汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感〔1〕：Noslavery，beequalThesedaysIvejustfinishedthenovelUncleTomsCabinthatleftareallydeepimpressiononmeandwecanseeItisabookwrittenin1852inresponsetothepassageoftheFugitiveSlaveLaw，UncleTomsCabinhasbeenconsideredasthemostinfluentialanti-slaverynovelinthatperiodanddescribedbyStoweherselfasaseriesofsketchesdescribingthehumancrueltyofslavery，openswithadescriptionofArthurShelbysKentuckyplantationduringtheantebellumperiodThereareseveralimpressivecharactersinthisnovel，Georgewhoiscleverandbrave;Harry，abeautifulandtalentedchildwhosingsdancesandmimes;Mrs。
Shelby，averyreligiouswoman;SamboandQimboandsoonThemajorcharacterUncleTomwhowasthemostimpressiveinthisnovelwasadevoutChristianHeenduredthemiserablefatebravelyandarousedthewhitessympathyforslaveswithhisChristssacrificeandthetoleranceofreturninggoodforevilThisnovelfocusesonthedistinctivepersonalitiesofUncleTomdeeplyinfluencedbyChristianityandtheimportantroleUncleTomsCabinplayingonabolition;andtheSignificanceofUncleTomtotheharmoniousworldsdevelopment，andtheeffectonmodernpeopleInthebook，atthebeginning，theauthorpresentsusaverybeautifulimageofaratherharmoniousfamilywholiveahappylife。
However，thatbeautifulimagecouldntlastlong，thedarknesscamesoonThemasterofthishappyfamily，UncleTomwasarrangedintoadifficultsituationAsShelby，thenotcruelmaster，hehasincurredseriousdebts-promptinghimsellsomeslavestoavoidfinancialruin，soUncleTom，ShelbysloyalservantsincechildhoodwassoldtoMrHaley，theslavetraderUncleTomremainedloyaltohismaster，despitehisbetrayalandtheriskofdeathatthecruelhandsofanewmasterTheslavesattheplantationwereverymournful，butTomremainedplacidandtriedtoreadhisBibleforfortOnthesteamboattoNewOrleans，whereTomwastobesold，Tombefriendedanangeliclittlegirl，LittleEvaSt。
ClareUncleTomsavedthefive-year-oldbeautyfromdrowning，andsheconvincedherfathertobuyTomforherownfamilyInherfamily，Tomenjoyedhislifebecauseofthegirlslove;Tomscontentmentdoesnotlast，however，becauseEvasoonfallsillDying，EvaaskedMrClaretofreeTomafterherdeathButMrClareissosadbyherdeaththatheneverlegallyfreedTombeforehehimselfwaskilledtryingtomediateabarroomscuffleClaresoldtheslavestosettleherhusbandsdebtsandTomwassoldtoSimonLegreewhowassoviolentthatbeathisslavesbrutallyAtlast，whenMrShelby，finallyfoundUncleTom，hewasalmostdied。
AfterTomwasdeadandburied，ShelbywentbackandfreedhisslavesAsweallcanseethatUncleTomsCabinwasananti-slaverynovelanditwasevenconsideredasonefactorthatcausedtheCivilWarInthenovel，theslavesweresoldfromoneplacetoanotherfrequently，andtheirfatewastragic，withnoexception-justlikeUncleTom，nomatterhewasunderthecontrolofkindmastersorevilmasters，hecantescapethemisfortuneofbeingsoldfromonemastertoanotherWecantseeanyhumanrightofthem，soterribleAssomeonesaid，withmorepeoplerealizingtheinhumanityofslaveryinthe19thcentury，slaverybecameoneofthemostimportantissuesanditbecamemoreviolentyearbyyearinAmericansociety。
However，slaverywasnotabolishedirrevocablyuntilratificationofthe13thAmendmenttotheConstitutionin1865，followingtheCivilWarAfterthepassageofFugitiveSlaveActof1850，HarrietBeecherStowewrotethisnovelUncleTomsCabinwhichpublicizedtheevilofslaverytoawideaudienceNowweareinthe21stcentury，wemaynevereacrosssuchkindofthingHowever，thisbookcanalwaysremindofusthatthereeverhasexistedthisevilandwecantletithappenagainAndequality、humanrightcantjustbeaslogan，weshouldmakeitetruereallyandalways汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感〔2〕：Sometimeago，IreadapersonsfameKhvostovofasUncleTomscabin。
