《名利场》中的女性婚姻价值观分析.docx

ContentsIntroduction11.Brief introduction of Vanity Fair21.1 Vanity Fair31.2 W.M.Thackary’s Life and Works32. Analysis of the Different Viewpoints on Marriage and Family- Rebecca, Amelia and Miss Crawley32.1 Different Backgrounds-Under Class, Middle Class and the Upper Class32.2 Different Attitudes upon Marriage and Family, Rebecca vs. Amelia vs. Miss Crawley33. A Contrast between Rebecca and Amelia33.1 A Contrast of Different Attitudes upon Life between Rebecca and Amelia33.2 The Contrast of Their Different Fate33.3The Failure of Their Marriage34. Self-value and Marriage of Women34.1 Self-value34.2 The Relationship Between Self-value and Marriage of Women3Conclusion3Reference3论文独创性声明3论文使用授权声明3IntroductionVictorian time is an era that British feel proud of but it is not in the case of female because the sexual discrimination prevails in the whole society (Huang Zhenyuan, 2010:190). The story happened in the early 19th century in England. Moreover, the author said that it was a novel without heroes but two female characters, Rebecca Sharp and Amelia Shedly. Becky, nurtured by the under class, a typical represent of female adventurer in the capitalism society in the 19th century, had received higher education, which had resulted her personality distorted for the discriminations she had got was far more than the knowledge. She was very calculating and hypocritical, and used all the means to survive. All she asked for was fame wealth and her desire. She was evil but was almost successful, as the result of the dual effect of era and society. However, she was finally reduced to the bottom of the society after she had divorced with Rawdon Crawley. While another female character, completely contrary to Becky, Amelia was an innocent girl, kind, gentle, pure and noble. Born in a middle-class family, she aspired the ideal love and tenderly loved her fiancé, George Osborne, who was in fact a playboy, though against his father’s will, he got married with her. Nevertheless, Ameli