Re- Thinking Classic Marxist Writers＇ Explications on Nationalism： on the ＂Difficult Dialogue between Marxism and Nationalism＂

Both Marxism and nationalism are among the most far-reaching thoughts in modern times.On dealing the ideological collision between Marxism and nationalism, "Difficult Dialogue" universally exists in the academic circle.Many scholars evaded,ridiculed or even negated classic Marxist writers' explications on nationalism.Though basically,classic Marxist writers criticize nationalism,it doesn' t mean that Marxism and nationalism inevitably oppose to each other.It is highly necessary to analyze the causes of the "difficult dialogue between Marxism and nationalism" and re-thinking classic Marxist writers' explications on nationalism.

Comment on Two American Writers and Their Works

Wil1iam Bradford’s of Playmouth PlantationIt has been nearly five hundred years sinca America was discovered. But American litera-ture did not began to develop until the colonial period when the English began to settle on thenorth Amerincan continent in the early part of the seventeenth century. Colonial

The Importance of Professional Training for Test Writers

The purpose of this essay was to explore the importance of professional training for test writers and teachers as well.Since both testing and teaching are so closely interrelated that it's impossible to work in either field without being constantly concerned with the other. Test writers need professional training to keep pace with emergence of new views of language teaching practice and the rapid change of social life, in order to make testing more authentic and more valid.

Reflections on Language Testing——From the Perspective of Professional Training for Test Writers

This paper aims to talk about the superficial reflections on language testing from the perspective of professional training for test writers,to qualify test writers with basic testing theories,to make the test valid and reliable,to help improve educational reform and language teaching,to fully conform to the standards set by syllabus.

On the Challenges Imposed on the Language Test Writers

Assessment in the classroom,whether informal,formative,or summative,has been the major source of identifying students’ strengths and weaknesses in learning a foreign language. The article tries to rationalize the current test writers training programs by elaborating on the importance of testing and assessing from the perspectives of the criteria of qualified testing system and the qualifications of test writers which reversely turns to be the challenges imposed on the language test writers.

A Revision Model in Writing for Novice Writers with a Focus on Audience and Feedback

Revision is a complex,yet important phase in writing to improve the quality of a text.Some revision models are created to explain its components and the ways these components work.However,analysis of available models shows that they are proposed mainly for expert writers,who can complete the complex revision process individually,without the need of support or feedback.Most of the available revision models also do not include audience as a component.Therefore,the purpose of this paper is to introduce an alternative revision model for novice writers at or higher than highschool level with a focus on audience and feedback.First,the definition of revision is made,which is followed by summaries of the importance of audience and feedback in writing.Second,available revision models in literature that serves as the basis of the alternative model are reviewed.Finally,the alternative revision model is introduced with its components and the way these components work is explained.The revision model presented in this paper will contribute to literature on writing by filling the gap in revision models by proposing a model for novice writers and highlighting the importance of audience and feedback.

Theodore Dreiser and his “ Sister Carrie”

This paper dwells on Theodore Dreiser’ experiences and those of the three main characters in his novel “Sister Carrie”.In doing so, the writer intends to bring up some similarities between the novelist and the three characters and consequently go deeper into the social significance of the novel and the characters.

The Comparison between "I Hear America Singing " and "春望"

Through the introduction of the American poem "I Hear America Singing" and its writer Walt Whitman, the Chinese poem " 春望 "and its writer:杜甫, and the comparison of these two poems in prosody, language, contents and emotion, writing techniques, political views field, etc, this essay analyses further some poetic phenomenon, and also draws a vivid picture of America in 19 century and China in 8 century.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

哈利波特系列奇幻电影第五部——《哈利波特和凤凰社》,终于日渐要撩开它的神秘面纱了。这部令无数影迷期待的影片的上映,一定会再掀哈利波特魔幻风暴。

The Conflict and Unity in A Passage to India

Forster attaches much importance to the relationship among people in his works.In A Passage to India,the topic of conflict and unity is discussed in depth,including man and man&man and nature.The passage will represent conflict and unity by introduction to the writer and analysis to his work.

Enlightenment from the Characters of Hero and Heroine of the Scarlet Letter

After reading the novel the scarlet letter,I get an idea that the characters of hero and heroine in the novel give the readers a deep impression,showing different attitudes when facing difficulties.Besides,the development of the characters of the hero and heroine in the novel lead readers to know more about it and get great enlightenment from it.

