Analysis of the Differences between Women’s Love Attitudes Reflected in Mansfield Park

Jane Austen is a famous 19th century English novelist,Mansfield Park is Jane Austen’s most famous novel.The article analyzes Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park,tries to have a comparative analysis of the three major female characters from the concept of love view in the work,especially analyzes the differences of three main female characters’love view:differences of love motivation and differences of love endings and the cause of such differences..     

Comparative Analysis of Different English Versions of Libai ’s Jing Ye Si

Different English versions of Libai’s Jing Ye Si are regarded as a target in the paper for the concrete expressions of"meaning beauty、sound beauty and form beauty"in translating Chinese poem.The author is going to put forward a aesthetic view for translators and readers to appreciate the English translation of Chinese classic poem.     

The Effects of World War Ⅱ:Analysis of Kensuke’s Kingdom

Kensuke’s Kingdom is a highly readable British survival novel written by Michael Morourgo. It is not only a survival novel, but also a realistic novel for the children. By the two disparate characters, the writer wants to discuss the effects of the war, which is the deeper meaning of this novel. Writing war and the effects of the war is a heavy but necessary topic for children’s literature. Books like Kensuke’s Kingdom can be woven into young readers’ developing senses of themselves, extending their imaginations and helping them to understand the world from unaccustomed points of view.     

Golding’s Language View in Lord of the Flies and Darkness Visible

Beyond the stories,Golding spends much effort on an issue called"impotence of language"in his works,especially Lord of the Flies and Darkness Visible.Thus Golding’s language view is worthwhile to research.With help of Lacan’s theory of signifier and signified,this paper made a primary glance about Golding’s language view within the two novels.     

Politics in Language: on George Orwell’s View of Language in Nineteen Eighty-Four

Language stood in the foreground of George Orwell’s social and political thinking. Language is not only a vehicle for transmitting ideas, but also a product originating from social and political interactions. This paper examines the language, particularly the abuse of language, in the context of politics presented in Nineteen Eighty-Four, so as to find out George Orwell’s view of language: language as a manipulated tool to control people’s minds.     

“Birds, Beasts and Flowers”——a preliminary study of D.H. Lawrence’s nature view

D.H.Lawrence is one of the most important(as well as controversial)writers in the history of English literature in the 20th century,His works are received with high praise and furious criticism at the same time,and he suffered for it in his lifetime.He wrote poetry throughout most of his life.He was far too prolific and undiscriminating a poet.In this article,through the analysis of the poem collection of D.H.Lawrence’s’ "Birds,Beasts and Flowers",the author try to make a preliminary study of D.H. Lawrence’s nature view.     

A Study of "Miranda Saga" as an Initiation Story

"Miranda Saga" is targeted as an intiation stroy. The typical general plot mode distinguishes this genre from other literary forms.Predicted on the archetypal theories, Rui Yuping summarizes the plot mode of initiation stories as follows: innocence -disillusionment -epiphany, which has been successfully applied to some classic novels, such as Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and J.D.Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye, etc. Porter’s "Miranda Saga" follows this general mode thus demonstrating it as a good illustration ofinitiation stories. In the first place, it extends the application and content of initiation stories. In the second place, it provides a new point of view for the study of Porter.     

Techniques of Defamiliarization in Beloved

Toni Morrision’s Beloved earns a wide degree of recognition for its stylistic brilliance and psychological depth in American liter ature and it is discussed not only as a presentation of slavery,but also as motherhood.This paper,in the light of Shklovsky’s theory of defa miliarization,aims to exam the application of the techniques of defamiliarization in Beloved from the following two aspects:narrative point of view and language strategies.     

Thackeray’ s view of women reflected in Vanity Fair

In Vanity Fair Thackeray clearly demonstrated his view of women through the characterization of the two main female figures.In Thackeray’ s opinion,Becky Sharp was a rebellious figure,the Victorian " adventuress",while Amelia was the traditional submissive Victorian woman," Angel in the House".Via the narrator’ s comments,the author expressed his own view of women.On the one hand,he approved of Becky’ s rebellion,self-consciousness,courage,self-reliance in times of adversity,and on the other hand disapproved of Amelia’ s weakness,passiveness.As victims of the patriarchal society,both of the women were accorded with much sympathy.     

Modernist Mode in The Man Without a Temperament

The Man Without a Temperament,one of Katherine Mansfield’s classic short stories,is written in the modernist mode,without a set structure,and with many shifts in the narrative.     

On Functional Discourse Analysis Applied in Translation of Chinese Tea Poetry

In this article,the author aims to analyze some English translations of ancient Chinese tea poems in a functional linguistic point of view based mainly on Halliday’s functional linguistic theory.First of all,there is a general introduction of Halliday’s functional linguistic theory,secondly we will look into the features of ancient Chinese tea poetry,such as the grammar,the language and the context,and then the author picks out two typical examples for detail analyzing,at last there is a brief conclusion of the whole article.     

