动作记忆规律对动作技术学习的影响--以再现法为研究范式

研究尝试从基础理论层面着手,以动作记忆为切入点,通过再现法来探究动作操作的记忆进程以及动作操作的记忆特点,为运动技能的学习提供心理方面的理论支持,进一步为体育教学内容改革提供理论依据。     

A Bourdieusian analysis of cultural reproduction: socialisation and the ‘hidden curriculum’ in professional football

This article draws on the theoretical concepts of Pierre Bourdieu to provide an explanatory account of how socialisation and the hidden curriculum within coaching practice contribute toward the formation of social identities and powerful schemes of internalised dispositions. Drawing on a 10 month ethnography within professional football, the research found that day-to-day practice was ideologically laden and served the production, reproduction and incorporation of socialised agents into the prevailing ‘legitimate’ culture. The legitimacies embodied included respect for authority, hierarchical awareness, control, obedience, collectivity, work ethic and winning.     

原型性再生产：社会变迁下的彝族传统文化传承——以昙华十八月历为例

文化具有非常灵活的传承性和适应性,文化与实践在历史中的结合促使文化内涵与功能重新生产。人们依据对文化秩序的既有理解来组织自己的行动计划,并赋予其行动目标以意义。通过原型性再生产,昙华彝族十八月历从记忆符号变为现实象征,并因自身的物化表达演绎着不同的功能和形态。     

“花木兰”故事的改编及意义再生产

如何使古老的文学名著在现代文化语境中焕发出新的时代特色与文化内涵,这是我国艺术界包括影视编导在内煞费苦心的文化课题。把我国北朝民歌《木兰辞》、迪斯尼改编的商业动画电影《木兰I》、2009年上映的马楚成版的《花木兰》为比较文本,通过符号学理论对三者的叙事符号和意义生产进行解读,我们认为《木兰辞》体现出为当时统治阶级和男权社会所认可的思想才能够千古流传;《木兰I》的内容灌注了以个体本位的西方文化核心,使原故事焕发出了新的时代特色与文化内涵,实现了意义再生产,使原文本经由改编成为了"美国电影";《花木兰》虽然增加了很多元素,情节也复杂了许多,但由于文化观念的保守和时代精神的欠缺,没有实现意义再生产。     

钢琴表演中审美意识的适度把握问题探析

论文运用音乐美学的原理,阐述了审美意识的相对独立性、可变性、文化异性等特征,探讨了在审美意识的指导下,表演主体个性与原作品共性的适中结合,群众审美意识对个体审判意识的影响,从理论与实践中总结适度把握审美意识对于钢琴表演“二度立美”的意义。     

人工神经网络机械故障诊断方法及其应用

本文阐述了利用人工神经网络模型诊断减速机轴承故障的方法,建立了诊断用的BP网络模型,并对网络模型进行了试验验证。     

影响泥鳅人工繁殖某些因素的研究

本文对影响泥鳅人工繁殖主要外界因素进行了研究。试验结果表明:按性比(?:?)1:2配组,宜在下午6时注射LRH—A,雌鱼剂量为0.67μg/g,雄鱼剂量减半,注射后当即雌雄混养,水体pH值为6.5～7.0,水温20～26℃时可获得较好的繁殖效果。     

信息结构与英汉语篇翻译

建立在主述位基础上的信息结构不仅是信息本身的一种表现方式,也是语篇实现形式和语义连贯的重要手段。英汉两种语言主住推进模式同中有异,在翻译过程中需要对其灵活进行模拟再现或创造重构,从而保证译文语篇的连贯。     

平板扫描仪的灰色再现能力

本文从平板扫描仪的结构和信息捕获特点分析灰色再现误差的原因。两种平板扫描仪的灰色再现测量数据表明,中性灰捕获后灰度等级按红、绿、蓝次序升高,总体上EpsonGTX970的灰色再现精度要高于SeanMaker3850Ⅲ扫描仪。     

Improving Upon Nature: The Rhetorical Ecology of Chemical Language,Reproductive Endocrinology,and the Medicalization of Infertility

Chemical theories of human fertility and reproduction first became prevalent in both technical and mainstream media outlets beginning in the 1930s and 1940s, and they have remained prevalent to this day. In this essay, I analyze a selection of primary sources from this era that defined human fertility as a chemically induced process, rather than, for instance, a characteristic related to the conservation of nervous energy or to moral physiology. The resulting rhetorical history demonstrates the ways in which this chemical rhetoric was appropriated to re-envision sex, gender, and reproductive health in light of appeals to biochemical variability, artificiality, and technical expertise. Tracing these appeals sheds light on the rhetorical ecology that supported the widespread medicalization of (in)fertility and demonstrates how public vocabularies of science and medicine are constituted as they move across and interact with broader social discourses.