The Traglc Love in Modern Civilization·On lawrence''''s Sons and Lovers

1. IntrOduCtionD. H. LaWrence has been considered bymany to be the most important novelist in Englandwriting in the first half of the twentieth centry. Sons andesers accounts ther relations between Paul Morel and the other three femaleshis mother, Miriam and Clala, and descripes thefial conflict of sensuality bet been them,~ncs getS below the subdue of external eventsto show the inner lives of his characters, the ebband now' of their sympathies.2. The mother' s' influence on PaulThe first…     

Deconstruction as Narrative Interruption

Because of the way it prioritizes interruption and calls into question the very possibility of producing coherent, selfcontained narratives, the deconstructive work of Jacques Derrida is often thought to be intrinsically anti-narrative in its very structure; and yet there are those who insist that, to the contrary, deconstruction is a narrative exercise through and through. I maintain that both interpretive approaches fall prey to a serious misunderstanding of deconstruction. I will show that deconstruction should be viewed neither as a simple affirmation nor negation of narrative but rather as a radical perplexity in the face of narrative. Indeed, any serious engagement with deconstruction requires that we call into question the very nature, function, and limits of narrative practice.     

Paul F-Brandwein Lecture 2006: Conservation Education for the 21st Century and Beyond

This paper explores Paul Brandwein’s contribution to the concept of conservation education in America. It examines the evolution of the concept to today’s environmental education. It then identifies some of the weaknesses of current environmental education and presents ideas on how to move past them to a point where conservation education is integrated into every classroom discipline, which brings conservation closer to Brandwein’s concept of conservation education to create a sanative environment. The paper looks at place-based learning as a step in that direction, giving several examples. It concludes with the 24 scientifically based conservation concepts compiled by the Society for Conservation Biology that can serve as curriculum for the 21st Century and beyond.     

Enamel insert restorations on Limoges painted enamels: A study on a remarkable nineteenth-century restoration technique with particular attention to the original paillon designs

Two sixteenth-century Limoges painted enamel plaques by Léonard Limosin in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, show a remarkable restoration technique consisting of separately enameled pieces that have been inserted into areas where original enamel was lost. A detailed investigation of the two plaques brought information about this former restoration method and the materials used. Investigation included optical microscopy, UV-A examination, and X-radiography for identification and mapping of the insert restorations, scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy for analyzing organic restoration material as well as X-ray fluorescence for studying the enamel compositions. A survey of six other Limoges painted enamel collections in the USA was carried out, which revealed many more of these insert restorations and indicated particular damages related to the so-called paillon designs on silver or gold foils. A literature review was undertaken focusing on possible causes of the damage as well as on persons and workshops that may have executed the insert restorations.     

保罗·奥斯特小说中的人物分析——以《玻璃城》和《密室中的旅行者》为例

保罗·奥斯特是一位多才多艺的美国作家,他的写作手法独特,往往采用故事套故事和反传统侦探小说的技巧。在特定的叙事语境中,以偶发事件导致人物生存处境发生变化,人生境遇发生改变来描写人物,塑造了一个个迷失自我,又寻找自我的人物形象。离奇的人物形象,有限的生活空间,诡异的故事情节,这一切在《玻璃城》和《密室中的旅行者》中表现得尤为突出。     

On the "Oedipus Complex" in Sons and Lovers—Mother is a lover of her son

Sons and Lovers is one of Lawrence’s most famous novels.It mainly concerns about the love affairs among the main character—Paul,his mother and his two girlfriends.The mother’s strange love has affected the boys for a long time,which even has made him lose the ability to love other girls.As a result,Paul gradually has the"Oedipus Complex"towards his mother,and it has influenced the whole lifetime of himself.During the competition of grasp the heart of Paul,Miriam and Clara are all the losers,while they both can’t drag Paul out of the influence from his mother.It is not until the death of his mother does Paul finally escape from the control of his mother.All the origins can be concluded into one thing—that is the Paul’s"Oedipus Complex"towards his mother.What is the"Oedipus Complex",and how does it reflect in the main content?How does it influence the emotions of Paul step by step?This essay will elaborate it in detail.     

艾丽丝·门罗的《逃离》与女性主义批评研究

艾丽丝·门罗,加拿大女性作家的代表,其代表作品《逃离》更是体现了女性主义的特点。本文从女性主义批评的角度,批评分析艾丽丝·门罗作品中的人物形象及女性主义特点。     

试论美洲体系的兴起

美洲体系观念在美国独立前后生成,经门罗主义的出台以及门罗之后历届当政者的重申发展,成为美国政治观念中一个重要的观念。美洲体系观念以及美国文化中的“理想主义”和“天定命运”观念为美国向美洲扩张提供了理论支撑和国内舆论支持。以日渐上升的国力为后盾,经过一系列扩张活动,19世纪末20世纪初,美洲体系最终确立。美洲体系得以确立一定程度上是当时国际环境的产物,它确立后又对国际格局产生了重大影响。从此,美国开始以美洲为根据地,走向世界。