors saw that great pieces of ice were floating round the ship．Suddenly the sailor on the mast shouted again： „Captain， I can see a man on the ice．‟
The sailor was pointing to a piece of ice that was floating near the ship． A man was sitting on the ice， and near him was a broken
sledge． The man was nearly dead from cold and could not walk． The sailors carried him carefully onto the ship， and took him to the Captain， who said：
„Welcome to my ship．I am the Captain and my name is Robert Walton．‟
„Thank you， Captain Walton，‟ the man said．„My name is Frankenstein， Victor Frankenstein．‟
Then he fainted and said no more．
Two days passed before the man was strong enough to talk and then the Captain asked him to tell his story．
„I am trying to catch someone，‟ said Frankenstein．„That is why I have come so far north on the ice．‟
„We saw you following someone，‟ the Captain said．„He was huge， much bigger than a man． We saw his sledge just in front of you on the night before the storm．‟
„I am pleased you all saw that huge figure，‟ Frankenstein said．„Perhaps that will help you to believe my story．‟
During the days， while the Captain worked on the ship，
Frankenstein wrote down his story， and each evening he read what he
had written to the Captain．
Here is Victor Frankenstein's story．
2
I was born in Switzerland， in the town of Geneva． My parents loved each other very much， and I learnt from the example of their love．I learnt that to love and to be patient are the most important things in the world．
My mother hoped to have a daughter after I was born， but for five years I was the only child． And then my mother found a sister for
me．She was helping a family in which there were five children． They were very poor，and the children were thin and hungry． One of the children was a little girl， with golden hair and blue eyes Her name was Elizabeth． My mother took the little girl into our family，and Elizabeth became the daughter that my mother had always wanted． As I grew older， my love for Elizabeth became stronger all the time．
Later my mother had two other sons， Ernest and William．A young
woman called Justine came to live in the house to help my mother with the children． We loved her as much as she loved us．
The years passed happily， and we had everything that we
needed． At school I met another very fine person． His name was Henry Clerval， and he was very clever． My family also liked him very much， so he was a welcome visitor to our house．
I studied very hard at school．I wanted to know the secrets of life， and， most of all， I wanted to know how to make living things．I read all the books that I could find．One day，some－thing happened that added a new idea to the ideas that I al－ready had．I was fifteen at the time， and we were on holiday in the mountains． There was a wild storm， and with it came the most frightening thunder and lightning that I had ever seen in my life． About twenty metres in front of our house was a great tree．Suddenly a huge fork of lightning hit the tree．After a few seconds， there was nothing left of it except a black piece of wood two metres high． The lightning had destroyed it．
I saw how strong electricity was． I began to read all the books that I could find about electricity and its terrible power．
维克多的故事开始了
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇六
《科学怪人读后感》
一、好词
1、overflow with… 充满……
2、put …in practice 实施
3、advance towards… 朝……走去
4、with superhuman speed 以远超正常人类的速度
5、reproach sb with sth 谴责
6、intreat sb to do 请求
7、an accumulation of… 由……组成
8、no community between … and … ……和……之间没有共同点
9、turn a favourable eye upon … 善待
10、shut one’s eyes 闭上眼睛
11、become accustomed to sth 适应
12、by degrees 渐渐地
13、be composed of 由……构成
14、reflect on 反思
15、sink into sleep 进入梦乡
16、in vain 白费劲
17、for the convenience of … 为了……方便
18、consist of 包括
19、lean on 倚靠
20、the contrast between … and … ……和……之间的对比
二、好句
1、Justine assumed an air of cheerfulness, while she with difficulty repressed her bitter tears. 贾丝廷强忍着悲痛的泪水，表现出快乐的样子。
2、The blood flowed freely in my veins, but a weight of despair and remorse pressed on my heart, which nothing could remove.
我的血液依然在自由地流淌，而绝望和悔恨压迫着我的心，无法解脱。
3、Sleep fled from my eyes.
我彻夜难眠。
4、I wandered like a evil spirit, for I had committed deeds of mischief beyond description horrible, and more, much more was yet behind.