Multiple Point of View as a Deconstructing Strategy——A Poststructuralist Perspective on Lord Jim

Joseph Conrad’s Lord Jim ranks among the modern novels not for its story,but for its unconventional narrative strategies of the comparatively simple plot,especially its employment of multiple point of view as a deconstructing strategy,rendering the text incapable of unambiguous interpretation.The only possible way for the reader to understand it is by active participation,finding out the thread of logic in the chaotic psyche of the multiple narrators.     

“Alone”VS.“Lonely”:Eudora Welty’s Idyllic View on Life in Death of a Traveling Salesman

In Death of a Traveling Salesman, Eudora Welty’s idyllic view on life in the countryside, her nostalgic feelings for the loss of the American Southern tradition, and her protest against the industriali...     

African Root in Microdialogue of Song of Solomon

The thesis will study Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon under the guidance of Bakhtin’s of theory of dialogism. Through a de tailed case study, the thesis comes to a rational conclusion at last: by choosing a complex way to reflect a simple "root-searching" theme, re gardless of the reader’s difficulties in understanding, Toni Morrison actually has something more to tell to her readers, that is, by picturing the course of the protagonist’s searching for "African root", she parallels a way for the African American literature to keep its essence and characteristics.     

A Formalistic Analysis of Poe’s Poem-"Annabel Lee"

Edgar Allan Poe is one of the few writers in the history of American literature who develops not only good novels and poems but also excellent critic theories.In Poe’s criterion,the poem should be short,and produce a feeling of beauty in the reader."Annabel Lee" is a perfect illustration of Poe’s poetic theories.The essay analyzes the poem in detail from the formalistic point of view.     

Women’s Tragedy:A Feminist Reading of Sons and Lovers

The novel Sons and Lovers, which is Lawrence’s best acclaimed work, is of autobiographic air. It is called the best representation of Sigmund Freud’s "Oedipus Complex"theory by critics, though Lawrence denied having read Freud before writing the novel. However, it can shed new light on the novel when read in a different point of view. Paul’s road to become a real man can not be separated from his mother, Miriam and Clara, who is Paul’s first and second loves respectively. This article will analyze the novel in feminist perspective and concentrate on the three women’s sacrifice to Paul’s growth in a man-centered society, in hope of better understanding the intension of the novel.     

An Evaluation on Coursebook (Cambridge English for the Media):A Case Study

Coursebook is an essential part in English language teaching. Evaluating a coursebook is very helpful task for teachers’ development. This paper reviews three methods of evaluating coursebook, which are the impressionistic method, the checklist method, and the in-depth method. Then the author adopts the hybrid of these three methods mentioned to evaluate a coursebook - Cambridge English for the Media - used by some Chinese students in a one-year exchange programme in UK. Questionnaire and semi- structured interviews are carried out with the students to get their views about the coursebook. At the end, this paper compares teacher’s view with the learners’based on the data from the questionnaire and semi-structured interviews. The results of this study show that there are conflicts between the teacher’s views and the students’on the coursebook.     

杭州游记

I had joined a Chinese group for a tour of the famousresort of Hangzhou,some 175km from the bustle ofShanghai.First impressions,leaving the railway sta-tion after my two and a half hour s’journey,werenot good—a modem city with traffic as manic as the oneI had just left.But then I saw the West Lake. This is probably Hangzhou’s most famous view—avast expanse of water,ringed with green hills,dottedwith small islands and causeways,with little pleasureboats pottering about.This was the first stop on our     

Nick, A Lonely Gay Character in The Line of Beauty

Because of The Line of Beauty, Allan Hollinghurst won the 2004 Man Booker Prize for Fiction. In the novel, the protagonist Nick Guest who was born in a middle class family enters into the elite circle. He is an attractive young man charged with ambition. Nick is a lonely person, which can be found out in his painful love affairs, the hypocrisy of the Feddens and the isolation of the upper class. All the experience Nick Guest has gone through makes him a tragic gay character. Through the analysis of the point of view, Nick’s relationship to the upper class and the ogee curve, this paper tries to reveal Nick’s loneliness as a gay character.     

Faithfulness in Poetry Translation—A Comparative Study of Two Chinese Versions of Thomas Hardy's“The Darkling Thrush”

People have different points of view on the criteria applicable to poetry translation.This paper focuses on what kind of principle should be followed in poetry translation.It starts with a brief introduction of one interesting dispute over the standards and criteria applicable to poetry translation.Based upon a brief summary of the two conflicting theories raised by Professor Xu Yuanchong(许渊冲)and Professor Liu Yingkai(刘英凯),this paper compares two Chinese versions of Thomas Hardy’s"The Darkling Thrush"for the purpose of establishing the idea that"faithfulness"should be treated as the paramount principle and criteria in poetry translation.