新《保密法》对涉密档案工作的影响

2010年10 B 1日我国修订的<保密法>正式实施,新法的相关规定对涉密档案工作提出了新的要求.文章以保守秘密与信息公开为契合点,从五个方面谈新<保密法>中定密、解密、新技术、涉密人员等相关规定对涉密档案工作的影响.     

欧盟主要成员国隐私管理法规建设及启示

隐私权是信息时代的一项基本人权.文章在简要阐释欧盟隐私管理政策与体制的基础上,分别介绍了英、法、德、意等欧盟成员国各自关于隐私权问题的法律规定,并通过对比分析从中挖掘对我国档案隐私权问题的有益启示.     

叶维廉比较诗学中的“诗意”

叶维廉的诗歌创作经历了从现代到古典、从西方到东方的转变和回归。跨时代、跨文化的双重视角,为他的比较诗学理论开拓了思路,并寻求到诗学理论的据点:"文化模子"理论。随着国际性文化境遇的恶化,叶维廉感到强烈的文化忧虑,进而走向文化批评的诗学理论建构期,这显示了他深沉的人文情怀和知识分子的责任感。     

析隐私权保护在网络空间中的反映

随着信息技术的快速发展，网络已经渗透到社会的各个领域，人与人之间的交往在某些层次超越了物理世界的局限，而进入了另一个更强调个性化、自由化的空间，而与之相对的是，个人的私人空间在技术的发展下越来越狭小，如何在信息时代尤其是在虚拟的网络空间中保持个人隐私不受他人的非法干涉，是各国立法的新领域，尤其对于没有隐私立法传统的我国，更是一个挑战，也是我国适应时代要求的必然反应。     

Learner Identity in Chinese as a Foreign/Second Language Education: A Critical Review

This paper reports the results of a review of 33 journal articles chosen from 87 empirical studies on learner identity in Chinese as a foreign/second language (CFL/CSL) education, published during the years 2005–2019. By analyzing the co-occurrence of keywords in these Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) journal articles, this review identifies the theoretical perspectives and topical trends of CFL/CSL education research on learner identity. The review shows that while such post-structuralist theories and notions as capital, identity and investment model have continued to play a predominant role in CFL/CSL identity research, interdisciplinary perspectives seem to also demonstrate their theoretical value and interpretive power. Furthermore, the review found that researchers explored a wide array of topical issues in relation to learner identity involved in the complex linguistic and social ecology of Chinese language learning. The review concludes with suggestions for future projects to consider that expand the thematic and theoretical scope by exploring intersections between different social categories and learner identities in societal contexts.     

言说之中的沉默——谈华裔作家任碧莲和其短篇小说中的叙事声音

本主要介绍和分析当代美国华裔作家任碧莲在短篇小说“谁是爱尔兰人?”中的体构建特征,通过对该小说中叙述声音及其变化的分析,意在阐明作借助不同叙事方式来表达作品主题的写作意图,并试图解释作家通过该作品所传达的对美国社会化中现实问题的关注及其意义。     

Exploring teaching concerns and characteristics of graduate teaching assistants

The purpose of the study was to explore a conceptual structure of graduate teaching assistant (GTA) teaching concerns. Results indicated that GTAs experience five distinct, inter-related types of concerns: class control, external evaluation, task, impact and role/time/communication. These ‘teaching concerns’ were further analysed by examining their relationship with the value placed on them by the GTAs and the confidence in dealing with the teaching-related issues of concern. The results revealed that GTAs tend to have concerns about self, task or role/time/communication-related issues when the nature of the concerned issues is perceived as being valuable but challenging. On the other hand, GTAs are more likely to have concerns with impact-related issues when the nature of the issues is perceived as both being valuable and manageable. Several GTA characteristics, such as teaching experience, teacher efficacy, participation in professional development and values on teaching practices, were examined as predictors of GTA teaching concerns.     

University lecturers’ experiences of teaching in English in an international classroom

ABSTRACT

Demand for English-taught courses (ETCs) is growing exponentially in non-English speaking universities. These courses require new teaching competences of lecturers, most obviously English language proficiency and intercultural skills. Given the high workloads academics are currently burdened with, it can be expected that this form of teaching is presenting them with a considerable challenge. Despite this, little is known about their ETC teaching experiences. This study addressed this issue by examining and comparing beginning and experienced ETC lecturers’ perspectives on their practices. The study was conducted at a university in Taiwan. Ten academics were interviewed in-depth, some two to three times over a two-year period. The study found the two groups’ experiences were polar opposites. This paper argues an awareness of English as a lingua franca accompanied by student-centered teacher concerns led to the senior cohort’s positive ETC teaching experiences, while a lack thereof gave rise to the beginning lecturers’ unfavorable experiences.     

Case study: adjunct’s perspectives of a mentoring program at a community college

ABSTRACT

Adjunct faculty use in higher education has been on the rise since the 1970s, with adjuncts teaching 58% of United States community college classes. Yet, adjuncts are consistently excluded from the professional development opportunities offered to their full-time counterparts. For institutions to ensure their students are receiving the best education possible, it is vital to provide resources, access, and points of engagement that enable adjunct instructors to build collegiality. Mentoring is an effective way for institutions to support their adjunct population. I highlighted points of consideration for mentoring programs within higher education by examining the implementation of a mentoring program at a community college in the United States. The purpose of my qualitative case study was to document adjuncts’ experiences while entering a new mentoring program.     

The Role of Public Libraries in Self-Publishing: Investigating Author and Librarian Perspectives

Little is known about self-publishing authors and about the concerns of public librarians regarding how best to support library self-publishing initiatives. This article presents and analyzes a survey of authors participating in programming at the Woodneath Library Center/Woodneath Press. It also presents and analyzes the results of a survey of public librarians. Findings suggest that self-publishing authors in this case study would benefit from author services support, and that librarians require targeted training to provide such support. As libraries explore this potential new role, more needs to be done to support author services in public libraries appropriately.