我像一个幽灵四处游荡，因为我犯下了难以言表的可怕的罪行，而且更多的不幸还在后头。
5、She sang, and her voice flowed in a rich cadence, swelling or dying away, like a nightingale of the woods.
她的歌声悠扬、婉转，就像树林里的夜莺。
6、Of what a strange nature is knowledge!
知识是多么不可思议的东西啊！
7、Why, in that instant, did I not extinguish the spark of existence which you had so wantonly bestowed?
我为什么没有在当时熄灭你随便赋予我的生命之火？
8、Despair had not yet taken possession of me.
绝望并没有完全主宰我。
9、I gave vent to my anguish in fearful howlings.
我用可怕的号叫来发泄心中的痛苦。
10、What a miserable night I passed!
多么难熬的痛苦之夜！
三、好段
1、Frankenstein, your son, your kinsman, your early, muchloved friend, he who would spend each vital drop of blood for your sakes——who has no thought nor sense of joy, except as it is mirrored also in your dear countenances——who would fill the air with blessings and spend his life in serving you——he bids you weep——to shed counfiess tears.
弗兰肯斯坦，你们的儿子、亲属，你们早先亲爱的朋友，这个会为了你们而流尽每一滴血，让空气充满快乐，全身心为你们服务的人，他让你们哭泣，无尽地流泪。
2、Happy beyond his hopes, if thus inexorable fate be satisfied, and if the destruction pause before the peace of the grave have succeeded to your sad torments!
他已经没有快乐的想法和感觉，除非快乐荡漾在你们脸上。如果无情的命运得逞，如果悲伤的折磨之后是毁灭后死亡的平静，那么快乐对他根本就是无望了。
3、Thus spoke my prophetic soul, as, torn by remorse, horror, and despair, I beheld those I loved spend vain sorrow upon the graves of William and Justine, the first hapless victims to my unhallowed arts.
这是我看到亲人们在威廉和贾斯廷的墓前无奈地痛哭，我那被悔恨、恐惧和绝望撕碎的心灵所做出的预言。威廉和贾斯廷是我那亵渎神灵的技艺所造成的第一批牺牲者。
4、I can hardly describe to you the effect of these books. They produced in me an infinity of new images and feelings, that sometimes raised me to ecstasy, but more frequently sunk me into the lowest dejection.
我简直无法描述这些书对我的影响之深。它们在我心中激起了无限的想象和情感，有时是狂喜，更多时候是深深的失落。
5、The cold stars shone in mockery, and the bare trees waved their branches above me. Now and then the sweet voice of a bird burst forth amidst the universal stillness.
天上的星星冷冷地嘲笑我，光秃秃的树枝在我头顶挥舞，偶尔有一两声清脆的鸟叫打破寂静。
四、人物分析
1、怪物：He is kind and friendly at first .But after being treated unfairly as well as badly, he becomes evil and kills many people.
2、弗兰肯斯坦：He is kind and friendly. He loves his family and his friends. He is so clever that he creates a life. But after his family and friends are killed by his creature, he feels guilty and blames himself everyday.
3、弗兰肯斯坦的未婚妻：She is a beautiful, clever and kind woman. She loves Frankenstein very much. But she is killed by Frankenstein’s creature.
五、读后感
Everyone has two sides. One side is good, while another is evil. If a person is hated, discriminated against and persecuted for a long time, he will become evil and do something wrong, or even worse. For example, after being treated so badly and unfairly, the monster who is told in the novel kills many people for revenge. From what have been mentioned above, I have an opinion that we’d better do what we can to be kind to other people, which is beneficial to all of us.
