Anji Ecomuseum is the kind of ＂grown-up ecomuseum＂ which differs from the traditional eco-museum in the sense of those originating in 1970s France, and transferred to China （Via Norway） inGuizhou and later in Guan...Anji Ecomuseum is the kind of ＂grown-up ecomuseum＂ which differs from the traditional eco-museum in the sense of those originating in 1970s France, and transferred to China （Via Norway） inGuizhou and later in Guangxi. Anji Ecomuseum created the ＂cognition center＂ instead of ＂informationcenter＂. Cognition center adds more values to the community, encourages the locals and audiences fromoutside to understand （not only learn from） Eco-community as a whole, emphasizing the living heritage,self-cognition and self-education. Graburn discussed this evolution was closer to the root of Eco.展开更多
In the novel Frankenstein, the creature “monster” has no name. He is called “monster” and “devil” since he wascreated. This paper explores the lack of monster’s identity, tracing monster’s identity chasing jou...In the novel Frankenstein, the creature “monster” has no name. He is called “monster” and “devil” since he wascreated. This paper explores the lack of monster’s identity, tracing monster’s identity chasing journey, to figure outlacking proper identity’s impact on the monster. From the analysis of monster’s identity, people are reminded toreconsider their responsibility and stereotypes when communicating with others.展开更多
文摘Anji Ecomuseum is the kind of ＂grown-up ecomuseum＂ which differs from the traditional eco-museum in the sense of those originating in 1970s France, and transferred to China （Via Norway） inGuizhou and later in Guangxi. Anji Ecomuseum created the ＂cognition center＂ instead of ＂informationcenter＂. Cognition center adds more values to the community, encourages the locals and audiences fromoutside to understand （not only learn from） Eco-community as a whole, emphasizing the living heritage,self-cognition and self-education. Graburn discussed this evolution was closer to the root of Eco.
文摘In the novel Frankenstein, the creature “monster” has no name. He is called “monster” and “devil” since he wascreated. This paper explores the lack of monster’s identity, tracing monster’s identity chasing journey, to figure outlacking proper identity’s impact on the monster. From the analysis of monster’s identity, people are reminded toreconsider their responsibility and stereotypes when communicating with others.
