旅游口号语言应用分析

旅游口号是游客了解旅游地形象的最有效方式之一,也是旅游地形象宣传的重要途径。以国内外旅游地为例,通过分析旅游口号在语言、句式、辞格和语辞等四个方面的使用特点,强调提出语言简洁通俗、句式变化多样、辞格艺术化使用和语辞典雅风趣在旅游口号应用中的重要性,并进而为旅游口号的设计提供可行性建议和思路选择。     

词义比较法在英语词汇教学中的重要作用

词汇学习是英语教学的重要组成部分。本文在词的语义分类基础上进行英语一词多类 ,一词多义 ,同义词 ,反义词的比较 ,分析词义比较教学法在词汇教学中的重要作用。指出词义比较教学法能够从多方面促进英语词汇教学水平的提高 ,帮助学生在语言习得的过程中更好理解词义 ,掌握词义的变化 ,提高学生的语言能力     

医疗语言的语境干涉

在阐述医疗语言和语境含义的基础上,就其言语行为的实质重点探讨了语境对医疗语言的干涉,从而提出了医疗语言的前景规划。     

语言功能与英汉诗歌的意义多层性——英汉古典诗歌语篇的功能语言学个例探讨

英汉诗歌具有意义的多层次性,即明示义、引伸义和象征义。根据功能语言学理论,语言具有概念功能、人际功能和语篇功能。英汉诗歌不同层次的意义与语言的三大功能密切相关,是通过这些功能来实现的,对英汉诗歌进行语言功能分析,能从不同的角度充分地揭示诗歌语篇的多层次意义、不同意义的表现方式以及英汉诗歌语篇在这些方面的异同。     

浅谈工程建设监理业的体制创新

通过建设监理业结构体制改革与创新的论述，提出了新型的监理结构体制，对监理业的发展提出具体改革建议。     

利用网络互动提高外语交际能力

由于课堂交际具有线性特征(the linier feature),互动教学方法对提高学生外语的接触量和使用量具有一定的局限性。网络交际与外语教学相结合的方法不但可以解决上述问题,而且还可以为学生提供真实的语言输入和更多的参与目的语社会文化语境的机会,提高他们的语言能力和语用能力。同时,网络互动可以为学生提供均等的语言输出的机会,激发他们的学习动机,提高他们的学习自主性。     

加强非语言要素的修辞研究构建完整的汉语修辞学体系

长期以来 ,汉语修辞学体系基本上是语言要素修辞一统天下。实际上非语言要素不仅可以构成一般性修辞 ,而且可以构成修辞格。非语言要素修辞理应成为汉语修辞学体系中的重要内容 ,汉语修辞学体系的基本框架应包括语言要素修辞和非语言要素修辞两大部分。     

浅论语言符号的社会性

语言虽然是在个人的话语交际行为中实现其交际功能的,但个人对语言材料选择与组合的个己性并不能改变语言的社会属性;同时语音音素的自然性基础和语言符号的任意性,并未使语言丧失社会性本质和规约性的理据学依据,这一理据学依据虽不是逻辑的,但却是约定的,因之它对使用者具有优先性、强制性,这种优先性既是语言的社会性本质,也是语言的社会性规约.     

Linguistic and Cultural Appropriations of an Immigrant Multilingual Literacy Teacher Educator

This autoethnographic self-study describes my interpretations of multicultural awareness, with special attention to multilingual awareness (MLA), based on my interactions with 52 students in the context of two literacy courses over a period of one year. An autoethnographic self-study provided an avenue to harness my reflections on practice and to study the ways in which my practice reflected awareness of my role as an educator. Findings from my teaching videos, written responses to students, and student evaluations suggested that my communication patterns with students reflected certain elements of multicultural awareness, as displayed by my attention to individual predispositions, cultural practices and personal stereotypes. The findings also appeared to indicate that multicultural and MLA interacted to reflect facilitation and symbiosis. Facilitation seemed apparent in my awareness of differences among students’ cultures and my own as I monitored my linguistic processing. Symbiosis appeared to emanate from the recognition of how my response to individual predispositions facilitated my application of conversational strategies based on feedback. This, in turn, heightened my attention to stereotypical attitudes and behaviors. Implications for multicultural teacher education include the benefits of using autoethnographic self-study to scrutinize educators’ awareness in practice as they determine the impact of this awareness on their instructional roles in multicultural teacher education. By extension, the study suggests that autoethnographic self-study research can provide additional lenses through which to interrogate monolithic perceptions of diversity in multicultural teacher education.     

Immigrant Families and Children (Re)Develop Identities in a New Context

Resolving conflicting linguistic traditions and struggling with new identities are significant challenges for immigrants to the United States. This case study introduces an immigrant mother from Mexico who renamed her youngest son on his first day of first grade to avoid the widespread stereotypes and academic stagnation experienced by her two older sons. Such (re)naming practices constitute and represent the very precarious social and institutional relationships taking place in schools involving immigrant children. In this case study, there was indication of negative aspects of assimilation processes taking place as the family adapted to a new culture and language. For example, the misconception is still widespread that efforts to learn two languages rather than just one diminish a child’s ability to learn other things, which should be learned. However, research in language acquisition and development, points to bilingualism and multilingualism as resources rather than deficits (Souto-Manning, 2006).