Charles Dickens was born in POrtsmjoth in 1812 and spent his ea rIV childhOOd in Chatham.when he was twelve Vears oId his father was.rnprisoned for debt and DIckens was forced to work in a bIackingfactory.ThIs expe rIence Inspired in hIrn a hatred of sociaI eviIs and uniust Iaws,themes that wOuId Cnop up time and again In his novels. By the 1830s,DiCkens had estabIished a career as a journalist,and his pieces on evenryday people caught attention of a publisher,who ColIected them as Sketches by‘Boz’,followed by The Pickwick(Papers(both 1836—7).Dickens’novels first appeared in monthly InsfaImenfs before being pubIished ln book form,and he was a proIific worker,churning Out CIassics year after year。They IncIuded Oliver Twisf(1837—9),Nichoas Nickleby(1838—9),The old Curiosity Shop(1840-1)’A Christmas Carol(1843),David Copperfeld(1849—50)and Greaf Expectations(1860—1),alI of them massiveIy popular in their day and Still qreatly admired in the 21st century. On top of this prodigous workload,Dickens found time to undertake Iecture tours,campaign agalnst SociaI injustice and conduct a somewhat scandaIous private life.incIudin a long-term liaison with young actress ElIen Ternan.He died SuddenIy In 1870,leavinq his Iast noveI,The Mystery0f Edwin Drood,unfinished,but having carved out for himself a reputation as the g0and oId man Of EngIISh fiCtIon.
Oliver Twist published in 1838,is one Of Charles Dickens’s best—known and most Ioved works.It has been adapted into several fIlms and a long running Broadway musicaI and has been considered a Classlc ever Since it was first published.The book OriginalIy appeared as a seriaI in a magazine called Bentleyr’s Miscellany.of which DiCkens was editor.Each week.readers waited anxiously for the next instaIment in the tale;this expIains why each Chapter ends with a cliffhanger’that would hold the. reader’s attentlon and interest until the folloWing chapter waS published.
有這麼一種小說, 比如李漁的無聲戲、十二樓,純屬故事想到哪編到哪,看下來只記得角色們想了個辦法做了個事,遇著些巧合得了個好結果,根本想不起來他們是怎樣的人。 還有一種小說,比如倚天屠龍記,只能讓人記得張無忌學了什麽功,遇見了什麽女子,倒了什麽楣;又學了什麽功...
評分凡是你想控制的,其实都控制了你,愿岁月锤炼你一副丰满的灵魂和清瘦的欲望。 无数次告诫自己,对任何事,不管多喜爱都要学会克制,不能疯狂入迷。所有的事物,一旦太过在意,它就会成为人生的枷锁,会让人不知不觉迷失,而我不要被任何事物束缚,不想因任何欲望迷失。不管是...
評分Oliver Twist is now one of my favorite books. I love the plot and the way Charles Dickens wrote them, it makes everything vivid. Oliver is an orphan whose mother is died when giving birth to him and dad is unknown. He is brought up in a farm unt...
評分 評分在狄更斯笔下的雾都里,我们看到了地狱,我们也看到了天堂,却唯独看不见人间。 毫无疑问,狄更斯是场景描摹与情境构造的大师。他对于英国底层生活的描绘淋漓尽致,如同一张地狱的立体画卷徐徐展开在我们眼前。那些暗藏在社会角落里的阴谋与残忍,仍然能给几个世纪后...
我的第一本英文讀物。
评分有點套路和無聊
评分我的第一本英文讀物。
评分2017
评分薄荷閱讀選的這本,我讀的好像不是原版是簡化過的,不知道是不是這個原因,加上成書時間早,閱讀體驗不佳,劇情老套,每次情節發展都朝最俗的方嚮去瞭,哎
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