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英文著名名著读后感全集 第一篇：英文著名名著读后感全集《人性的弱点》读后感Asearlyasthemiddleofthe20thcentury,whentheeconomicdownturn,inequality,waristhedevilindeliblehumanpursuitofabetterlifeofthesoul,ofCarnegie,withhisinsightintohumannature,alargenumberofordinarypeopleconstantlystrivetoachievethesuccessstories,throughhim,Thespeechesandwritingsarousethemoraleofmanyaconfused,encouragethemtoabrilliantsuccess,asMr.Carnegiesaid:“Aperson'ssuccess,only15percentattributedtohisexpertise,85percentattributedtohimExpressionofthought,leadingothersandtheabilitytoarousetheenthusiasmofothers.”“Theweaknessofhumannature,”abooktheauthordescribedasdealing,therationalefordoingthings,sothatimpressedmemostdeeplyinanarticleentitled“unfavorablefactorswilltranslateintosuccessfactor”,therehasbeenastorytoinspireMe.Happenin1929,ayouthtothemountainstocutdownHillwalnut,hewoodpileinthecar,drovehome.Suddenlyawoodenslidingdown,heisJizhuanWan,thewoodintheaxleofthecard,hebouncedtoatree,thespinewasinjured.Sincethenbothlegsparalyzed.Atthattime,youngpeopleaged24,sincethen,hehasnottraversedstepRoad,wasconsideredalifetimespentinawheelchair.Zuonongthefateofhisresentment,butwithageJianchang,hefoundnoresistanceontheirhelp,onlytobecometheirownJiansuankebo.Othersarecourteousandgoodtome,Ishouldatleasthavetorespondtothecourtesyandgoodpeople.Morethan10yearshavepassed,somepeopleaskedhimthinkthatisanunfortunateincident?»Hesaid:“No!Iwasalmostgladthatithappened.”Shockandresentmentthatexperienceofthestage,hebeganreadingtheliteratureandculturefromthehobby.14,hereadover1,400books,thesebooksexpandhisvision,hislifethaninthepastcouldhaveimaginedevenrichHealsobeganlisteningtomusic,hemovedbeforethesymphonywillonlylethimnapHowever,reallythemostimportantchanges,orthoughthehadthetime.“Thefirsttimeinmylife,therealintentionsoftheworldtoseeandappreciateitsvalue,experienceofpreviouseffortstopursuealotofthingshavenorealvalue.”Sincereading,hebeganthepoliticalinterestinhisstudyofpublicissues,inawheelchairaspeech.Hebegantounderstandpeople,andpeoplehavebeguntoknowhim,beca