文化学视野中的少数民族地区自发异地择校——基于四川省甘孜藏族自治州的研究

区域文化的差异导致现阶段发生在少数民族地区的自发异地择校,客观上造成了从社会文化和学校课程这两个方面对文化进行选择。这种选择一方面促进了少数民族地区的社会稳定,另一方面也使学生易出现＂文化休克＂现象,影响学生发展。教育管理部门应重视对学生的文化适应能力的培养,加强同主要生源流入地的教育管理部门的合作,从而避免自发异地择校的不利影响。     

瞬时性“一A”

＂一＂与＂形容词＂相结合（即＂一A＂）的用法问题,前人早有论述,但一般只限于＂一＂与＂A＂语法意义的简单论述。文章在已有成果的基础上重点讨论了瞬时性＂一A＂中＂A＂的构成及其结构的语义特征及语用功能。     

纽马克文本功能分类与翻译方法在翻译研究和教学中的应用

彼得.纽马克借用德国功能语言学家卡尔.布勒的语言功能工具模式,将文本按语言功能和交际目的分为不同的类型,并针对不同类型的文本提出不同的方法——语义翻译或交际翻译的方法,从而将语言功能、文本交际目的和翻译方法结合起来,被公认对翻译研究、翻译实践和教学有直接指导意义。     

社会结构与个体选择:职业教育发展的双重影响

借鉴社会学中研究社会与个人之间关系的理论,分析制约我国职业教育发展的因素。当前职业教育的发展是受多种因素影响的,其中社会结构和个体选择是重要的影响因素。社会结构主要有阶层结构、职业结构、劳动力市场结构,这些社会结构对职业教育的影响只是潜在的,它通过干预个体选择来影响职业教育发展。     

从“言语行为理论”谈话语的语用分析

语用学是一门专门研究在不同的言语环境中如何理解和使用语言的科学,语用分析如句法分析和语义分析一样,注重语言交际技能,所以以交际的角度看,语用是关键。本文着重在非语言性环境下运用"言语行为理论"对隐含义、语用原则及复句间的运用关系进行语用分析。     

现代汉语介词配价结构探析

现代汉语介词是一种具有配价能力和配价要求的特殊虚词。与动词配价结构相比,介词的配价结构在句法上具有非独立性,在语义上具有非自足性,是句子深层中的次谓语。介词的配价成分在数量上一般是两个,通常表现为句子的主语和介词的宾语,其中后项配位倾向于由时间、地点、工具等非核心语义角色充当。     

The Influence of technologies on financing options

Abstract

International higher education is a major source of revenue in many developed countries. Historically the top destination countries for international students have included USA, UK, France and Australia. The key countries where most international students are recruited from include China, India and other parts of Asia. The extant literature has mostly examined the factors influencing international students to study in Western countries. A new trend is now emerging with an accelerating growth of international students in countries such as China and other parts of Asia. This mixed-methods study addresses the gap in the literature by exploring the factors that influence international students’ choice to study undergraduate or postgraduate courses in China. The study found that China is becoming an important destination choice for international students due to the distinctiveness of the Chinese language, the rise of its universities in global rankings and the country’s economic growth.     

I'll do it Tomorrow: The Logic of Procrastination

Abstract

College students seem especially adept at procrastination. Large percents report that it causes lower quality papers and projects, lower exam scores and, to a lesser extent, late or missing assignments. Using survey data collected from a broad cross-section of students and faculty we argue that procrastination can be modeled as a logical, albeit sometimes inefficient, behavior within a rational choice framework. By looking at differences in perceived costs and benefits across individuals and across circumstances we can predict who procrastinates, under what conditions they procrastinate, and how it might effectively be countered.     

‘Flexibility’, Community and Making Parents Responsible

This article draws on Foucault's concept of governmentality to explore how recent political moves to legalise ‘flexibility’ mobilises education authorities to make ‘community’ a technical means of achieving the political objective of schooling the child. I argue that ‘flexibility’ in this sense is a neo‐liberal strategy that shifts relations between the governed and the State. In this way, it transforms the idea of schooling from a State run institution for the purpose of ‘community building’ to a community run institution for the purpose of making parents governable by both instrumentalising and institutionalising individualism through the force of community membership. Rather than a form of liberation from bureaucratic rule, the paper exposes how ‘flexibility’ acts as a normalising strategy that works with difference to entangle parents as community members in the process of schooling the child through the moral obligation of the contract.     

Schooling Quasi-Markets: Reconciling Economic and Sociological Analyses

We provide an economic assessment of the operation of schooling quasi-markets, re-interpreting the findings of the mainly sociologically-based empirical research. We find that economic analysis is complementary to that of sociology, providing further explanations for the failure of greater competition to increase the diversity of provision and challenge traditional school hierarchies.