福尔摩斯《歪唇男人》读后感

第一篇：福尔摩斯《歪唇男人》读后感

Edison Tian Shuo

English 09Q2 20093007044

The Man with the Twisted Lip-----A Portrayal of a

Degenerating England when she was at the TopNeville St.Clair was a gentleman with a decent life.He, however, would like to make up himself like a beggar for begging rather than getting a job consistent with his status because he found it was much more profitable than the so-called decent journalist work he had before.His wife was completely kept in the dark until one day she thought his husband was murdered in an opium den.The police could not solve it, and Sherlock Holmes cracked this case and disillusioned the beggar to be Neville St.Clair in the end.This story vividly portrays a society full of evil and conflicts, such as moral degeneration that one would masquerade himself a beggar just in pursuit of wealth even if he was wealthy enough, the abuse of opium that thousands of people was addicted and a high crime rate that the police could not deal with but resort to detectives such as Sherlock Holmes, during the late Victorian era, when England was at the top of its game imperially.When Britain’s economy was at the top of the world, her morality downed

however.The great industrial revolution in the early Victorian era brought all kinds of science and technology that greatly improved the productivity and made England a “world factory”.At the same time, there remained serious social problems behind the thriving and prosperous appearance.In social life domain, the most obvious feature of

this time was the social moral decay and the worship of money, which were both reflected out in this story.Wanting something for nothing, Neville St.Clair,well-educated, gave up his previously decent journalist work and disguised himself to beg in the street every day with cheating his family his interests of companies in the town.Money was superior to reputation, credit and other moral compass.From this character, readers could clearly see the moral landslide in Britain during the late Victorian era.In this story readers could also feel the tremendous negative impacts of opium abuse on British society in this time.It is known to all that, in the Victorian era, the British government sold large quantities of opium to China to reverse its trade deficit, which brought trials and tribulations to Chinese people.China's economic thus

continuously declined, and the national health was increasingly deteriorating.Lots of young male adults could not work because of their opium addiction, and society was on the brink of collapse.The situation was not rosy in Britain.There were lots of

examples of substance abuse ruining lives and destroying otherwise noble people.See, for instance, the opium addict Isa Whitney at the beginning of this story.“the practice is easier to attain than to get rid of, and for many years he continued to be a slave to the drug, an object of mingled horror and pity to his friends and

relatives.I can see him now, with yellow, pasty face, drooping lids, and pin-point pupils, all huddled in a chair, the wreck and ruin of a noble man”(Twisted.1).The opium use of poor people was even striking.Unaffordable to opium, what they could do to raise money was stealing and robbery.Overall, these aggravated the disparities and caused social revolt.Consequently, the crime rate arose, and the police could do anything but preventing it.Social conflicts were intensified by opium abuse, disparities, moral corruption and so forth.British society during this time was thus increasingly pided into to two

opposite parties-----the rich and the poor.It was reflected in this story to some extent.“What!You do not mean bodies?”

“Ay, bodies, Watson.We should be rich men if we had 1000 pounds for every poor devil who has been done to death in that den.It is the vilest murder-trap on the whole riverside, and I fear that Neville St.Clair has entered it never to leave it more.”

Confronting this dilemma, the police had to turn to private detectives such as Sherlock Holmes.“Inspector Barton, who had charge of the case, made a very careful examination of the premises, but without finding anything which threw any light upon the matter.”“he was seized and searched, without anything being found which could incriminate him.”

“Sherlock Holmes was well known to the force”

“ ’Great heavens!’ cried the inspector, it is, indeed, the missing man.I know him from the photograph.’ "

In the story inspectors were decipted as silly as idiots, but it was in line with reality.Detectives could only make a limited contribution, and social security got worse bucause of police’s incompetence.The Man with the Twisted Lip is a mirror of Britain society during the late Victorain era.It contributes to portrayals of a Britain in a mess and in jeopardy when the Empire was at a point which she pretty much never gets better than.So novel, to a large extent, is a lively annal, and it gives a right and precise portrayal of its times and society.

第二篇：福尔摩斯读后感

《福尔摩斯全集》读后感

作为侦探小说迷的我在这里向大家热烈推荐《福尔摩斯全集》！

相信福尔摩斯大家都听说过，而这部书的作者柯南•道尔估计知道滴人很少。堪称侦探悬疑小说的鼻祖。因成功的塑造了侦探人物――夏洛克·福尔摩斯而成为历史上最重要侦探小说的小说家之一。能让他一举成名的著作当然不能差，这本书里有头脑冷静、智勇双全、严谨认真的福尔摩斯，热诚聪明、脚踏实地、慷慨大方的华生，阴险狡诈的墨里亚蒂.....都活灵活现的展现在我们面前，让人不禁拍案叫绝。

侦探小说最重要的一点，案件必须符合常理，不能看似神奇却又缺乏实际的依据。而《福尔摩斯全集》却做到了。话说《血字的研究》里，我刚开始还跟雷斯垂德和葛莱森一样错误的认为血字的意思是瑞契儿对福尔摩斯的看法不屑轻眇，可福尔摩斯我行我素用超人的思维，从地毯的移动中找到了破案的关键。以最快的速度推出了凶手的样子习惯，我看到这惊呆了！原来仅仅一个血字能推测出这么多！在最后的紧要关头福尔摩斯竟心生一计，用一个小小的测试捉到了凶手。这时福尔摩斯大大领先了两个警官。“福尔摩斯真厉害！我估计‘智多星’吴用都比不上福尔摩斯”我感叹到。