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇七
《探讨《弗兰肯斯坦》中的责任(英文)》
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇八
《弗兰肯斯坦第七章PPT》
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3. The Daily Express《每日快报》
四、英国期刊
1. The Economist《经济学家》
2. The Spectator《旁观者》
3. Discovery《发现》
4. Nature《自然》
5. New Scientist《新科学家》
五、澳大利亚报纸
1. The Canberra Times《堪培拉时报》
2. Sydney Morning Herald《悉尼晨报》
3. The Melbourne Age《墨尔本时代》
六、澳大利亚期刊
1. Popular Science《大众科学》
2. The Australian《澳大利亚人》
3. News Weekly《新闻周刊》
七、新西兰/加拿大报纸
1. New Zealand Herald《新西兰信使》(新西兰)
2. The Dominion Post《统治邮报》 (新西兰)
3. The Globe and Mail 《环球与邮件》 (加拿大)
4. The National Post《国家邮报》(加拿大)
第二部分：2012-13-2学期始开出课程的书目
下面是外国语学院从2012-2013第二学期开始将开设的全校英
语口语、听力、文化、阅读等课程供学生使用的教材和参考书目。
英语语音
1. 剑桥国际英语语音教程 美音版（含1CD-ROM）， 北京语言大学出版社 I S
B N：9787561932223
2. 剑桥国际英语语音教程 英音版（含1CD-ROM）， 北京语言大学出版社 I S
B N：9787561932193
3. 剑桥国际英语语音在用 初级（含1CD-ROM）， 北京语言大学出版社 I S B N：9787561933268
4. 剑桥国际英语语音在用 中级（含1CD-ROM）， 北京语言大学出版社
5. 剑桥国际英语语音在用 高级（含1CD-ROM）， 北京语言大学出版社
6. 最新英语语音训练大全（附光盘）， 北京语言大学出版社 I S B N：9787561923832
7. 实用英语语音语调，外语教学与研究出版社
8. 英语发音与朗读教程， 厦门大学出版社， I S B N：9787561522547
9. 英语名篇名段背诵精华（CD版），华东理工大学出版社
10. 每天读一点英文系列（附光盘，10本），陕西师范大学出版社，I S B N：9787561347867
英语口语
1. 超越概念——口语（第一册），中国人民大学出版社I S B N：9787300129808
2. 超越概念——口语（第二册），中国人民大学出版社
3. 超越概念——口语（第三册），中国人民大学出版社
4. 超越概念——口语（第四册），中国人民大学出版社
5. 英语中级口语(MP3版), 外语教学与研究出版社I S B N：9787560008196
6. 英语高级口语(MP3版), 外语教学与研究出版社
7. 跨文化口语教程(配MP3) , 外语教学与研究出版社I S B N：9787560051024
8. 学术英语口语教程，南京大学出版社 I S B N：9787305082320
9. 国际会议交流英语，同济大学出版社 I S B N：9787560844930
10. 现代大学英语口语(配CD)外语教学与研究出版社I S B N：9787560086286 英语演讲
1. 演讲的艺术(配光盘)，外语教学与研究出版社 I S B N：9787560092393
2. 演讲与口才系列教材（附DVD），上海外语教育出版社 I S B N：
9787544624503
3. 英语公共演讲技巧，华东师范大学出版社 I S B N：9787561763445
4. 实用英语演讲教程（第二版），南京大学出版社 I S B N：9787305051029
5. 英语演讲高手，世界图书出版公司 I S B N：9787506264761
6. 商务英语演讲表达实例（附盘），外文出版社 I S B N：9787119070315
7. 卡耐基魅力口才与演讲的艺术，中国华侨出版社 I S B N：9787511317223
8. 卡耐基演讲与口才，中国三峡出版社I S B N：9787802237650
9. 英语辩论教程(配DVD)，外语教学与研究出版社 I S B N：9787560095578
10. 英语辩论，中国传媒大学出版社 I S B N：9787565702006
英语听力
1. 超越概念——听力（第一册），中国人民大学出版社I S B N：9787300117966
2. 超越概念——听力（第二册），中国人民大学出版社
3. 超越概念——听力（第三册），中国人民大学出版社
4. 超越概念——听力（第四册），中国人民大学出版社
5. 高级英语视听说教程1，高等教育出版社，I S B N：9787040179316
6. 高级英语视听说教程2，高等教育出版社
7. 高级英语视听说教程3，高等教育出版社
8. 英语初级听力，外语教学与研究出版社I S B N：9787560006468
9. 英语中级听力，外语教学与研究出版社
10. 英语高级听力，外语教学与研究出版社
美国文化
