解读The Lady or the Tiger的悲剧叙事

The Lady or the Tiger是美国法兰克·史塔顿1882年出版的一部著名悲剧短篇小说。小说从践踏生命权、漠视尊严权的人权悲剧叙事开始,描述了一个充满悲凉和残酷的社会悲剧现状,并借此引出人物悲剧。在个人悲剧叙事部分,小说对人物内心的伦理纠结进行了详尽叙述。整个小说交替使用非聚焦型叙事方式和声音叙事方式,从视觉和听觉上强化悲剧的冲击力和震撼力。小说的字里行间从始至终弥漫着无奈的悲情色彩,悲剧情节扣人心弦。

＂The Lady With the Lamp＂from China The Story behind You Jianping Who Honored with 46(th Nightingale Award

On July 21,2017,the 46^(th)Nightingale Awards presentation ceremony was held in The Great Hal of the People,where You Jianping,a head nurse from Department of Infectious Disease in Southwest Hospital Affiliated to Third Military Medical University^([1-2]),was awarded with the international highest honor for nursing.You Jianping,who has engaged in nursing work for more than 25 years,has always ran in the front and shoulder heavy loads bravely no matter in high-intensity

Pigmentation Restored in Mutant Laboratory Strain of the Lady Beetle Coleomegilla maculata through Dietary Supplementation

A laboratory colony of Coleomegilla maculata (DeGeer), ye, selected for a pigmentation deficiency, was restored to near wild type cuticle coloration by adding crushed heads and wings of the red colored parental strain to the diet. While the wings and other colored portions of the cuticle re-gained the red color, the eyes of the pigmentation deficient insects were not changed from the pale mutant form. Plant derived carotenes lycopene and beta-carotene did not restore the mutant beetles to a visibly distinguishable red color. An additional pigmentation deficient mutant strain, gold, partially recovered red cuticle color when provided with diet containing pigmented insect particles. This work represents the first rescue of a color phenotype in a lady beetle.

Gold: A Unique Pigmentation Defective Laboratory Strain of the Lady Beetle

A laboratory colony of Coleomegilla maculata (De Geer) was selected for a novel phenotypic color trait. The phenotype was paler in color than the wild type, although not as pale as a previously described mutant strain, yellow (ye), and retained dark pigmentation in the eyes. This selected strain was named gold. Mendelian breeding experiments indicate a recessive biallelic inheritance. The strain has decreased fitness characteristics based on measurements of egg production and pupa size.

Pigmentation Restored in Mutant Laboratory Strain of the Lady Beetle <i>Coleomegilla maculata</i>through Dietary Supplementation

A laboratory colony of Coleomegilla maculata (DeGeer), ye, selected for a pigmentation deficiency, was restored to near wild type cuticle coloration by adding crushed heads and wings of the red colored parental strain to the diet. While the wings and other colored portions of the cuticle re-gained the red color, the eyes of the pigmentation deficient insects were not changed from the pale mutant form. Plant derived carotenes lycopene and beta-carotene did not restore the mutant beetles to a visibly distinguishable red color. An additional pigmentation deficient mutant strain, gold, partially recovered red cuticle color when provided with diet containing pigmented insect particles. This work represents the first rescue of a color phenotype in a lady beetle.

昂山素季在《The Lady》电影海报的视觉传达

《The Lady》是吕克·贝松导演的以昂山素季生平为题材的传记片,本文以《The Lady》的海报为例,从再现、互动和构图三大意义进行多模态分析,探究图像和文本语言符号之间的关系,进而解读政治人物的媒介镜像。

Henry James' View on Marriage in The Portrait of a Lady

Henry James is a great master of world literature and a prolific American writer in the 19th century.The portrayal of woman has been a prominent feature of his works.This thesis is mainly about Henry James's view of marriage revealed in the Portrait of a Lady,and the relationship between his life and his works.

The Artist in Henry James An Appreciation of The Portrait of a Lady

The Jamesian style of poise and exquisiteness, and his notion of structural balance and his superb craftsmanship, is bril-liantly exemplified by The Portrait of a Lady, a work to be appreciated endlessly. This paper studies the artistic genius of HenryJames, as it attains a great height in this early masterpiece.

Gothic Elements in the Portrait of a Lady

As a literary master,Henry James employes various writing techniques in creation The Portrait of A Lady which is famous for "his international theme",while we still can feel Henry James's appreciation of Gothic elements.This essay is to explore the gothic elements in this novel and tries to analyze what function it has in help developing the story.

THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY: An Introduction and Appreciation

By the 1880’s, Henry James had published some twelve volumes, including two full-length novels, and had another volume in preparation. His reputation as a writer had already been established. Yet, being a fastidious craftsman, James dismissed all his writings up to this time as merely a series of "experiments of form" and the first stage of a "step-by-step evolution". Now he was confident that he could attain "form" in big subjects and he was determined to do something "big".

Stylistics Course and the Literature Appreciation： Take The Portrait of a Lady for an Example

Both stylistics and literature are important courses for the English majors. How to apply stylistics theory in the literary analysis is important. The paper aims to provide some introduction of stylistics, its major domains and its contribution in analysing literature. It is suggested that characteristics of the language in a particular context can be identified within the guidelines of stylistic categories and that a better comprehension as well as appropriateness and effectiveness of the examined text can be achieved. With the help of stylistic analysis of novel The Portrait of a Lady （1996） by Henry James, its style can be appreciated from phonological, lexical and grammatical aspects.

