名利场读后感（一）

终于把萨克雷的《名利场》看完了，超满足的！虽然这本书在刚开始看的时候觉得很乱，但是慢慢看下去就会发现这本书的迷人之处。

我觉得这本书有两个女主角——爱米利亚和利蓓加，这两个完全不同性格的人儿竟有着惊人相似的经历，都尝尽了人生的酸甜苦辣。爱米利亚性格懦弱温和，体贴，对自己的丈夫始终如一，虽然后来再婚也不能否定她对丈夫的忠诚。她小时候也算是一个富家小姐，到她从学校毕业后家里发生好多不如意的事后才逐步走向贫穷，幸而后来有哥哥乔斯和朋友都宾的帮忙，摆脱了贫穷，过上了体面的生活。而利蓓加的经历的时间却和爱米利亚相反，她是一个低贱的人（因为家庭背景的原因），小时候饱受鄙视，同样从学校毕业出来后，得到爱米利亚的帮助，离开她后，利蓓加在做了毕脱。克劳莱爵士家里的家庭教师，也不安分，因为她发誓要走进上流社会，并成为那里的一份子，她的野心太大了！但她确实做到了，嫁给了罗登。克劳莱后，她手上的钱从来不需要担心，因为她丈夫的名气，她可以随便赊账；并且，她的机智灵敏和惊人美貌让她在上流社会中如鱼得水，可以说，她也有一段时间是大放光彩的！可是她的出格行为使她的丈夫生气，谁想到就是这一次的生气使她遭到了人生中严重的落差，虽说后来她也得到了相当的钱财，因为后来在她重遇乔斯。赛特笠，她用她从前的伎俩骗取他的同情，最后竟得到了他的一部分财产，但不知她是否真的快乐！

在这本书里，我最“佩服”的是利蓓加，她的说谎伎俩是如此高深啊，逗得所有人为她办事，弄得罗登。克劳莱为她如此卖命，为她付出一切，但是她却好像从来没有把他看作是自己的丈夫，而是看作一个可怜的仆人，甚至对自己的儿子，她也从不关心，最让我印象深刻的是小罗登在伯伯家做客时，利蓓加为了显示自己对儿子所谓的爱，吻了小罗登一下，后来小罗登说“妈妈从来没吻过我”哈哈，这是第一次啊！这让利蓓加多尴尬。最终她和罗登闹翻了，我不知道她有没有伤心，我觉得痛苦应该是有的，但不知是为了和丈夫闹翻而痛苦，还是为了以后没钱用而痛苦就不知道了！

我觉得最苦命的不是爱米利亚，而是都宾少佐。他对爱米利亚的爱可谓是让人为之惊叹啊！在爱米利亚落魄时，是他在背后默默地资助；在乔治（爱米利亚的丈夫）战死后，他又默默地帮爱米利亚抚养他们的儿子——小乔杰，只为了爱米利亚有一天可以接受他的爱，只是爱米利亚一直都执着于对乔治的感情。最后，他觉悟了。对爱米利亚敞开了心扉，既然她不接受，就不再强迫了，放手会更好，他离开了，她又伤心不舍了！幸亏利蓓加给她看了乔治给自己的私奔信，爱米利亚的心结终于解开了，接受了都宾少佐的爱，真诚地唤他回来，成就了一段姻缘，还生下了一个可爱的小女儿——吉内；和吉恩太太成了好朋友，并且小乔杰和小罗登也成为好朋友，这真的是美好的结局。

再说说利蓓加吧，毕竟她也是女主角。她在和丈夫闹翻后，被勒令不能回国，她便在欧洲各国流浪，虽说有罗登的抚养费，日子还过的下去，但是一个女人无依无靠，并且她在每一个地方树立起来的形象每次都被熟人给破坏了，因为她在英国的名声实在是太坏了！她在风光时认识的贵人在她落魄时都对她视而不见，这该让她多难受啊！但人生就是这样，每个人都无法逃避。

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人生就是一个名利场，每个人在里面的命运都是差不多的，没有人会永远幸运，也没有人会永远落魄，总有那么一天会小人得志，这个社会就这样，我们能做什么呢？只能默默接受。

名利场读后感（二）

前些日子看完了萨克雷的＜名利场＞，书中描写了１９世纪骄奢淫逸的贵族，满身铜臭的资本家，流氓无赖式的乡绅，以及纨绔子弟，吸食殖民地人民血汗的寄生虫，等等。他们骄横，贪婪，趋炎附势，往往翻脸无情。他们不断于外人勾心斗角，在家族内部也是你争我斗。

贯穿全文的家庭教师——丽蓓卡夏普小姐，出身贫寒，狡猾无比，挖空心思想挤入贵族社会，不惜背叛友情，弃亲生儿子于不问不顾，利用自己的美貌勾引得势贵族，把丈夫当做自己交际的道具??费尽心机的她最终被人们所不齿。到头来竹篮打水一场空，落得流浪的可怜可悲下场。