书中惊险的场景、生动的故事、跌宕起伏的情景、扣人心玄的悬念吸引着我。今天我把这本书推荐给你，祝你也成为“侦探高手”！

第三篇：《福尔摩斯》读后感

《福尔摩斯探案集》读书笔记

福尔摩斯，不用说你就知道。他是一位举世闻名、家喻户晓的名侦探。那么塑造他的是谁呢？是F.柯南道尔，（1859 ~ 1930）, 英国杰出的侦探小说家、剧作家。以《四签名》、《归来记》、《恐怖谷》等闻名于世。《福尔摩斯探案集》主要讲的是——福尔摩斯是一个乡村绅士的后代，既懂得乡村的风俗，又懂得如何在城市生活。福尔摩斯通过不断地学习、不断地钻研和不断地实践才使自己有了惊人的侦探能力。所以，他所进行的各种侦探既合乎逻辑，又合情理；他对各种案件的解释和判断才会头头是道，才使一个个悬而又悬的问题迎刃而解，才使一宗宗迷案拨云见日。这本书不仅以里面的生动故事引人入胜，结构跌延起伏，情节紧张曲折，扣人心弦，惊心动魄，使我爱不释手，还体现出了一句意味深长的名言——“凡是勤奋的人，都有锲而不舍的精神。”福尔摩斯就是一个这样的人。他虽然那时在英国已成了名侦探，但是他还是在不断地刻苦学习。他特意在大英美术博物馆附近租了一间小房子，利用资料和机会研究有关侦探方面的科学和经验，才能使他化解种种迷团案件，最终让罪恶大白于天下。我想：福尔摩斯一生都在学习，一直研究侦探方面的科学和经验，他的这种不屈不挠的精神，值得我们广大青少年学习。我爱读这本使我受益非浅的《福尔摩斯探案集》。

第四篇：福尔摩斯读后感

《福尔摩斯》之侦探小说读后感

作者：费泽扬

今天，我去图书馆看书，看见书架上有一本侦探小说，我觉得蛮

感兴趣的就抽出来看，这不看不知道，一看就把我吸引住了，我坐在椅子上仔细的看着书中的一字一句。《福尔摩斯全集》中的一个个故事给了我们一个个感叹号，既有想象又建立在事实基础上的案件。除了这些，从文笔角度上来说，柯南道尔的文字，描述让故事更加生动，更加吸引人，特别是对文中主角福尔摩斯的描写，值得我们研究和学习。

例如在《鬼足之谜》案件中，当时现场的死者充满恐惧的眼睛、扭曲变形的脸庞，还有凶手的狡猾与丧心病狂，使其余的侦探怀着震惊、惊讶的心情退出侦查工作。可敬业的福尔摩斯就现场一把可疑的椅子，还有一些别人不曾注意的粉末，精彩地为我们揭开了一个个出乎意料的谜底，巧妙地破解了这个当时轰动一时的奇案!世界上，总有像福尔摩斯一样为社会伸张正义的人。假如你犯了法，做了不道德的事，即使你有着高超的智慧，但你的邪-恶也会出卖你，暴露你的一切。你逃得了一时，也逃不了一世，所谓“若要人不知，除非己莫为”，绳之于法便是你的下常别忘了不仅是“天网恢恢，疏而不漏”，而且任何罪恶都逃脱不了正义的惩罚

《福尔摩斯全集》全集只是侦探小说的一个代表作品之一，而后有层出不穷的侦探小说和许许多多伟大的侦探小说家。比如说伟大的女侦探小说家阿加莎•克里斯蒂，侦探小说家莫里斯•勒勃朗，松本清

张等。这些作者都值得我们学习与模仿!

第五篇：《福尔摩斯》读后感

《福尔摩斯》读后感

社会是一个开放性片场，临此片场，人们亲近生活也逃离生活，面临虚假也逃避现实。但任何事，何尝不是用逼迫性在畅想。在某些时候，预示着迷茫而不可清透的下场，境地或是平安的、淡漠的；或是进逼，下廉的。

福尔摩斯不过是一个时常颓丧在室内并对外界无所顾忌的实验者，在多次的租房历程中，认识了华生。对例案有独特理解的他，从此也有了个“私家侦探”的称号。若是说在他人眼里他是个无目标且沉闷的人，这不全面，因为这只是他的外表世界。不参差修饰的说，他的外表世界只是在随意之中而蓄意掩饰，而内心世界，只有他明知，那种真实性，存在于何处。

而在现实中，那些犯罪者就是因为太注重表面性，所以糊涂而犯罪，事后，悔者可达百分之六十。犯罪者的内心很挣扎，心理活动很明显。而且世态总是冰冷，有一种稳固的现实性，总是可以用心理去挤压事实。福尔摩斯是一个很有内心感觉的人，当然，读懂他人的内心世界他都有很稳的把握，他对自己的内心拥有很强的感应性，侦探是一个对他来说很适合的工作。尽管他内心孤单，不太愿意面对太多的人。

要展现一个人的内心世界，不管是孑然还是乐观，你在何荡何驻，都骗不过你的内心。而人最弱最不能掌握的地方偏偏就是自己的内心。福尔摩斯就是拥有这致命弱点的解药，从而帮助了更多的人。