Analyses of the Characters of the Heroine Isabel in The Portrait of A Lady

The portrait of a lady — a representative work of American writer Henry James, who is a novelist, literary critic, play-wright, essayist and one of the pioneers of psychoanalytic novels. This novel was published in 1881 and seen as a beginning ofAmerican modern literature by western critic for his exquisite, rigorous and vivid description. The work demonstrates the theme ofmutual attraction and mutual conflict between American bourgeoisie and European feudal aristocracy through the experiences ofthe heroine Isabel leaving America to Europe. Based on the studies of forefathers and combined with literature research, this the-sis is to make an in-depth analysis of Isabel's complex characters and probe into her tragic marriage which results from her defec-tive characters. Through the analyses of four stages of Isabel's life, this thesis helps readers understand Isabel more.Besides, itawakes and helps readers, especially contemporary female readers, to think carefully when they seek freedom.

Symbols of Architectural Metaphors in The Portrait of a Lady

This essay starts with presenting symbols of houses and gardens along with the textual evidence in The Portrait of a Lady.By analyzing these architectural metaphors and the symbolic trajectory they chart from the perspective of their aesthetic competence and functional competence,a conclusion is met of the finding below:in the Portrait of a Lady,these symbolic architectural metaphors are not only expressing characters’psychological state of mind but as well succeeding in suggesting a course of action.

Analysis of My Fair Lady from the Perspective of Sociolinguistics

My Fair Lady is a movie about how a poor flower girl is turned into a graceful lady by changing the language she speaks with the help of a linguist.It demonstrates the great influence that language exerts on a person's experience.This paper tries to analyze the movie from the perspective of sociolinguistics,especially the language variations caused by region,class,and gender difference,with the aim of helping the reader to have a better understanding of the movie and displaying the charm of language.

The Biblical and Mythical Archetypes As Seen in Lady Chatterley's Lover

Lady Chatterley's Lover,published in 1928,is the last novel of D.H.Lawerence.It has also been the most controversial novel since its first appearance.This paper intends to analyze the biblical and mythical archetypes in Lady Chatterley's Lover.Through finding those archetypes,and analyzing the main characters,one could be aware that what important roles The Bible and Greek Myth have played in western literature.

The Poison of Polygamy:Genre of the English Translation

When the Chinese-language The Poison of Polygamy was translated into English,some critics identified the work as picaresque.Skeptical of this conclusion,the author of this paper broadens the field of inquiry to suggest classification in an emigrant sensational genre.Briefly,the first two plots of the multi-strand work unfold the adventures of Chinese emigrants travelling by sea and land to Melbourne’s Gold Mountain.Interestingly,we are also afforded a glimpse of emigrant miners’cooperation regardless of race and colour when a mine disaster occurs.The work provides sharp recognition of migrants’dilemmas,such as marriage,before tackling the bigamy issue,the gender war,the fallen lifestyle of the female protagonist and so on.As the work unfolds,further shocking tales of murders and indulgence are revealed.Unlike the picareque’s episodic style,the translated Poison of Polygamy is coherent,realistic,serious and critical,and completely lacking in both sarcasm and playfulness.To investigate the appropriateness of assigning the work to the picaresque genre,the paper compares briefly with representative Spanish picaresque works such as Lazarillo and Gusman and English canonical Moll Flanders,watching carefully for commonalities.However,The Poison of Polygamy would seem to resonate more with Braddon’s Lady Audley’s Secret,a sensational fiction which shocked the English world in the 1860s.The contexts of both novels are close,mid-Victorian and Edwardian,where the latter is a continuation of the Victorians.The author is further enlightened by research results of literary translators who advocate that a text,once translated into a target language,becomes a canon of that culture and is cherished as such by its readers-as in the case of Shakespeare being revered as a German poet when read in translation.From this experiment the paper deems that cross-lingual comparative literature is not only possible but significant and resourceful.

The Struggle of Lady Lazarus

Lady Lazarus, the heroine of Sylvia Plath’s poem, is also the image of the poetessherself. From the poem, the poetess fights against the society’s traditional ideas about female and showsher struggle the cruel deity which results in the destruction of the body in fire as the phoenix does, and finally get a reborn of spirit.

From Hostess to Political Surrogate： The Evolving Role of the First Lady of the United States

This paper investigates the evolution of the role of the first lady of the United States, which is of particular interest because of its non-constitutional and non-formal nature that has become one of the most prominent and visible non-paid positions in the world. The first lady＇s responsibility has evolved from serving as a social hostess and a ceremonial presence at the side of the President, to serving as a spokeswoman for the country. More recently, in addition to her other duties, the first lady has acted as a political surrogate for the President. This study conducts a social movement rhetorical analysis, using the technique of discourse tracing, to examine how and why the culture of the office of the first lady has evolved. Finally, this study will add current political culture scholarship by investigating issues surrounding the 2016 presidential election.

Lawrence's Advocacy of Returning to Nature——The Analysis of Lady Chatterley's Lover

In Lady Chatterley's lover,Lawrence expresses his advocacy of returning to nature.Through analyzes three protagonists' words and communications,as well as the descriptions of environment in this novel,the thesis displays how Lawrence express his ideas.