Readers/Writers问题的拓展研究及其P/V操作的实现

阐述了操作系统中读者—写者这个经典进程同步问题,首次提出了该问题的三种算法分析,重点探讨了用P/V操作实现该问题中公平竞争算法的方法,并给出了相应的算法分析及其与读者优先算法和写者优先算法的比较。

Christian Symbolisms and Theological Influences in the Narnia Chronicles

Ⅰ) Introduction——more than just a ’Fairy tale’ Besides being prominent in the academic world for his critical and other scholarly works, C, S. Lewis (1805—1965),British writer and professor of medieval and Renaissance Literature at Cambridge University, is widely accesible to the public through his novels and numerous writings on the place of Christianity in the modern world. Among the best known of his creative works are the seven ’Chronicles of Narnia’.

Roland Barthes Reads The Map and the Territory by Michel Houellebecq

In his most personal book La Chambre Claire.Note sur la Photographie,Roland Barthes proposed a hypothesis,claiming that the genius of photography is concealed in special,one-time,and absolutely idiomatic existence,in a language expressible only with the help of the word:contingence,which means both contiguity and randomness.The evocation of Barthes and meditation on La Chambre Claire are supposed to create a mood for a more inquisitive and sensitive approach to the latest book by Michel Houellebecq:The Map and the Territory.The author was concerned not only with the fact that all the tropes concerning photography and set into motion by Barthes and partly by Benjamin return in Houellebecq’s book.He is also not interested that Barthes or Benjamin provides methodological devises that make it possible to conduct a more scrupulous“interpretation”of The Map and the Territory.Actually,a confrontation of the confessions made by Barthes and the novel by Houellebecq allows me to rethink the category of evidence and the process of providing evidence by the art of photography.It permits to ask the question:What is registration?What is evidence?And what is the function fulfilled today by registration and photographic modelling in“evidence”about the outer surface(if not the nature)of the world,and in particular the world of objects deprived of speech?

Ecade Queiros Journalist and the Nineteenth Century US

This article analyzes the writing of the Portuguese writer Eca de Queiros representing the US of America and the Americans in the nineteenth century. He witnessed the intense material progress of the young American nation, but also the misery and the intense class and racial struggle that shook it. The observation derives from his comprehension of the US of America as a nation made through the conquest of a vital territory, of successive frontiers. The second concerns the extraordinary perception of America as a multicultural nation, made up from an intense migratory movement from all over the world.

Cultural Identity on Afro- American Women Writers

Afro- American Women were once a social minority and the weaker gender in American society. Through the endeavor of a group of Afro- American women writers,they have achieved a great success for the cultural identity by concluding their own social experience into works in recent decades. This paper reviews the cultural identity built by Afro- American black women writers and introduces its historical reasons,works,and historical significance. By doing this,we stand to gain insights into the American women writers and find their great contributions to their cultural identity in American culture.

Mao Zedong and His Ideas on Chinese Cultural Exchange with Other Nations

MAO Zedong,a leadingstatesman and ideologistof the twentieth century,rarely went abroad when overseeingaffairs of state in China.He had,nevertheless,a broad knowledge ofmany foreign ideas and civilizations,and saw the wisdom in the ex-change of ideas between China andother countries.He personally in-volved himself in many of theseprojects to further the world’sknowledge of China,her relation-ships with the outside world,mod-

The Heritage of Herodotus： Travel and Travel Writing in 19th Century Britain

The proliferation of travel literature brought the wider world to the doors of English homes and generated an interest in exotic cultures, ancient civilizations, and foreign wares. The number of travellers and traveller＇s tales greatly increased after the end of the Napoleonic Wars and one destination that was particulary alluring was the biblical land of ancient Egypt. This paper examines British travelers to Egypt and how their published works both revealed and constructed a particular view of Egypt during the 19th century. Travel and travel literature accompanied and even facilitated the developing disciplines of archaeology and Egyptology, increasing the knowledge of and interest in the world of the Ancient Near East. This corpus of writing, often with its accompanying illustrations, also served to create a fabricated illusion of the biblical world, fashioned from both ancient and contemporary Egypt.

AN INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF“THE BALLAD OF READING GOAL”BY OSCAR WILDE

I.To the writer Oscar Wilde(1854——1900),born Dublin,Ireland,had ever beeneducated for three years in classics at Trinity Gollege,Dubiln,wherehe began to attract public attention through the eccentricity of hiswriting and his life style. He entered Magdalen College,Oxford in 1874.There he attendedRuskin’s lectures and,while differing radically on the question of thefunction of art in society,he caught from the master a sympathywith the poor and the outcast.But a stronger influece was from that

AN INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF“THE BALLAD OF READING GOAL”BY OSCCR WILDE

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