1. 美国文化选本（第二版）（上），上海外语教育出版社，I S B N：9787544617529
2. 美国文化选本（第二版）（下），上海外语教育出版社
3. 美国文化背景，世界图书出版公司， I S B N：9787506278980
弗兰肯斯坦英文读后感篇十
《英语名著》
Gorgias《高尔吉亚篇》 Ion《伊尔篇》 Laws《法律篇》 Meno《曼诺篇》 Parmenides《巴门尼德篇》 Phaedo《斐多篇》 Phaedrus《斐德罗篇》 Philebus《斐利布篇》 Protagoras《普罗太戈拉篇》 Sophist《智者篇》 Statesman《政治家篇》 Symposium《会饮篇》 The Republic《理想国》 The Seventh Letter《第七封信》 Theaetetus《泰阿泰德篇》 Timaeus《蒂迈欧篇》 Categories《范畴篇》 On Interpretation《解释篇》 On Sophistical Refutations《辩谬篇》 Topics《论题篇》 Prior Analytics《前分析篇》 Posterior Analytics《后分析篇》 Metaphysics《形而上学》 Meteorology《气象学》 Nicomachean Ethics《尼各马科伦理学》 Physics《物理学》 Poetics《论诗》 Politics《政治学》 Rhetoric《修辞术》 On Dreams《论梦》 On Generation and Corruption《论产生和毁灭》 On Longevity and Shortness ofLife《论生命的长短》 On Memory and Reminiscence《论记忆》 On Sense and the Sensible《论感觉及其对象》 On Sleep and Sleeplessness《论睡和醒》 History ofAnimals《动物志》 On the Gait ofAnimals《论动物行进》 On the Generation ofAnimals《论动物生成》 On the Motion ofAnimals《论动物运动》 On the Parts ofAnimals《论动物部分》 On the Heavens《论天》 On the Soul《论灵魂》 On Youth and Old Age, On Life and Death, On Breathing《论青年和老年、论生和死、论呼吸》 The Athenian Constitution《雅典政制》 The Origin ofSpecies《物种起源》 The Descent ofMan, and Selection in Relation to Sex《人类的由来及性选择》 The Voyage of the Beagle《随Beagle号航行考察》 An Essay on the Principle ofPopulation《马尔萨斯人口论》 The Interpretation ofDreams《梦的解析》 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire《罗马帝国衰亡史》（六卷本全集） 文学名著Emma《爱玛》 Mansfield Park《曼斯菲尔德庄园》 Persuasion《劝导》 Pride and Prejudice《傲慢与偏见》 Sense and Sensibility《理智与情感》 Little Woman《小妇人》 Good Wives《好妻子》 The Tenant of Wildfell Hall《怀尔德菲尔府的房客》 Agnes Grey《艾格妮斯.格雷》 Jane Eyre《简.爱》 The Professor《教师》 Wuthering Heights《呼啸山庄》 Essays《弗兰西斯.培根论文集》 The Holy War《圣战》 The Pilgrim's Progress《天路历程》 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland《爱丽丝漫游奇境记》 Through the Looking Glass《爱丽丝漫游镜中世界》 Lord Jim《吉姆老爷》 Nostromo《诺斯特罗摩》 The Secret Agent《特务》 Almayer's Folly《奥尔迈耶的愚蠢》 Heart ofDarkness《黑暗的心灵》 The Nigger of the Marcissus《白水仙花号上的黑家伙》 The Shadow Line《阴影线》 Youth《青春》 Maggie- A Girl of the
Streets《街头女郎梅季》 The Red Badge ofCourage《红色英勇勋章》 No Name《没有姓名》 The New Magdalen《新玛格达琳》 The Moonstone《月亮宝石》 The Woman in White《白衣女人》 Alexander's Bridge《亚历山大的桥》 My Antonia《我的安东妮亚》 O Pioneers!《啊，拓荒者！》 The Song of the Lark《云雀之歌》 The Troll Garden and Selected Stories《特罗尔花园》 A Christmas Carol《圣诞欢歌》 A Tale ofTwo Cities《双城记》 American Notes《旅美札记》 Barnaby Rudge《巴纳比.