Integrity，good-natured，religiousUncleTom;prudent，smart，studiousMestizoslaveGeorge;inexcusableruthlessslavetradersHailey;destroyshumannature，conscienceruinedthealegre;asenseofjustice，butdrift，suchastheStClairlifelikecharactersleftmeadeepimpressiononhimWhatmademethemostunforgettableisthesmartandlivelybutwildfull，andlatertransferredteachself-esteemaslavegirlTOMloveTOMblackshadthemostblack，apairofroundbrighteyesassparklingglassbeads，like，lookabitstrangefaceisashrewdandcraftyKyrgyzstanwonderfulbinations，likeagoblin-like。
Shelovestosteal，stealingafterlie，putaninnocentexpression;hermisbehavior，allmakingherrevenge，hoaxes;shewouldtakeadvantageofthemasterout，crazycoupleofhourstomakehishomemessHerownerexhaustedallwaystopunishher，education，shetriedtochangeherbadhabits，buttonoavail，thisisonlybecausethereisnolove!Thinkaboutit!Thiswaslovelychild，bornintoslavery，shebelongedtothemalltheonlymastersoftheso-calledmastersofherfateHerchildhoodonhismastersscoldingtogrowup，sosheformedthehabitoflying，badhabitofstealingthings，andthatshewasbeautiful，tarnishedthepurityofheart。
Inthisthereisnodignity，experiencingbeingseparatedfrombeingwhippedalldaycircumstances，howcanwehaveanoblemoralcharacterandfirminfaith?Onlypure，beautiful，selflesslovecansavehersoul!WhentheangelicEvatoherloveofhertime，TOMeyescastthetearsthatherhearthasbeenrayofsunshineofloveSureenough，afterthechangeTOMWell，hereffortstocareforothersThisisthepunishment，notpreachingForevereffect，fulloflovebeyondallwords!Thisisthepoweroflove!Inourlives，therearemanylikeTOMaschildrenTheirbadbehavior，thereisnolove，willnotlistentoreason，thendonothatehim，tounderstandwithlove，tolerance，strippedawayalayerofgreenshootsyellowthings，withlovetotheheartsofprobationnumb。
Weshouldalwaysremember;thepowerofloveisenormous，andthesupreme!UncleTomscabinThismasterpiecehasbeenpublishedin150years，ithasbeenabletomaketodayisstilldeeplymovedbyreaders，butalsobecausetheauthorinthebookpreachedbrotherhoodandhumanityinthedisappearanceofslaverytodayhasbeentheeternalpursuitofmankind汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感〔3〕：JoydepictsthecrisisoffaiththatoveresRabbiBanishofKomarov，who，havingburiedhisfoursonsandtwodaughtersOnlythroughthemercyoftheGodhehasdenied，manifestinaradiantvisionofthedeadRebecca，hisbelovedyoungestdaughter，istherabbisbeliefrestored。
ThesenseofwonderandthetouchofheavenlyjoythatlingerafterthevisiondissolvesconvinceRabbiBanishofthefollyofjudgingGodsactionsbyhumanstandardsTherabbihasinterpretedtheapparenttragedyofhischildrensprematuredeathsasevidenceofGodsalienation，forgettingthatGodisbydefinitioninscrutableThatGodspurposetranscendsmansabilitytoprehenditismadecleartotheexpiringrabbiwhenthefamilydeadapproachhisdeathbedwitharmsoutstretchedtoenfoldhimamongthemFortheirsisthekingdomofheaventowhichalovingGodhascalledthem;andtheirdeathshaveevidencednotGodswrathbuthisgrace。
AversionofRabbiBanishsdeathbedrevelationappearstoRabbiNechemiainSomethingIsThereAttwenty-sevenheisalreadyrackedbythedoubtsthattormentRabbiBanishSoshakenishisbeliefinGodthathedesertshisrabbinicalpostinprovincialBechevfortheflesh-postsofWarsawAlthoughtheprostitutes，uncleanfood，andshadybusinessdealingswhichhewitnessesthereholdnoattractionfortheerstwhilerabbi，theyintensifyhisrevulsionfromtheworldcreatedbyGodandthereforehisalienationfromGodhimselfUnlikeRabbiBainish，whoseintimationsofimmortalityandconsequentrededicationtoGodprecedehisradiantdeathbedvision，RabbiNechemiacannotallayhisdoubtsuntiltheverymomentofdeath，whenalightheneverknewwasthereflickeredinhidbrain。
Whilehisdyingwordssomethingisthereresolvehiscrisisoffaith，theyetoolatetoaffectthespiritualrenewalattainedbyRabbiBanishNoexplicitpromiseofimmortality，letalongofsalvation，attendsRabbiNechemiasvisionperhapsgraceisaccordedRabbiBanishbecausehisdoubtistriggeredbydevastatingpersonallosses，andwithheldfromRabbiNechemiabecausehisdespairisthebitterfruitofidlespeculationabouttheunknownWhateverthereason，relativelyfewofSingerscharactersaregrantedatthemomentofdeaththetranscendentvisionofunitybetweenmanandGodthatappearstoRabbiBanishinJoy。
