大学生《包法利夫人》英文读后感

　　b. A satirical and cynical view of human hypocrisy drawn with skill in the pictures Flaubert draws of such figures as the village priest, scientist, merchants and moneylenders. Society is concerned with money and social status to the detriment of more spiritual and ethical values.

　　c. Flaubert introduces a new realism to the novel which will influence such naturalist as Emile Zola and others. The novel reads as if it was written today instead of over 150 years ago.

　　d. Flaubert's descriptions of the beauty of nature （and its indifference to human suffering and troubles） are beautifully etched. His use of language and the level of suspense he maintains throughout the work are excellent.

　　e. Flaubert is not afraid to describe female sexual longings. His sex scenes are tasteful to our eyes but viewed as prurient reading in his own day.