拉奇》 Bleak House《荒凉山庄》 David Copperfield《大卫.科波菲尔》 Domby and Son《董贝父子》 Great Expectations《远大前程》 Hard Times《艰难时事》 Little Dorrit《小杜丽》 Martin Chuzzlewit《马丁.朱述尔维持》 Nicholas Nickleby《尼古拉斯.尼克贝尔》 Oliver Twist《雾都孤儿》 Our Mutual Friend《我们共同的朋友》 The Battle ofLife《人生的战斗》 The Cricket on the Hearth《炉边蟋蟀》 The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain《神缠身的人》 The Mystery ofEdwin Drood《爱德温.德鲁德之谜》 The Old Curiosity Shop《老古玩店》 The Pickwick Papers《匹克威克外传》 The Journal of the Plague Year《瘟疫年纪事》 Moll Flanders《摩尔.弗兰德斯》 Robinson Crusoe-1《鲁滨逊漂流记》 Robinson Crusoe-2《鲁滨逊漂流记续集》 The Adventures ofSherlock Holmes《福尔摩斯探案集》 A Study in Scarlet《猩红色的谜》 Memoirs ofSherlock Holmes《福尔摩斯回忆录》 The Hound of the Baskervilles《巴斯克维尔庄园的猎犬》 The Lost World《失去的世界》 The Poison Belt《有毒带》 The Return ofSherlock Holmes《福尔摩斯归来记》 The Sign ofFour《四签名》 The Valley ofFear《恐怖峡谷》 The Mill on the Floss《弗罗斯河上的磨坊》 Adam Bede《亚当.贝德》 Middlemarch《米德尔马奇》 Silas Marner《织工马南传》 English Traits《英国人的特性》 Essays《论文集》 The Conduct ofLife《生活行为》 Poor Richard's Almanack（1733-1758）《穷理查的历书》 The Autobiography《自传》 The History ofTom Jones, A Foundling《弃儿汤姆.琼斯的历史》 Mary Barton《玛丽.巴顿》 North and South《北方与南方》 Ruth《露丝》 Sylvia's Lovers《西尔维亚的恋人》 Wives and Daughters《妻子和女儿》 Cousin Phillis《菲利丝表妹》 Cranford《克兰福德》 Twice-Told Tales《重讲一遍的故事》 Mosses from an Old Manse《古屋青苔》 The House ofSeven Gables《七个尖角阁的房子》 The Scarlet Letter《红字》 The Snow Image《雪的意象》 A Pair ofBlue Eyes《一双碧眼》 Far from the Madding Crowd《远离尘嚣》 Jude the Obscure《无名的裘德》 Tess of the d'Urbervilles《德伯家的苔丝》 The Mayor ofCasterbridge《
卡斯特桥市长》 The Return of the Native《还乡》 The Adventures ofCaptain Bonneville《博纳维尔上尉探险记》 The Sketch Book《见闻札记》 The Alhambra《爱尔汗布拉宫》 The Golden Bowl《金碗》 Daisy Miller《戴西.密勒》 Death of the Lion《名流之死》 Roderick Hudson《罗德里克.赫德森》 The Ambassadors《奉使记》 The American《美国人》 The Aspern Papers《阿斯本文件》 The Europeans《欧州人》 The Figure in the Carpet《地毯上的图案》 The Lesson of the Master《大师的教诲》 The Portrait ofA Lady《贵妇画像》 The Sacred Fount《神圣源泉》 The Turn of the Screw《螺丝在拧紧》 Washington Square《华盛顿广场》 A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man《艺术家青年时期写照》 Dubliners《都柏林人》 Ulysses《尤利西斯》 Autobiography《自传》 Letters《书信集》 Kim《吉姆》 Puck ofPook's Hill《普克山的派克》 Rewards and Fairies《投偿和仙子们》 The Jungle Book《丛林故事》 The Blue Fairy Book《绿皮童话书》 The Red Fairy Book《红皮童话书》 The Violet Fairy Book《紫皮童话书》 The Yellow Fairy Book《黄皮童话书》 Lady Chatterlay's Lover《查太莱夫人的情人》 Women in Love《恋爱中的女人》 Sons and Lovers《儿子与情人》 Burning Daylight《天大亮》 John Barleycorn《约翰.