Forthefortunatefew，releasefromtimeintoeternityisaffectedbyapinevisitationwhichobliteratesdistinctionsbetweenpastandpresent，livinganddeadThesekindsofcharactersarelostintheirworldbecauseoftheseducementofthematerialworldTheydoubttheirformalfaithandgraduallygiveupwhattheybelievedButaftertheyhaveexperiencedsomuchhardship，theyrealizethattheycannotadapttothelifeoftheouterworldsotheyregresstotheformerlifewithformalfaithTheyrealizetheimportanceofGodandtheybegintothinkseriouslyabouttherelationshipbetweenmanandGod。
Atlasttheyfindtheirrightwayoftheirlife汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感〔4〕：ThesedaysIvejustfinishedthenovelUncleTomsCabinthatleftareallydeepimpressiononmeandwecanseeItisabookwrittenin1852inresponsetothepassageoftheFugitiveSlaveLaw，UncleTomsCabinhasbeenconsideredasthemostinfluentialanti-slaverynovelinthatperiodanddescribedbyStoweherselfasaseriesofsketchesdescribingthehumancrueltyofslavery，openswithadescriptionofArthurShelbysKentuckyplantationduringtheantebellumperiodThereareseveralimpressivecharactersinthisnovel，Georgewhoiscleverandbrave;Harry，abeautifulandtalentedchildwhosingsdancesandmimes;Mrs。
Shelby，averyreligiouswoman;SamboandQimboandsoonThemajorcharacterUncleTomwhowasthemostimpressiveinthisnovelwasadevoutChristianHeenduredthemiserablefatebravelyandarousedthewhitessympathyforslaveswithhisChristssacrificeandthetoleranceofreturninggoodforevilThisnovelfocusesonthedistinctivepersonalitiesofUncleTomdeeplyinfluencedbyChristianityandtheimportantroleUncleTomsCabinplayingonabolition;andtheSignificanceofUncleTomtotheharmoniousworldsdevelopment，andtheeffectonmodernpeopleInthebook，atthebeginning，theauthorpresentsusaverybeautifulimageofaratherharmoniousfamilywholiveahappylife。
However，thatbeautifulimagecouldntlastlong，thedarknesscamesoonThemasterofthishappyfamily，UncleTomwasarrangedintoadifficultsituationAsShelby(liuxue86)，thenotcruelmaster，hehasincurredseriousdebts-promptinghimsellsomeslavestoavoidfinancialruin，soUncleTom，ShelbysloyalservantsincechildhoodwassoldtoMrHaley，theslavetraderUncleTomremainedloyaltohismaster，despitehisbetrayalandtheriskofdeathatthecruelhandsofanewmasterTheslavesattheplantationwereverymournful，butTomremainedplacidandtriedtoreadhisBibleforfort。
OnthesteamboattoNewOrleans，whereTomwastobesold，Tombefriendedanangeliclittlegirl，LittleEvaStClareUncleTomsavedthefive-year-oldbeautyfromdrowning，andsheconvincedherfathertobuyTomforherownfamilyInherfamily，Tomenjoyedhislifebecauseofthegirlslove;Tomscontentmentdoesnotlast，however，becauseEvasoonfallsillDying，EvaaskedMrClaretofreeTomafterherdeathButMrClareissosadbyherdeaththatheneverlegallyfreedTombeforehehimselfwaskilledtryingtomediateabarroomscuffleClaresoldtheslavestosettleherhusbandsdebtsandTomwassoldtoSimonLegreewhowassoviolentthatbeathisslavesbrutally。
Atlast，whenMrShelby，finallyfoundUncleTom，hewasalmostdiedAfterTomwasdeadandburied，ShelbywentbackandfreedhisslavesAsweallcanseethatUncleTomsCabinwasananti-slaverynovelanditwasevenconsideredasonefactorthatcausedtheCivilWarInthenovel，theslavesweresoldfromoneplacetoanotherfrequently，andtheirfatewastragic，withnoexception-justlikeUncleTom，nomatterhewasunderthecontrolofkindmastersorevilmasters，hecantescapethemisfortuneofbeingsoldfromonemastertoanotherWecantseeanyhumanrightofthem，soterribleAssomeonesaid，withmorepeoplerealizingtheinhumanityofslaveryinthe19thcentury，slaverybecameoneofthemostimportantissuesanditbecamemoreviolentyearbyyearinAmericansociety。
