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《野性的呼唤》的读后感范文

《野性的呼唤》的读后感范文
《野性的呼唤》的读后感范文

《野性的呼唤》的读后感范文

读完了《野性的呼唤》这本书,我深刻地体会到拉雪橇的猎犬是多么的勇敢,强大。尤其是故事中的巴克,这本小说的作者是美国具有民族色彩的优秀作家杰克。伦敦,他的小说作品创作极丰,1876年1月12日杰克伦敦在旧金山出生,1916年11月22日死于突发性心脏病。他的童年是在艰难困苦中度过的,曾当过报童,水手,流浪中还蹲过监狱,后来去过阿拉斯加淘过金。

当杰克伦敦发现当时期(19世纪末——20世纪初)的美国人爱好去北部极地去寻找金矿,这需要大量壮实的狗去拉雪橇,于是就出现了小说中巴克的形象,巴克原本是米勒法官的一只爱犬,一直生活在美国南部加州的温暖山谷里,不料被卖到美国阿拉斯加(也是作者淘金所在地),那是一个即偏远又寒冷的地方。因为大量盛产黄金,所以世界各地的淘宝爱好者都会聚集到这里来,而这又需要大量的拉雪橇的狗,巴克就是这个原因被卖到这里。

进入北方后,他才知道那里的环境有多恶劣,生活有多艰苦,那里没有任何南部拥有的法则,那里只有大棒的利齿的法则,。那里也没有公平的游戏规则。任何时候都必须坚持挺住,绝不能放弃和倒下,倒下就是弱者,遵守南部法则也同样是弱者,在这种恶劣的环境中,巴克的野性慢慢被唤醒,首先是对领头狗激怒他的做法稍微忍着点,之后不断指代领头狗斯比茨制造麻烦,最终与斯比茨挑起了一场恶斗,并将它打败后杀死。取代了斯比茨原先的地位,巴克也很聪明,怎样拉好雪橇,怎样战胜寒冷,对他来说实地是简单。

他在极地中遇到过五个主人,最后一个是叫约翰。桑顿的人,

他救了巴克,而且对巴克十分关心,在桑顿身边不用长途跋涉,更不用拉雪橇,这在巴克看来是一种实在的幸福,然而不幸的是桑顿在一次淘金时被印地安人杀害,这使巴克与人的最后一根纽带被打断了,从此,巴克对人没有了信任,他决定加入狼群,回归大自然……

小说早巴克的形象是强者的向征,通过人的世界看到了狗的世界,在小说中写狗就是写人,赋予了狗以人的性格和心理活动,所以称狗为“他”而不是“它”。

我在巴克身上看到许多优秀品质,但他最终走进狼群,回归大

自然后吟唱的那支远古的歌,我们又怎能做到原样的接受呢?那只是作家的寓意和文学的一种表达方式了。

看了杰克·伦敦(JackLondon1876—1916)的短篇小说《野性

的呼唤》(TheCallofTheWide),薄薄的一本小书,带来深深的思索。书中描写了一只名叫巴克的狗从一只家养宠物,变成一只适应蛮荒之地艰苦生活的工作犬,最终心中的野性被唤醒而成为一只狼王的故事。使我思考。

人为什么具有向上的精神,渴望挑战,敢于铤而走险,甘愿忍

受随之而来的肉体和心灵的折磨?这可能源于原始的本能,即对食物和异性的欲望。在群居野生动物中,经过决斗,勇猛、狡诈的王者可以获得最多的异性和最好的食物。人的最基本的需求也是如此。但是文明社会中的人仅有勇猛、狡诈的品质还不够,更需要拥有智慧、技巧去战胜其他猎手与猎物。

文明社会的人想要得到自己需要的事物,首先要具有能够在蛮荒社会中,在棍子与牙齿的法则下能够生存所必须具备的野蛮本能。这样才能敢于拼搏、敢于争取自己的需求;其次,要拥有智慧。文明社会比蛮荒社会在形式的层面上复杂,虽然两个社会在本质上是一样的,都信奉棍子与牙齿的法则,但如果在斗争中不讲究方式、方法,不适应文明社会形式上的要求,就会失败。

总之,个体想在群体中更好地生活,需要原始的野性,原始的欲望,不要让其被各种因素所束缚,所磨灭。这些因素包括道德因素、客观环境因素;也需要现代的技巧与狡诈,来打败对手,壮大自己。

最近,我读了一本书叫《野性的呼唤》。这本书是日本著名作家椋鸠十写的。书的内容简单地说,就是作者在奄美群岛上看到和所发生的动物之间发生的感人的事。这本书的内容可分为十三个部分,其中我最喜欢《我家毛毛》这一部分。

《我家的毛毛》虽然写的很短却让我非常感动。毛毛是一只猫,它就像猫群中的英雄,它在吃食的时候,总是让其它猫先吃,自己吃剩下的。它无微不至地呵护着其它猫,这种无私奉献的精神是很难得的。毛毛为了让生了猫崽母猫露露吃的好一些,竟然冒着挨打挨骂的危险去偷鱼。它为了别人竟然不顾自己,真是令人感动。

这本书中描写的动物和我们人类一样,也是有感情的。它们之间也有爱,甚至会为了别人牺牲自己。人类为了赚钱不惜砍伐树木,猎杀动物,让动物们无家可归失去亲人。我们失去亲人时很痛苦,动物也和我们人类一样的。所以说人们以后应该多种植树木,不仅还给

动物们一个家园,而且对我们的环境有帮助;以后不要在捕捉动物,没有买卖就没有杀害。动物是我们的朋友,我们应该好好的保护它们,给它们最温暖的家最贴心的呵护。动物正在频频变少,让我们珍惜和保护每只可爱的动物们。保护动物,人人有责。

这就是我读《野性的呼唤》的感想。

读了《野性的呼唤》后,我接连几天梦见了那神秘的大自然。

巴克是一只高大的南方狗,被人卖到了北极。从此,他过着艰苦的生活。几年后,他离开了主人,来到大森林,成为狼中之王。

在看这本书的时候,我的心扑扑跳个不停。作者构思巧妙,连看完了都不知道。怎么会有这样的感觉呢?想来是作者选择的尽是令人兴奋的小节,而把它们组合在一起,如此不就成了一本引人入胜的书么?

看“霸主之战”一节,仿佛巴克和旧霸主斯匹兹就活生生的站在眼前一样。作者对人物的心理和动作描写极为仔细,才令人有活灵活现的感觉。而我的词汇贫乏,又不会组织,再加上糟糕的构思,写出的文章自然是令人厌恶喽!

书中多次表现对大自然的默念之情。那神秘莫测的大自然,究竟是什么使它变得如此迷人?自由的空气还是友好的朋友?两者都是!我们生活在人性的社会里,处处带着奴隶的锁链,欲罢不能地扮演着各种各样的角色,直至老死。大家成天板着面孔,一副神圣不可侵犯之样。真希望我们能改正这些不良习气。

这本书讲的都是淘金,把地球千百年来积存的“私房钱”挖光。看到这里,我的头脑里出现了一幅幅砍伐树木、深挖矿产的画面。看来,也许最后一棵树被砍伐,最后一条河被污染的时候,人类才会醒悟。

那充满自由的梦,不时在我脑海里浮现。梦中的我,在辽阔的草原上尽情地奔跑……

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