巴雷肯》 Love of Life and Other Stories《热爱生命》 Martin Eden《马丁.伊登》 The Call of the Wild《荒野的呼唤》 The Iron Heel《铁蹄》 The People of the Abyss《深渊中的人们》 The Sea-Wolf《海狼》 The Son of the Wolf《狼的儿子》 The White Fang《白牙》 Benito Cereno《班尼托.西兰诺》 Billy Budd《比利.巴德》 Moby Dick（The Whale）《白鲸》 Typee《太比》 Paradise Lost《失乐园》 Paradise Regained《复乐园》 A Dream ofJohn Ball and A King's Lesson《梦见约翰.鲍尔》 News from Nowhere《乌有乡消息》 Blix《布里克斯》 McTeague《麦克提格》 Moran of the Lady Letty《莱蒂夫人号的莫兰》 The Octopus- A Story ofCalifornia《章鱼》 Uncle Tom's Cabin《汤姆叔叔的小屋》 Gulliver's Travels《格列佛游记》 The Battle of the Books and Others《书的战争》 Frankenstein《弗兰肯斯坦》 Bride ofLammermoor《拉马摩尔的新娘》 Ivanhoe《艾凡赫》 Rob Roy《罗布.罗伊》 The Heat ofMid-Lothian《中洛辛郡的心脏》 The Antiquary《古董家》 The Talisman- A Tale of the Crusaders《护符》 Waverley《威弗利》 A Lover's Complaint《 情女怨》 A Midsummer Night's Dream《仲夏夜之梦》 All's Well That Ends Well《终成眷属》 As You Like It《皆大欢喜》 Cymbeline《辛伯林》 King John《约翰王》 King Richard II《理查二世》 King Richard III《理查三世》 Love's Labour's Lost《爱
的徒劳》 Measure for Measure《一报还一报》 Much Ado About Nothing《无事生非》 Pericles, Prince ofType《泰尔亲王配力克里斯》 The Comedy ofErrors《错误的喜剧》 King Henry the Fourth《亨利四世》 King Henry the Fifth《亨利五世》 King Henry the Sixth《亨利六世》 King Henry the Eighth《亨利八世》 The History ofTroilus and Cressida《特洛伊罗斯与克瑞西达》 The Life ofTimon ofAthens《雅典的泰门》 The Merchant ofVenice《威尼斯商人》 The Merry Wives ofWindsor《温莎的风流娘儿们》 The Passionate Pilgrim《爱情的礼赞》 The Phoenix and the Turtle《凤凰和斑鸠》 The Rape ofLucrece《鲁克丽丝受辱记》 The Taming of the Shrew《驯悍记》 The Tempest《暴风雨》 The Tragedy ofAntony and Cleopatra《安东尼与克莉奥佩特拉》 The Tragedy ofCoriolanus《科利奥兰纳斯》 The Tragedy ofHamlet, Prince ofDenmark《哈姆莱特》 The Tragedy ofJulius Caesar《裘力斯.凯撒》 The Tragedy ofKing Lear《李尔王》 The Tragedy ofMacbeth《麦克佩斯》 The Tragedy of Othello, Moor ofVenice《奥赛罗》 The Tragedy ofRomeo and Juliet《罗密欧与朱丽叶》 The Tragedy ofTitus Andronicus《泰特斯.安德洛尼克斯》 The Two Gentlemen ofVerona《维洛那二绅士》 The Winter's Tale《冬天的故事》 Twelfth Night《第十二夜》 Venus and Adonis《维纳斯与阿都尼》 The Sonnets《十四行诗》 Prince Otto《奥托王子》 Treasure Island《金银岛》 Across the Plains《横穿普莱恩斯》 An Inland Voyage《内河航程》 In the South Seas《在南海》 Kidnapped《绑架》 Master ofBallantrae《巴伦特雷少爷》 The Black Arrow《黑箭》 The Silverado Squatters《西尔韦拉多-斯卡特斯》 The Strange Case ofDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde《杰基尔医生和海德先生的奇案》 Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes《骑驴游塞文斯山脉》 Weir ofHermiston《赫米斯顿的韦尔》 Walden《沃尔登，或林中生活》 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court《亚瑟王朝廷上的康涅狄格州美国人》 A Tramp Abroad《国外漫游》 Life on the Mississippi《密西西北河上》 Mark Twain's Speeches《演讲集》 The $30,000 Bequest《三万元的遗产》 The Adventures ofHuckleberry Finn《哈克贝利.