However，slaverywasnotabolishedirrevocablyuntilratificationofthe13thAmendmenttotheConstitutionin1865，followingtheCivilWarAfterthepassageofFugitiveSlaveActof1850，HarrietBeecherStowewrotethisnovelUncleTomsCabinwhichpublicizedtheevilofslaverytoawideaudienceNowweareinthe21stcentury，wemaynevereacrosssuchkindofthingHowever，thisbookcanalwaysremindofusthatthereeverhasexistedthisevilandwecantletithappenagainAndequality、humanrightcantjustbeaslogan，weshouldmakeitetruereallyandalways汤姆叔叔的小屋英文读后感〔5〕：ThesedaysIvejustfinishedthenovelUncleTomsCabinthatleftareallydeepimpressiononmeandwecansee。
Itisabookwrittenin1852inresponsetothepassageoftheFugitiveSlaveLaw，UncleTomsCabinhasbeenconsideredasthemostinfluentialanti-slaverynovelinthatperiodanddescribedbyStoweherselfasaseriesofsketchesdescribingthehumancrueltyofslavery，openswithadescriptionofArthurShelbysKentuckyplantationduringtheantebellumperiodThereareseveralimpressivecharactersinthisnovel，Georgewhoiscleverandbrave;Harry，abeautifulandtalentedchildwhosingsdancesandmimes;MrsShelby，averyreligiouswoman;SamboandQimboandsoonThemajorcharacterUncleTomwhowasthemostimpressiveinthisnovelwasadevoutChristian。
HeenduredthemiserablefatebravelyandarousedthewhitessympathyforslaveswithhisChristssacrificeandthetoleranceofreturninggoodforevilThisnovelfocusesonthedistinctivepersonalitiesofUncleTomdeeplyinfluencedbyChristianityandtheimportantroleUncleTomsCabinplayingonabolition;andtheSignificanceofUncleTomtotheharmoniousworldsdevelopment，andtheeffectonmodernpeopleInthebook，atthebeginning，theauthorpresentsusaverybeautifulimageofaratherharmoniousfamilywholiveahappylifeHowever，thatbeautifulimagecouldntlastlong，thedarknesscamesoon。
Themasterofthishappyfamily，UncleTomwasarrangedintoadifficultsituationAsShelby，thenotcruelmaster，hehasincurredseriousdebts-promptinghimsellsomeslavestoavoidfinancialruin，soUncleTom，ShelbysloyalservantsincechildhoodwassoldtoMrHaley，theslavetraderUncleTomremainedloyaltohismaster，despitehisbetrayalandtheriskofdeathatthecruelhandsofanewmasterTheslavesattheplantationwereverymournful，butTomremainedplacidandtriedtoreadhisBibleforfortOnthesteamboattoNewOrleans，whereTomwastobesold，Tombefriendedanangeliclittlegirl，LittleEvaSt。
ClareUncleTomsavedthefive-year-oldbeautyfromdrowning，andsheconvincedherfathertobuyTomforherownfamilyInherfamily，Tomenjoyedhislifebecauseofthegirlslove;Tomscontentmentdoesnotlast，however，becauseEvasoonfallsillDying，EvaaskedMrClaretofreeTomafterherdeathButMrClareissosadbyherdeaththatheneverlegallyfreedTombeforehehimselfwaskilledtryingtomediateabarroomscuffleClaresoldtheslavestosettleherhusbandsdebtsandTomwassoldtoSimonLegreewhowassoviolentthatbeathisslavesbrutallyAtlast，whenMrShelby，finallyfoundUncleTom，hewasalmostdied。
AfterTomwasdeadandburied，ShelbywentbackandfreedhisslavesAsweallcanseethatUncleTomsCabinwasananti-slaverynovelanditwasevenconsideredasonefactorthatcausedtheCivilWarInthenovel，theslavesweresoldfromoneplacetoanotherfrequently，andtheirfatewastragic，withnoexception-justlikeUncleTom，nomatterhewasunderthecontrolofkindmastersorevilmasters，hecantescapethemisfortuneofbeingsoldfromonemastertoanotherWecantseeanyhumanrightofthem，soterribleAssomeonesaid，withmorepeoplerealizingtheinhumanityofslaveryinthe19thcentury，slaverybecameoneofthemostimportantissuesanditbecamemoreviolentyearbyyearinAmericansociety。
However，slaverywasnotabolishedirrevocablyuntilratificationofthe13thAmendmenttotheConstitutionin1865，followingtheCivilWarAfterthepassageofFugitiveSlaveActof1850，HarrietBeecherStowewrotethisnovelUncleTomsCabinwhichpublicizedtheevilofslaverytoawideaudienceNowweareinthe21stcentury，wemaynevereacrosssuchkindofthingHowever，thisbookcanalwaysremindofusthatthereeverhasexistedthisevilandwecantletithappenagainAndequality、humanrightcantjustbeaslogan，weshouldmakeitetruereallyandalways。