Dualism in Wordsworth’s Lines Composed A Few Miles above Tintern Abbey

This paper aims at analyzing Tintern Abbey in light of dualism in the aspects of“nature and self”and“sense and sensibility”. Nature is the background of self’s emotional expression,and self can be distinctly observed under this peaceful and picturesque environment. As for sense and sensibility,Wordsworth tries to make balance between them and finally combines emotional sensibility with artistic form. The author of this paper tries to show that whether nature and self or sense and sensibility,the two different entities from the two aspects displayed in the poem interlace mutually and gradually come into a unified state in the end.     

From Conflict to Concession———A Narrative Analysis of Herzog

In Herzog, Saul Bellow employs an omniscient narrator and a character -narrator, Herzog.Though the story mainly revealed from Herzog ’ s stream of consciousness by using such techniques as interior monologue, free indirect thought and psycho -narration, Herzog is unreliable.The shift of different perspectives by using different personal pronouns (“he”,“you”,“I”) indicates a speaking self, inner voice and split selves of Herzog.In the end, Herzog overcomes his inner self and calms down in Ludeyville .The circular plot structure is one of the obvious features of the novel .     

The private self and literacy, a synopsis Hans Straub traces the development of silent reading and the '''' inner voice''''

In the English language there are many expressions and words that indicate our high valuation of the individual. Any dictionary will give you several pages of words that have ' self ' as a component. Philosophically, self is synonymous with the ego, but encompasses one's nature, one's uniqueness, in short, one's individuality, which has come to be positively valued in Western culture. In fact, the idea of self and being has become interwoven in Western culture. What accounts for the relatively high valuation placed on the self in the West as compared, a lesser valuation of the same in other, more col-lectivistic cultures?     

The private self and literacy, a synopsis Hans Straub traces the development of silent reading and the ‘ inner voice＇

In the English language there are many expressions and words that indicate our high valuation of the individual. Any dictionary will give you several pages of words that have ‘self‘ as a component. Philosophically, self is synonymous with the ego,but encompasses one‘s nature, one‘s uniqueness, in short,one‘s individuality, which has come to be positively valued in Western culture. In fact, the idea of self and being has become interwoven in Western culture. What accounts for therelatively high valuation placed on the self in the West as compared, a lesser valuation of the same in other, more collectivistic cultures?     

Identity and Community in Toni Morrison’s Sula

Toni Morrison’s Sula was published in 1973.It portrays a black woman who quests for self under the strick doctrines of black community.The novel puts forward a complexed contradiction of identity and black community in the historical context of black community and protagonist Sula’s change,rejection,awareness of self and death.The overall challenges of Sula pays her life as a price.Morrison,through this piece of work,reveals the conflicts between Sula’s self and black community.Sula’s tragic ending voices an unchanged fact that self must be developed within the black community.     

Self-Construction and Self-Destruction of Man:Reading The Lord of the Rings

This essay is going to read the different kinds of beings in The Lord of the Rings as different stages of man,and to analyze how they construct or destruct their selves respectively over power.The Lord of the Rings is read as a story about the self-construction and self-destruction of man,who begins to construct the sense of self from a very early stage in life,and becomes who he is in the continuous process of trying to identify himself with the image that keeps changing,of the frequently alternative construction and destruction of his self,and of intersubjectivity,the interrelation with other subjects.     

The Analysis of Symbolism in Their Eyes Were Watching God

Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God is one of the most earliest feminine works in American literature.This novel was regarded as one of the classical literatures after it had been obsure for decades.This work comprehensively displays the spiritual growth and the self-awareness of a common black woman.By way of analyzing the application of literary symbolism in this work,it aims to display the self struggle and self realization of the main protagonist Janie.It tries to disclose the role of ra cial culture with its symbolic legends in the novel for better interpreting people’s life choices and their emotional experiences.     

Chinese Friendship in Mainstream American Culture Another perspective of the Supporting Power in The Joy Luck Club

Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club discusses the stories of four pairs of Chinese American mothers and daughters. This paper intends to analyze the power which supports their seeking for living and independence in mainstream American culture in the perspective of Chinese friendship. Both the traditional friendship of the first immigrant generation and the Americanized friendship of the second immigrant generation play an important role in their growth and self recognition.     

The Corrupted Feminine Roles in Macbeth

It is universally acknowledged that Macbeth is the most vivid tragedy as a psychoanalysis of the state of humanity’s development of a sense of sexual self.In the play,the inherent cruelty in masculinity is ironically represented best by the corrupted feminine characters,the three witches and Lady Macbeth.Undoubtedly,they finally push Macbeth over the brink into dramatic tragedy,tragedy of his country,his ambition and his own self as well.     

