试析《周易》对高校思想政治教育管理的启示

《周易》的思想包罗万象,是我国古代人民智慧的结晶。继承和弘扬优秀传统文化需赋予它们当代的时代价值。当前我国高校思想政治教育管理存在诸多薄弱环节,主要表现为：缺乏科学的指导思想、管理组织结构设置不合理、对教学效果的关注不足等。为改善管理水平、提高思想政治教育的实效性,同时也为了传承民族优秀传统文化,特借鉴《周易》的管理及其教育思想,将之运用于高校的思想政治教育管理工作之中,以期优化资源,提升管理效率。     

《毛诗序》合理解说的重新审读

《毛诗序》对《诗经》中某些篇目的解释有合理的成分,这是《毛诗序》千百年来得以流传的的原因之一。一般认为朱熹《诗集传》是反《毛诗序》的,但有些地方却对《毛诗序》有所遵从,这说明《毛诗序》的解说有其合理之处。从文化典故来看,《毛诗序》对中国传统文化影响甚巨,也说明《毛诗序》存有其合理内核。     

《诗经》中的酒文化

《诗经》中的酒文化内容丰富、形象直观、生动可感、富有感情色彩和生活气息。酒字,在《诗经》中出现的频率很高;《诗经》的作者对于酒内在本质的认识已有较高水平。了解《诗经》中的古代酒文化,对于我们当今探讨、改革酒文化大有裨益。     

近十余年《诗经》篇作时研究述评

近10余年来,一批学者在对《诗经》篇章写作时代的考订上进行了集中而持续的工作,有较大进展。该项研究的总体趋势表现为研究成果数量日益丰富、研究范围日益拓宽、对年代的推断和史事的考证日趋精细、相应的学理思考也日渐深化。但因《诗》篇作时研究自身的困难,该项研究仍存在不足,如果加强对基础材料的收集整理,并注重在现有基础上从历史视角深化对《诗经》的宏观讨论,则该项研究将有更广阔的发展前景,实现更大价值。     

The Russian Book Market in 2006

The authors examine trends in Russian book publishing in 2006, including statistics and subjects covered. Russia has been the guest of honor at several recent international book fairs, a testament to the vibrancy of its publishing culture. Major prizes and anniversaries related to books, journalism, and scholarship are discussed. The article concludes with a consideration of past, present, and future price increases for books and serials—wholesale prices in Russia and Russian Press Service's prices for its library customers.     

Reading the Early Soviets: Alexander S. Gumberg and the Collection,Translation, Exchange,and Preservation of Russian Print Matter (1917–1930)

In this article, the author investigates Alexander S. Gumberg's (1887–1939) pioneering role in the development of US-Soviet print relations between 1917 and 1930. The article is based on analysis of records from Gumberg's personal archive and has two parts. The first considers Gumberg's collection of documents concerning the founding of the Soviet state in revolutionary Russia, their presentation in the American press, and their deposit in the New York Public Library. The second examines Gumberg's establishment of bilateral exchanges of print materials in the 1920s and offers insights into their theoretical and practical aspects from American and Soviet perspectives.     

Sources for Russian Book Inflation Data

The article examines five major sources of data on inflation in Russian book prices: professional book magazines, organizations' publications and Web sites, vendor catalogs, the reports written by John and Kristine Bushnell, and automated library management systems. The author discusses the limits, advantages, and methodologies for each of them.     

Issues in Collecting Post‐Soviet Crime Fiction in Academic Libraries

This article draws attention to a segment of the Russian literary market that is underrepresented in American research library collections, namely light popular fiction and particularly the titles that belong to the detektiv genre. The results of an informal survey of scholars and bibliographers are presented and collection patterns are briefly discussed. Following an exposition of the available collection development tools for Russian light fiction, the article concludes with a call for greater emphasis on collecting these materials in North American research libraries.     

Epitaph for Szwede Slavic Books

Szwede Slavic Books, the largest Slavic bookstore in the United States, ceased operations in May 2010. However, throughout its operation, the bookstore made an enormous contribution to Slavic culture and Slavic library collections in the United States. In this article, the author introduces the owners, Irena and Jerzy Szwede, and longtime employee Vera Shemelis. Additionally, he discusses the firm, its books, and the special atmosphere of the store.     

Sociological Research and the Kremlin Museum Library

Until very recently, Russian libraries attached to museums have not envisioned the general public as potential users, but rather have focused on the information needs of museum staff and special researchers. In this article, the author analyzes some of the results of a research project that examined information expectations and needs of actual and potential visitors to the Moscow Kremlin Museums, the visitors' sources for obtaining museum information, their perceived gaps in such information, and the implications of these issues for the services, operations, and “image” of the museums' library. The project was facilitated by a public-opinion organization.