With the further deepening of cultural exchanges between China and the West, Wordsworth's thought has been drawing the attention of more and more Chinese people. Through the study of his main works, this thesis fi...With the further deepening of cultural exchanges between China and the West, Wordsworth's thought has been drawing the attention of more and more Chinese people. Through the study of his main works, this thesis finds that Wordsworth's view of nature is deeply influenced by the historical background and his personal experience.展开更多
Lawrence’s achievement is unique in the sense that he brings a fresh air ofvigour into a variety of literary forms ranging from poetry to fiction and otherwritings. In addition to his reputation as a distinguished no...Lawrence’s achievement is unique in the sense that he brings a fresh air ofvigour into a variety of literary forms ranging from poetry to fiction and otherwritings. In addition to his reputation as a distinguished novelist and a renownedpoet,he is a remarkable essayist. Lawrence’s essays, above all else, demonstrate his marvelous sense of percep-tion and his skillful command of language.His emotional expressions are associatedwith his penetrating insight into human nature and society.In a sense his essaysare a good record of his genuine and spontaneous feelings in his keen observationof human life as well as of landscape.This is true of his展开更多
Axial age theory suggests that a major transformation of thought occurred across several civilisations, including ancient Greece, in the period 800-200 BCE. This paper questions whether any such transformation can be ...Axial age theory suggests that a major transformation of thought occurred across several civilisations, including ancient Greece, in the period 800-200 BCE. This paper questions whether any such transformation can be identified in ancient Greece. It focuses on texts associated with ＂mystery religions＂ and the works of Presocratic philosophers as potential evidence for transformation. It demonstrates that there was a continuity of thought throughout the period, and that ＂rationality＂ was never seen to be in conflict with ＂traditional religious ideas＂.展开更多
In spite the fact that Emily Elizabeth Dickinson lived during the 19th century Amherst among conservative community that gave less chance to female voice to gain a share in social and political life, she paved the way...In spite the fact that Emily Elizabeth Dickinson lived during the 19th century Amherst among conservative community that gave less chance to female voice to gain a share in social and political life, she paved the way for the coming female thinkers to obtain more freedom of thought and expression. In other words, since she was convient that ＂Abdiction of Belief makes the Behaviour Small＂, she undercut social conventions and moved under gradual shift from Orthodox Trinitarianism into new thoughts of liberalism. However, in good deal of her work, she still pertains to religious conservatism in wider sense than Amhest Church had been dectated.展开更多
文摘With the further deepening of cultural exchanges between China and the West, Wordsworth's thought has been drawing the attention of more and more Chinese people. Through the study of his main works, this thesis finds that Wordsworth's view of nature is deeply influenced by the historical background and his personal experience.
文摘Lawrence’s achievement is unique in the sense that he brings a fresh air ofvigour into a variety of literary forms ranging from poetry to fiction and otherwritings. In addition to his reputation as a distinguished novelist and a renownedpoet,he is a remarkable essayist. Lawrence’s essays, above all else, demonstrate his marvelous sense of percep-tion and his skillful command of language.His emotional expressions are associatedwith his penetrating insight into human nature and society.In a sense his essaysare a good record of his genuine and spontaneous feelings in his keen observationof human life as well as of landscape.This is true of his
文摘Axial age theory suggests that a major transformation of thought occurred across several civilisations, including ancient Greece, in the period 800-200 BCE. This paper questions whether any such transformation can be identified in ancient Greece. It focuses on texts associated with ＂mystery religions＂ and the works of Presocratic philosophers as potential evidence for transformation. It demonstrates that there was a continuity of thought throughout the period, and that ＂rationality＂ was never seen to be in conflict with ＂traditional religious ideas＂.
文摘In spite the fact that Emily Elizabeth Dickinson lived during the 19th century Amherst among conservative community that gave less chance to female voice to gain a share in social and political life, she paved the way for the coming female thinkers to obtain more freedom of thought and expression. In other words, since she was convient that ＂Abdiction of Belief makes the Behaviour Small＂, she undercut social conventions and moved under gradual shift from Orthodox Trinitarianism into new thoughts of liberalism. However, in good deal of her work, she still pertains to religious conservatism in wider sense than Amhest Church had been dectated.