The Destruction of Sodom

The Lord appeared to Abraham by the terebinths1of Mamre.AsAbraham was sitting at the opening of his tent in the heat of the day,he looked up and saw three men standing in front ofhim.He ran from the opening of his tent to meet themand bowed low to the ground.“Sirs,”he said,“ifI have deserved your favour,do not pass by myhumble2self without a visit.Let me send for somewater so that you may wash your feet and rest undera tree;and let me fetch3a little food so that you mayrefresh4yourselves.…     

No Self——An Interpretation of Gary Snyder's Poem From A Chinese Perspective

Gary Snyder applies Zen philosophy and Tang nature poetics to his Mid-August at Sourdough Mountain Lookout.His diction and use of sounds create a calm context for a journey to the spiritual condition of no self:from the speaker’s self within the landscape to renunciation of his social identity,then to the unity between his self and nature.Thus Snyder shows how the speaker expands his self through sympathy with nature and searches for the ultimate truth.     

Dialogism and the Evolving Self in Burger’s Daughter Acknowledgement

As a Jewish woman writer from South Africa,Nadine Gordimer is a typical post-colonial novelist in the world history of literature.Her masterpiece Burger’s Daughter has shown us her deep thinking about the relation between the blacks and the whites in the revolution for the blacks’ freedom.The thesis focuses on identity issue and analyzes how Rosa achieves self evolvement in different dialogues and her different life experiences.     

Tess:a Phenomenal Body

Few people read Tess from Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s"body theory".In Phenomenology of Perception,Merleau-Ponty states that it is body as the subject that perceives the world;such body is a phenomenal body in contrast to an objective body.Tess’s"being in the world"through the body connotates a new way of looking at the classic Tess.Tess’s way of perceiving and understanding the world also enlightens us about relationship between human and self,human and other,human and society,human and nature.     

The Exploration of Motivations for Bigger Thomas’Tragedy

As a new black hero, Bigger loses his self in the white-dominated society. This essay will focus on exploring and ana?lyzing the motivations for the tragedy of the hero, Bigger Thomas. Racial conflict ...     

英文摘要

Learning Assessment and Resource Evaluation： Two Tough Battles of Distance Education Xie Yangbin, Sang Xinmin Abstract：This is a dialogue among two scholars about current development and change of distance education in China. Although significant achievements have been made, many problems also emerged in the third generation of distance education. To solve these problems, the authors argue that building and refining a robust evaluation system is one of the priorities. Besides the evaluation of institution and its learning support service delivery, the components of this new system include various emerging models for assessment of learning and evaluation of instructor, curriculum and resources. Around this priority, Learning assessment and resource evaluation could he the first two breakthroughs in the reform of distance education, with the purpose to improve learners independent learning ability, self confidence and comprehensive quality. This is the bottleneck and key to build high quality distance education in China. Keywords：Distance Education; Reform Breakthrough; Evaluation of Learning; Evaluation of Learning Resources     

A Tentative Interpretation of the Picture of Dorian Gray with Psychoanalytical Method

This paper applies Freudian psychoanalytical method to interpreting the characteristics of the three heroes in the Picture of Dorian Gray. Based on Freud＇s theory of psychoanalysis, the paper presents that the harmony of the tripartite personality is the underlying highlight of the novel and concludes that the concepts of the id, the ego, and the superego correspond with the images of Lord Henry, Dorian Gray and Basil Hallward respectively. And this paper claims that Dorian Gray＇s self - destruction is the most extreme development of the imbalance between the superego and the id.     

Another Method to Find the Derivative of Sine

It is very important to find the derivativeof sine in mathematics. For each derivative oftrigonometric functions is begin with sine. Thesketch of its proof is transforming twosubtracted sine functions into the form ofmultiplication . But this methodappears the form of fraction, so it is difficultfor the beginners and the self - learners tounderstand the increment of the sine function     

难堪的沉默(英文)

I watched her draw while the dust from the country road billowed around the passenger seat window. She held the red felt-tipped pen in her slight hand like it was an extension of her self. Small squares of yellow memo pad paper were scattered in her lap. It was all I could scrounge up in hopes of keeping a four-year-old sufficiently occupied for the drive to her grandmother's house. Red suns, smiling faces and sunflowers bobbed gently with the moving car. Her face was somber and serious. I c…