主人公阿米丽亚——塞得利小姐，虽然温和善良，却在感情方面却是自私无比。始终如一恋着的丈夫，却在新婚后几天的工夫就打算和别人私奔，她虽有所怀疑，但却愚昧地认为是自己多心而放任丈夫。不久之后的滑铁卢战场上，她不忠的丈夫便死于敌人的乱枪之下。怀有身孕的她由于先前自己的婚姻未能得到夫家的认可，只得与破产的父母一起，靠死去丈夫的一点补贴和殖民地税务官哥哥的一点救助勉强度日。始终如一爱着她，帮她与她的丈夫秘密结婚，在她父母破产后家产拍卖会上高价买回她心爱的钢琴并秘密送回给她（她以为是她＂亲爱的丈夫＂买回给她的），在她丈夫战死后秘密拿出自己的薪金当作她丈夫的遗产给她当生活费，在她的孩子出生后默默关怀她们母子生活的杜宾，（为人坦诚，心地善良。在部队里得到人们的尊敬和爱戴。）却总也得不到她的爱情，多少年来，多少女人想要嫁作他妇？而他却十几年未变，为她继续默默的付出，默默的等待，头发白了，心也差不多倦了快要死了，这时候，阿米丽亚终于在夏普（戏剧性也就在此了）的严斥下抛开了那张每天像看神像一样面对着它伤心流泪，顶礼膜拜的死去了的丈夫的画像，接受了杜宾。但在杜宾眼里，走下神坛的她已不再是他心目中的女人??

＂啊，一切都是虚幻！我们活在世上，有谁真正快乐？谁能称心如意？遂了心愿，谁又觉得满足？＂

曹雪芹说过＂机关算尽忒聪明，反送了卿卿性命＂。很多时候，我们找不出自己失败在什么地方，殊不知却是过多的使用了自己的＂聪明＂，机关算尽，聪明反被聪明误！

１９世纪的社会是一场虚幻集市，现在的社会不也是一场虚幻集市吗？人生，只不过是赶一场集罢了。有的人在这场集市上交易得手，有的人在这场交易上一无所获！这就是唯一的差别了！

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名利场读后感（三）

挣扎于名利场中，心头的尘埃何时才能落定？

名利场是一个浮华的世界，处处弥漫着尘埃。它蒙蔽了人们的眼睛，并定格在心灵的浪尖上，永不散落。因此，人们总爱在名利场中为自己找一个漂亮、华美的位置，借此炫耀自己，于是便头也不回地走入了那个浮华的世界。人们不惜借助一切力量迈进所谓的上流社会，将真情与友爱抛到九霄云外。金钱、权利成了他们唯一的追求。然而金钱再多，权利再高，总是会有一个极限，而人的贪婪的心则永远也无法填满，谁也走不出这名与利所编织的网，它往往会掐住你的脖子让你身不由己。

蓓基？夏泼就是渴望进入上流社会的典型。本来她也是一个聪明、美丽的女孩子，可名利诱惑了她。那名利场中的尘埃将她紧紧裹住，于是她变得虚伪、贪婪，也许在她动人亲切的言辞背后，却有着无人知晓的谩骂；又说不定在她美丽诚恳的笑容下，有着令人丧命的刺刀。谁能理解那种“善良”下藏着什么呢？蓓基？夏泼为了达到进入上流社会的目的，她利用自己的友谊、爱情、婚姻，又不惜出卖朋友，出卖丈夫来为自己铺着通向那“高贵社会王国”的红地毯，她那时真时假的形态，迷惑着穷人，却也在玷污自己。

蓓基？夏泼是活泼美丽的，在没有认清她以前，人们为她的贫穷、孤苦而怜悯她；然后又为她在社会上的富丽而羡慕她、爱她。迷人的蓓基？夏泼啊！可一切总会有水落石出的一天，因为，表面的热情，无法掩藏内心的憎恨。再华丽的外衣，却总掩饰不了丑恶的灵魂！在人们认清她之后，谁不唾弃她，厌恶她呢？她的最好的朋友艾米莉娅最后也远离她，丈夫也不理睬她，儿子不想见她，为一时的华丽与虚伪，她不知道自己付出了多么大的代价！ 当名利有了千疮百孔时，这才知道，在它最华丽的时候，竟有太多的虚伪，只因为当时我们在名利场上过于投入而不知，等到什么都看透，才知道所谓的名利不过是刹那烟花。名与利，固然可求，但那并不是生活的全部，人如果过分追求名利，名利就会成为心头最大的诱惑，人也因此变得贪婪、虚伪，失去了自我，失去了一颗纯洁的心。

