Understanding Mark Twain’s Opinion of Anti-slavery-Analysis on Jim in Huckleberry Finn

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the most famous works of Mark Twain. Huck has become the antihero in American literature. In addition, this kind of rebellion of spirit even has a realistic...     

A Tentative Study of Local Colorism Writing Style through Mark Twain’s Work

Local colorism as a trend first came to prominence in the late 19th century in America. The local colorists were devoted to capturing the unique customs, manners, speech, folklore and other qualities of a particular regional community, usually in humorous short stories. The most famous local colorist was Mark Twain. His fiction The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, published in 1884, was regarded as"the first great novel in America", as well as the most classical work of local colorism.     

The Conflicts between Ideals and Reality in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain is a very great American writer.And The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is his masterpiece. This paper makes a simple analysis of the conflicts between ideals and reality in Mark Twain's novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The conflicts are embodied in two aspects:racial relationship,belief.     

Mark Twain and the Mississippi River

In the novels The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the Mississippi river plays an important role, it exerts a great influence on the development of the story. Mississippi river is given the symbolic meaning of freedom, adventure, variation and hope by Mark Twain.     

Study on the Translation of Puns in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland from the Perspective of the Functional Equivalence Theory

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a world-famous masterpiece in children’s literature.The adventure stories in the novel deeply attract the child readers in different countries in the world.The use of puns in the work adds to its aesthetic value.In China,many scholars have translated it.The research topic is the application of Nida’s theory of functional equivalence in the pun translation in children’s literature work Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and the degree of equivalence in Wu Juntao’s translation.The person who does the research has read the original work and the translator Wu Juntao’s translation of this book,analyzed the translation of puns in the book,read the relevant journal articles on the theory of functional equivalence and thought about the academic views in them.On the basis of text reading,translation analysis and reference analysis,the following conclusion has been made:According to the basic points in the theory,in the work,Wu Juntao’s translation of the puns has basically achieved the equivalence between the original text and the target text in readers’responses,language style and language meaning.     

趣味英语

(1)将A栏的世界名著与B栏的作者连结起来:A1. The Declaration of Independence2. Uncle Tom's Cabin3. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer4. The Cop (警察) and The Anthem5. A Farewell, to Arms6. Robinson Crusoe7. The Merchant(商人) of Venice8. Oliver Twist     

On the Americans’National Traits Reflected in The Adventures of Huckle berry Finn from the Perspective of History and Culture

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is Mark Twain’s masterpiece,the one book from which,as Ernest Hemingway noted," All modern American literature comes ".It accounts the adventures of white Huck helping black slave Jim escape and pursue freedom.Through their long journey along the Mississippi River,we can see panorama of America,such as its slavery,racial conflicts and integration,American Puritanism,and Westward Movement,etc.This thesis mainly deals with Americans’national traits reflected in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the perspective of American developmental history and American culture.     

An Interpretation of Ben’s Function in Intensifying Willy’s Tragedy from Aristotle’s Poetics

The play Death of a Salesman is undoubtedly the most influential play of Arthur Miller which depicts a tragic life of Willy Loman, a travelling salesman, induced by his false American Dream of making a fortune out of business. Unlike many other essays focusing on the hero Willy, this one tries to explore Willy’s dead brother Ben’s function in this play so as to demonstrate that Ben plays an important role in Willy’s life by making Willy’s life more tragic in terms of Aristotle’s tragic theory. The first part of the essay illustrates Ben’s importance to Willy and the second part centers on the way Ben pushes Willy to a more tragic situation.     

A Psychological Analysis of Laura’s Personality in Katherine Mans-field’s The Garden Party

This paper explores Laura’s inner world, applying Freud’s theory of the unconscious and the structure of the mind, Jung’s idea of archetypes, and Lacan’s concepts of the three orders. The story in The ...     

Man’s First Sin

The　serpent　was　more　crafty　thanany　wild　creature　that　the　Lord　Godhad　made.He　said　to　the　woman,“Isit　true　that　God　has　forbidden　youto　eat　from　any　tree　in　the　garden?”The　woman　answered　the　serpent,“We　may　eat　the　fruit　of　any　tree　inthe　garden,except　for　the　tree　inthe　middle　of　the　garden;God　hasforbidden　us　either　to　eat　or　to　touchthe　fruit　of　that;if　we　do,we　shalldie.”The　serpent　said,“Of　courseyou　will　not　…     

Analysis of Satire in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels

As one of Jonathan Swift masterpieces, Gulliver’s Travels chronicles Lemuel Gulliver’s four odd voyages in the form of a travel log. With sharp satire, Swift ridicules vices of England and the whole Europe in the early 18th century. The article ana lyzes the art and specific usage of satiric techniques in Gulliver’s Travels.     

A Psychological Analysis of Laura’s Personality in Katherine Mansfield’s The Garden Party

This paper explores Laura’s inner world, applying Freud’s theory of the unconscious and the structure of the mind,Jung’s idea of archetypes, and Lacan’s concepts of the three orders. The story in The Garden Party depicts, in the movement toward adulthood, how Laura feels, thinks and acts under the drive of the id, and the adjustment of the ego and the superego. Laura’s psychological development indicates Laura has a healthy personality. She can confront her imperfection in her growth.     

A Comparison Between Coleridge’s Kubla Khan and Li Bai’s Tianmu Mountain Ascended in A Dream

The comparisons between Coleridge and Li Bai represent two kinds of thinking patterns.The former stands for culture of opi um,total romanticism and huge space of imagination.However,Li Bai is a representative of culture of alcohol.To some extent,he is practical.Readers can sense disappointment in his poem.     

Understanding Mark Twain's Opinion of Anti-slavery—Analysis on Jim in Huckleberry Finn

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the most famous works of Mark Twain. Huck has become the antihero in American literature. In addition, this kind of rebellion of spirit even has a realistic sense at present. This paper discusses Jim’s anti-slavery from its source and conception. At last, the author concludes the indelible artistic value of Jim.     

Philosophical Ideas in Saussure’s Theory of Language and Halliday’ s Systemic Functional Grammar

How Halliday’s systemic functional grammar was affected by Saussure’s theory of language and what the great significance of their philosophical ideas is.The paper explains those two problems from the clue of the philosophical ideas of language.     

The Language Styles in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

This article mainly discuss the language styles in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Colloquial and satire are important language styles in this book. Vanity unquestioning acceptance of violence coward and slave all satire the great national problems; Besides, combination of the colloquial language and satire is also very successful in this novel, which vividly reveal the American society at that time .     

Shakespeare’s The Tempest: An Archetypal Analysis

The Tempest,most likely the last play written entirely by Shakespeare,parallels The Genesis of the Bible in its plot and structure.It seems that the Moses in The Genesis goes out of the bible and becomes Prospero to save people’s soul and help them out of the trouble.This article endeavors to analyze the archetypes of the drama in terms of its individual stories and overall pattern.     

What’s it name

1.Rabbit like_______very much.(兔子非常喜欢胡萝卜。)2.The white rabbit is picking_______.(小白兔正在采蘑菇。)3.Bear have a bottle of milk and a loafof_______.(小熊有一瓶牛奶和一个面包。)4.The hen laid a large_______.(这只母鸡下了一个大鸡蛋。)5.The bird is     

The Elements of Sartre’s Existentialism in The Lottery

The elements of Sartre’s existentialism are shown in Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery: The world abounds with absurdities and bitterness; people can be the hell to each other; an individual has a free choice and act, but should be responsible for his or her behavior. Shirley discusses the problem of the existence of an individual in the complex web of society and environment in The Lottery, just as Sartre in his works of existentialism.