deadpoetssociety的感想我来不及了请发到[e-mail]300字就够了

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dead poets society的感想 我来不及了 请发到[e-mail]
300字就够了

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This story takes place at Welton School,a very traditional preparatory school for boys in the United States.After the summer holidays of 1959,John Keating,former student at the institution,enters the school as the new English teacher.With his unconventional teaching methods,he inspires his students to act as individuals.He encourages them to think for themselves,to find new points of view,to discover their own ways and feelings and to "seize the day".
Given this whole new perspective on life,a group of boys start to follow their own ideas,which are in some way at odds with the conservative policies of the institution and with their parents' expectations.They form a new Dead Poets Society,a kind of literary club that holds secret meetings in a cave.Neil decides to take part in a play in spite of his father's opposition to his many extracurricular activities.Knox decides to do whatever he has to do in order to conquer the girl he has fallen in love with.Todd overcomes his shyness and throws away his parent's present.Mr.Keating's classes call the attention of the other teachers of the school and of the principal,Mr.Nolan.
The conflict arises when one of the boys,Charlie Dalton,who has changed his name to "Nuwanda" arrives to a meeting of the Dead Poets Society with two girls,and tells the boys that he published in the school magazine a very daring article signed by the Dead Poets Society.Dalton is punished severely,but he does not reveal the names of the members of the group.Mr.Keating is warned by Mr.Nolan to drop his unorthodox teaching methods.
After the play,Neil confronts his father but he is unable to tell him about his ambitions and he finally commits suicide.His parents ask the school to investigate the case and the boys are intimidated to accuse Mr.Keating of being a bad influence on them and of causing Neil's death.Mr.Keating is forced to leave the school but his students have a chance to show their loyalty to him and to what he has taught them.