掩卷沉思，生命中除了名与利还剩下些什么呢？也许，觥筹交错，灯红酒绿中，你会发觉你要的不仅仅是恭维、奉承，还需要一种坦然与真诚，只要善于发现，生活中比名利更重要的还很多很多，面对着宁静的湖泊和茂密的森林，用一颗大智慧者的心，简单地活着，简单地思考，并不是为了名利而活，以出世的心情和入世的态度来体认善良、宽容、谦和、淳朴、友爱、和平与宁静，寻找身体和心的归宿，让时光从你的身外从你的心内慢慢地流逝如水，从中领略生命的全部意义。

走出名利场吧，抹去心灵的尘埃，送上一份慰藉，又何尝不美丽？人一辈子为名忙，为利忙，而没有一份心灵释然的快感，到白发苍苍时定会遗憾，何必为名利牺牲生命的原滋原味呢？

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远离尘嚣，寻找一份爱的净土，尘埃已然落定。

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第二篇：名利场英语读后感

　名利场英语读后感

　　Bunyan once in his book named Pilgrim’s Process described a place named ‘Vanity Fair’ where all kinds of vanity are sold, such as houses, lands, honors, preferments, titles,lusts, pleasures and delights of all sorts. As a matter of fact, we are living in such place today. We gradually become the participants of this fair and loyal followers of these hollow things. Espencially our modern grils’ changing view toward marriage, money and social status. They believe that they could easily live a life like a grand lady without making any efforts if they marry a wealthy man. As female college students, how to stick to our own belief and aviod being assimilated by the complex society, Thackeray’s novel Vanity Fair could give us a good instruction. Through the Rebacca’s attitude towards money, social status and marriage, I realize what is most important thing for a female.

　　Thackeray described the life of ruling classes of England in the early decades of the 19th century, and attacked the social relationship of bourgeois world by satirizing the individuals in the different strata of the upper society. Rebacca（becky） Sharp is a classic example of the money-grubbing instinct. Her only aspiration in life is to gain wealth and position by any means. Thackeray does not regard Rebacca as an exception. Everyone wishes to gain something in the Vanity Fair and acts almost in the same manner as Rebacca.

　　As an orphan, Rebacca’s birth can easily win our tears. It is an undenible fact that she is quite an ambitious and clever girl. As far as I am concerned, she could easily live a decent life with her own hand. However, because of the society and the innate deficits in her characteristics, she becomes very sophisticate and even tried to suduce her best friend’s brother so that she could win her place in the upper society and other’s admiration. However, for the people in the upper class, Rebacca’s humble birth cuold never be erased even though she married a rich man. In other’s eye, she was just a coquette who was quite good at suducing rich men. Why not use your own hand to create a bright future and win others’ true respect instead of relying on the man’s shoulder.

　　Rebacca liveed in a society which is ruled by money, everyone was crazy about money, Rebacca was no exception. She held the dream of living a life of a grand lady, wearing luxurious clothes and shining dimonds. In order to realize her dream, she used all kinds of immoral means to win the love of rich men. Finally, she got married with Rawdon Crawley, a good man who will inherit a large sum of money from her ant. However, the old lady refused because Crawley married Rebacca---a woman of low social status. Rebacca and her husband live a quite luxurious life in Pairs even though they could not make the both ends meet. Finally, Mr.Crawley was put in to prison because of heavy debets, while Rebacca started searching for another rich man who can pay for her luxurious bills. Rebacca betrayed her soul in the process of pursuiting money and gradually forgot the meaning of love.

　　Marriage is a holy thing in everyone’s life, but if you regard marriage as a good method of gaining money and improving your social status, you will suffer a lot from it. Although you live a decent life and gain other’s admiration,you may never be ture happy because you never know what is love and responsibilty. Rebacca’s marriage is a good example. She took a quite easy attitude towords marriage. Her marriage was just a method which helped her get in to the upper class and live a rich life. Ther is no wonder that she was so cruel to her husband and flirted with another rich man when her husband was in the prison. Here I want to mention another female----Amelia, a girl of simple mind. In Rebacca’s mind she was a fool. At first, she held the same view as Rebacca. Her husband’s death in the war made her become a sorrowful widow. Till one day Rebacca told her that her husband once asked Rebaccato run with him. Amelia was angry and married a man who has taken care of her for several years uncomplainly. Amelia is not a cold hearted women, although her dream of being a grand lady had vanished,but she experienced a life of being truly loved. While for Rebacca, she will forever lived in the Vanity Fair and never has the chance to experience this kind of love. In my eye , Amelia is wiser than her.

　　Rebacca is a tragic female during that period. Although this novel ended with a happy ending--- Rebacca got marriad with Amelia’s brother and inherited a large sum of money, liveed a grand lady’s life ---who dare to say that Rebacca will stop betraying her soul and keep away from Vanity Fair? I would like to give an advice to her and to the grils in our modern society: please keep always from Vanity, and take a correct attitude towards money, social status and marriage. Money is not every in our life. The improvement of our social status needs our own efforts instead of relying on others. Mrriage is a holly thing in our girls’ life, which requires our responsibility and loyalty. Or we will forever live in a hollow world and the dream of vanity will finally destory us.