《飘》中郝思嘉的性格分析
作者：不详 发表时间：不详 编辑：Paul.Z
摘要
该论文主要是对《飘》一书中的女主角郝思嘉的性格进行了分析，她的性格可以分成优点和缺点两个方面。优点包含：坚强勇敢，诚实守信等。性格缺点表现为：自私冷漠，不择手段等。
为了更好地支撑该主题，该论文分为五大部分：第一部分地对作者和作品的简介；第二部分集中分析郝思嘉的性格优点；第三部分是对郝思嘉的性格缺点加以分析；第四部分着力分析郝思嘉性格形成的原因；第五部分为结论，重申主题。
关键词：郝思嘉；性格优点；性格缺点；性格形成
Abstract
This present paper concentrates on an analysis of the characters of the heroine: Scarlett in the novel <Gone with the wind>.Her characters can be analyzed by two aspects: the positive characters such as strong will and courage, honesty and keeping promise ; and the demerits in her characters, such as selfishness and coldness, abjection etc.
To support the thesis, the paper is divided into five parts. The first part gives a brief introduction to both the author and the novel. The second part makes an analysis of the positive characters of Scarlett. The third part makes an analysis of the demerits in Scarlett’s characters. The fourth part gives the reasons for the formation of Scarlett’s characters. The fifth part is the conclusion, restating the thesis of the paper.
Key Words: Scarlett; Weakness of characteristic; Strength of characteristic; Personality formation
I. Introduction
1.1 A brief Introduction to the author
Margaret Munnerlyn Mitchell (November 8, 1900 – August 16, 1949), popularly known as Margaret Mitchell was an American author. She was born in a prominent Atlanta lawyer’s family in Atlanta. The time Mitchell grew up was under the environment of Civil War, she heard a lot of burning of the city, the use of the family house as an army hospital, and the sufferings of the family and their friends during the post-war reconstruction period. Margaret started writing Gone with the Wind in 1926, which is the next year she married John Marsh. The aim of her writing is to write a defensive, chauvinistic account of the South’s war. The whole process of writing lasted almost 10 years. The novel Gone with the Wind was published in 1936, and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937. The novel is one of the most popular books of all time, selling more than 28 million copies. An American film based on this novel was released in 1939, which is one of the highest-grossing film in the history of Hollywood, and received a record-breaking number of Academy Awards.[Note1]
Mitchell drew upon her encyclopedic knowledge of the Civil War and dramatic moments from her own