Minkowski空间中的一般螺线

对非光型曲线进行了研究,借助Minkowski空间中的Frenet公式,给出并证明了Minkowski空间中的曲线成为一般螺线的充分、必要条件,得到了Minkowski一般螺线的一些新性质.     

浅析天津地铁空间的公共艺术创作

随着天津地铁的快速建设和发展,天津地铁空间的多样化建设显得尤为重要,它不仅使地铁空间发挥本质功能性的作用．而且也能为人们提供精神层面的享受。本文就以空间序列为主线介绍天津地铁空间公共艺术可创作的类型和内容。     

Some Theoretical and Practical Issues in Counseling the Learning Disabled Student

Self-esteem problems of learning disabled students are defined in terms of narcissistic insults to a sense of competency and sense of lovability. From some LD students, attempts to defend against these insults lead to symptomatic expression which in turn is often confused with the dysfunction attributable to the learning disability. Implications for counseling and psychotherapy are discussed in an attempt to provide a framework for treating this growing population of college students.     

Common Dilemmas in Learning Short-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP)

The present paper reviews critical issues involved in the learning and supervision of Short-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP). Though interest and demand for brief treatment formats has burgeoned, systematic instruction in these modalities is seen as minimal. While a college counseling center setting is particularly well suited for implementing brief dynamic therapy, there are a variety of training issues which must be addressed when learning this treatment modality. Aspects of STPP most commonly causing treatment dilemmas are highlighted.     

美国地理空间信息管理体制问题研究

文章重点研究了美国地理空间数据及其组织与管理体制、有关数据分享政策法规建设、地理空间信息政策研究及相关争论等问题,提出我国地理空间信息体制建设和产业发展可借鉴美国经验,重视政策与立法,做好顶层设计,制定科学管理模式,协调各方利益。     

公共图书馆与新生代农民工城镇化的社会融入

解决农民工特别是新生代农民工融入城市的问题,是我国经济社会未来可持续发展面临的最重要课题之一。与往代农民工不同,新生代农民工对城市融入的生产和文化空间要求更高。公共图书馆在不断提升新生代农民工知识能力,满足其文化服务需要方面有独特优势,有利于促进新生代农民工实现生产和文化空间的转换。必须加强公共图书馆建设,为新生代农民工城镇化提供更加有效的服务。     

公共图书馆“第三空间”的构建与服务——基于单向街图书馆的分析

图书馆作为"第三空间"的理论和实践近年来在国外图书馆界受到普遍关注,美国等以"图书馆作为第三空间"的理念而打造的社区图书馆全新服务模式,广受人们的欢迎。借鉴单向街图书馆"第三空间"的运营模式,探讨了公共图书馆"第三空间"的构建与服务。     

The Third Place: The Library as Collaborative and Community Space in a Time of Fiscal Restraint

In a period of fiscal constraint, when assumptions about the library as place are being challenged, administrators question the contribution of every expense to student success. Libraries have been successful in migrating resources and services to a digital environment accessible beyond the library. What is the role of the library as place when users do not need to visit the building to utilize library services and resources? We argue that the college library building's core role is as a space for collaborative learning and community interaction that cannot be jettisoned in the new normal.     

Radical Relocation: Adapting Print Collections to an E-Centric World

With the advent of e-journal preservation projects and publisher digitization of journal backfiles, academic libraries have begun to move their corresponding print volumes of these titles to storage to avoid duplication and save space. This article examines the supporting justifications, outreach mechanisms, and logistical procedures undertaken at American University Library to relocate the entire bound journal collection to offsite storage in order to address severe physical space constraints and to support patron use of and preference for electronic journal content. In addition, the article presents preliminary data regarding the use of bound volumes sent to storage and an overall analysis of this transformational project.     

Formation of a talking space and gender discourses in digital diaspora space: Case of a female Korean im/migrants online community in the USA

This article explores an online community of female Korean im/migrants in the USA in order to investigate the formation of a digital diaspora of women on the web. Employing multiple research methods including in-depth interviews, textual analysis, and participatory observation, this article examines the largest online community of female Korean im/migrants in the USA (www.MissyUSA.com), focusing on how their unique talking space was created on this site and the ways in which the relevant gender discourses are presented and constructed in relation to their diasporic conditions. The findings show that these women's shared identity (i.e. being Korean, married, female, and living in the USA) is an important element in the formation and development of this online community, especially in the creation of a candid talking space – sokpuri – where they vent their innermost feelings about their lives in the USA. The Missy and ajuma are the two salient identity discourses and selective use and flexible appropriation of the terms are found. The ajuma image (less individualistic, more active in sharing information and helping others) is adopted when these women identify their online community as a place where the empowering ajuma spirit is alive; meanwhile, they still adopt the Missy image of a young, independent, and modern woman for their individual identities, despite its consumerist origin. Although the issues of housewifization and having an enhanced gender relationship are quite often discussed, this online community has a limitation in that it does not produce a consistent and systematic challenging voice.