费恩历险记》 The Adventures ofTom Sawyer《汤姆.索耶历险记》 Tom Sawyer Abroad《汤姆.索耶在国外》 Tom Sawyer Detective《汤姆.索耶探案》 The Innocents Abroad《傻子出国记》 The Prince and the Pauper《王子与贫儿》 The Tragedy ofPudd'nhead Wilson《傻瓜威尔逊的悲剧》 What is Man《什么是人》 The Rose and the Ring《玫瑰与戒指》 Vanity Fair《名利场》 Bunner Sisters《邦纳姐妹》 House ofMirth《欢乐之家》 Summer《夏天》 The Age ofInnocence《天真的时代》 The Reef《
暗礁》 Ann Veronica《安.维罗尼卡》 The Door in the Wall and Other Stories《墙中之门》 The First Man in the Moon《最先登上月球的人》 The Invisible Man《隐身人》 The Island ofDoctor Moreau《莫洛医生的岛屿》 The Time Machine《时间机器》 The War in the Air《空中战争》 The War of the Worlds《星际战争》 Tono Bungay《托诺.邦盖》 A House ofPomegranates《石榴房子》 A Woman ofNo Importance《无足轻重的女人》 An Ideal Husband《理想丈夫》 Intentions《意图》 Lady Windermere's Fan《少奶奶的扇子》 Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories《阿瑟.萨维尔勋爵的罪恶及其它故事》 The Happy Prince and Other Tales《快乐王子及其它故事》 The Importance ofBeing Earnest《认真的重要》 The Picture ofDorian Gray《道林.格雷的肖像》 经济学名著Wealth of Nations《国富论》 The Principles ofEconomics《经济学原理》 On the Principles ofPolitical Economy and Taxation 《政治经济学及赋税原理》 The National System ofPolitical Economy《政治经济学的国民体系》 The Principles ofPolitical Economy《政治经济学原理》（共五册） The Principles ofScientific Management《泰勒科学管理原理》 世界名著The Iliad《伊利亚特》 The Odyssey《奥德修记》 Aesop's Fables《伊索寓言》 The Arabian Nights《一千零一夜》 The Decameron《十日谈》 The Adventures ofPinocchio《木偶奇遇记》 Fairy Tales（127 pieces）《安徒生童话127篇》 A Journey to the Centre of the Earth《地心游记》 Around the World in 80 Days《环绕地球80天》 From the Earth to the Moon《从地球到月球》 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea《海底二万里》 Don Quixote《堂吉诃德》 Les Miserables《悲惨世界》 The Confessions ofJean-Jacques Rousseau《忏悔录》 Crime and Punishment《罪与罚》 Notes from the Underground《地下室手记》 The Brothers Karamazov《卡拉马佐夫兄弟》 War and Peace《战争与和平》 Anna Karenina《安娜.卡列尼娜》 A Confession《忏悔录》 The Death ofIvan Ilych《伊凡.伊里奇之死》 The Forged Coupon and Other Stories《伪造的证券》 The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories《克莱采奏鸣曲》 Twenty-Three Tales《二十三个故事》 经典诗歌Don Juan《唐.璜》 Faust《浮土德》 Dramatic Lyrics《戏剧抒情诗》 Poems of John Keats《济慈诗集》 Leaves ofGrass《草叶集》 Poems ofWilliam B. Yeats《叶芝诗集》