The author of the paper analyzes the story"Glass Coffin"in A. S. Byatt's Possession and compares it with Brothers Grimm's fairy tale with the same name. Through the study, the author identifies the q...The author of the paper analyzes the story"Glass Coffin"in A. S. Byatt's Possession and compares it with Brothers Grimm's fairy tale with the same name. Through the study, the author identifies the quest motif from our modern hero's discovery journey in Possession.展开更多
Emily Bronte's is an mysterious poet and novelist, her only powerful novel Wuthering Heights not only creates a harrowing tale of passion and tragedy with happy ending, but also shows a full picture of Victorian A...Emily Bronte's is an mysterious poet and novelist, her only powerful novel Wuthering Heights not only creates a harrowing tale of passion and tragedy with happy ending, but also shows a full picture of Victorian Age. In this romantic novel, Emily not only creates Gothic atmosphere, but also explores some major themes of love and passion, revenge, nature and culture, religion. They are violating Victorian values and tastes. Actually, Wuthering Heights is no more than an autobiography of Emily herself. Through it, Emily's gloomy psyche, mysterious life and Victorian social criticism are better expressed.展开更多
This paper investigates the development of the heroine's psychology during the period presented in A Rose for Emily by displaying her experiences in chronological order and teasing out the details that may have ca...This paper investigates the development of the heroine's psychology during the period presented in A Rose for Emily by displaying her experiences in chronological order and teasing out the details that may have caused significant influence on Emily's mental state. It is concluded that Emily has developed a particularly strong desire for controlling and personal awareness under the social deprivation by her father for about thirty years, contributing to her twisted acknowledgement of her relationship with Homer, which are later triggered off when Homer refuses to marry her, finally into the seemingly inconceivable ending that Emily kills him and spends the rest forty years of her life with the decomposing corpse of her beloved one's.展开更多
AS a university student in chemistry, Liu Jingyi worshiped the scientific achievements of Madame Curie and sought to emulate her. She became one of China’s first scientists in environmental chemistry and eventually r...AS a university student in chemistry, Liu Jingyi worshiped the scientific achievements of Madame Curie and sought to emulate her. She became one of China’s first scientists in environmental chemistry and eventually rose to be director of the Institute展开更多
IN the busy Xuhui District of Shanghai stands a white building, conspicuously inlaid with the three characters "Jin Guo Yuan," which means Women’s World. The building was designed by women to serve women. A...IN the busy Xuhui District of Shanghai stands a white building, conspicuously inlaid with the three characters "Jin Guo Yuan," which means Women’s World. The building was designed by women to serve women. And without the efforts of women to seek funding for the building, it wouldn’t exist today. Without exaggeration, this building is the realization of a dream pur-展开更多
文摘The author of the paper analyzes the story"Glass Coffin"in A. S. Byatt's Possession and compares it with Brothers Grimm's fairy tale with the same name. Through the study, the author identifies the quest motif from our modern hero's discovery journey in Possession.
文摘Emily Bronte's is an mysterious poet and novelist, her only powerful novel Wuthering Heights not only creates a harrowing tale of passion and tragedy with happy ending, but also shows a full picture of Victorian Age. In this romantic novel, Emily not only creates Gothic atmosphere, but also explores some major themes of love and passion, revenge, nature and culture, religion. They are violating Victorian values and tastes. Actually, Wuthering Heights is no more than an autobiography of Emily herself. Through it, Emily's gloomy psyche, mysterious life and Victorian social criticism are better expressed.
文摘This paper investigates the development of the heroine's psychology during the period presented in A Rose for Emily by displaying her experiences in chronological order and teasing out the details that may have caused significant influence on Emily's mental state. It is concluded that Emily has developed a particularly strong desire for controlling and personal awareness under the social deprivation by her father for about thirty years, contributing to her twisted acknowledgement of her relationship with Homer, which are later triggered off when Homer refuses to marry her, finally into the seemingly inconceivable ending that Emily kills him and spends the rest forty years of her life with the decomposing corpse of her beloved one's.
文摘AS a university student in chemistry, Liu Jingyi worshiped the scientific achievements of Madame Curie and sought to emulate her. She became one of China’s first scientists in environmental chemistry and eventually rose to be director of the Institute
文摘IN the busy Xuhui District of Shanghai stands a white building, conspicuously inlaid with the three characters "Jin Guo Yuan," which means Women’s World. The building was designed by women to serve women. And without the efforts of women to seek funding for the building, it wouldn’t exist today. Without exaggeration, this building is the realization of a dream pur-
