2015 Vol. 31, No. 1

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Application of Systemic Functional Linguistics in Teaching: American Scholars' Research Features in the Recent Years
SUN Ying-hui, QI Hao-jie
2015, 31(1): 1-7.
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In the past decade, America researchers have achieved greatly in the application study of Systemic Functional Linguistics(SFL) in the field of education and teaching, and with their own features. Based on SFL, they carried out the research from various aspects and the topics involved are basic issue...
On Material Eventualization
WU Guo-xiang
2015, 31(1): 8-15.
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According to the six function types defined by systemic functional grammar and the“process function”(Process = Finite+ Event), the core element of the function is the event, so, if there exist six types of function(material and mental, verbal and behavioral, existential and relational), there exist ...
Comparative Study of Grammatical Metaphor in Chinese and Foreign Academic Discourses
XIE Shu-nuan
2015, 31(1): 16-20.
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Grammatical metaphor is an important feature of academic discourses. This study selected the English abstracts published in a Chinese academic journal and a foreign one concerning marine science and established two corpora. Based on the Systemic Functional Linguistics, thirteen kinds of grammatical ...
A Corpus-based Study on Nominalizations in Argumentative Essays of Chinese EFL Learners
ZHANG Dan-dan
2015, 31(1): 21-27.
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This paper examines and studies the use of lexical and syntactic nominalizations in the argumentative writings by Chinese EFl learners of science and engineering, with a comparison to a native English corpus. The studies find that, on the lexical level, the use of nominalizations by Chinese EFL lear...
Usage Features of Nominal Groups in Chinese MA Students' Academic Texts
LIANG Xin-liang
2015, 31(1): 28-32.
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The study, taking systemic functional linguisticsas a basis, aims to analyze usage features of participant nominal group from the type and the pre-modifier perspectives. The result that many transcategorization and technical terms are adopted shows abstractness, technicality and complexity of academ...
Theory and Practice of History Discourse Analysis—from the Perspective of Systemic Functional Linguistics
HUI Zhang-zheng
2015, 31(1): 33-38.
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Based on systemic functional linguistics, an analysis of ideational, textual and interpersonal meanings of history discourse is conducted, and then the ways of applying systemic functional linguistics to history discourse analysis from transitivity, theme and appraisal resources are illustrated, whi...
The Internal Factors of University Culture Formation(2): Discipline Construction and University Culture—With Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Technology(1952-1966) as an Example
SHI Xin-ming
2015, 31(1): 39-49.
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With Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Technology( 1952-1966) as an example, which was founded in the adjustment period in 1950 s, the paper briefly expounds the connotation of discipline culture, analyses the influence of discipline culture on the formation of university culture from the aspects ...
On the Expressive Dilemma of Landless Peasants' Interests and the Rule of “Different Pattern”——Research Based on 54 Letters from Landless Peasants
ZHAN Lin
2015, 31(1): 50-58,84.
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After 2003, the land disputes instead of tax disputes become the focus of the peasants' interests in the rural areas,the peasants not only get an economic loss, but their social interests are also marginalized. Based on the 54 letters from the landless peasants, the paper summarizes the main express...
Poems in the Imperial Gardens in Beijing—Pengying in the Imperial Poems in Qing Dynasty
WU Yu
2015, 31(1): 59-62,101.
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Many poems in the imperial poetry in Qing Dynasty sang for Pengying with the good sustenance. The emperors transplanted the imaginary fairy mountains in the literary works into the royal gardens in Beijing. When the imagination became reality, being a part of the palace and the city, and being descr...
Literature and Politics——Review and Reflection of Hu Qiaomu's Theory in His Later Years
WANG Zhi-yu
2015, 31(1): 63-68.
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As a Marxism theorist, Hu Qiaomu dared to criticize the doctrinairism of “ defending Marxism as general formulas ”in his later years, broke through some forbidden zones of the theory on literature and politics, reflected the law of “ literature belonging to politics ”in depth, which puzzled the lite...
The Representation and Literary Expression of the Rape of Nanking——With Zhang Henshui's Novel River of No Return as an Example
WANG Xia
2015, 31(1): 69-73.
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There are many ways to represent the Rape of Nanking,such as historiography,literature,the film and television,the memorial,etc. For the representation of the Rape of Nanking,we should achieve balance between historical representation and metaphorical representation such as literature,film and telev...
On the New Historicist Approach of Bingo——Reading Edward Bond's Shakespeare in Senectitude
XIA Yan-hua
2015, 31(1): 74-79.
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Edward Bond's Bingo is a play of milestone value for Shakespeare study. It depicts Shakespeare as a self-reproached loser with nihility after retiring from public life, which has stirred up lasting arguments in western academia since its premier. To adopt the approach of new historicism to analyze S...
The Historic Review: The Social Conditions and Law Reflected in The Origins of the Boxer Uprising
LIU Jian-bo
2015, 31(1): 80-84.
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Based on both the newly-discovered and the former historic data, American historian Joseph W. Esherick analyzes the tide, social context, the cause and the logic of the Boxer Uprising in China. Besides, he puts emphasis on the great impact of this campaign on the Chinese society and law.
The Limits of Network Political Participation and Modernization of National Governance
PANG Jin-you, YIN Cui-ting
2015, 31(1): 85-92.
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With the application of information technology, the popularity of the network technology, the awakening of right consciousness,the strengthening of the trend of democratization, citizens start to express political views and political interests with the aid of network, which becomes a normal phenomen...
Problems in the Development of the University Science Park——With Beijing,Shanghai,etc. as Examples
CHEN Xing-yu, WANG Wei-cai, LU Qi
2015, 31(1): 93-101.
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This paper reviews the development process and the main achievements of the national university science park in China. By analyzing the similarities and differences, the current problems of University Science Park in China are investigated, for example, the contradictory innovation position, functio...
Analysis of the Quality Demand of the Interdisciplinary Graduates—Multi-factor Comprehensive evaluation Model Based on AHP
WANG Li, ZHONG Yao, WANG Yi-yang, HAO Yi
2015, 31(1): 102-108.
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The contemporary science and technology is more and more multidisciplinary intersecting and mutual penetrating,and cultivating the interdisciplinary talents, is an important foundation of the different disciplines, and the development of new disciplines. However, the right analysis of the quality de...
On Urban Competitiveness of Talents in Science and Technology Based on AHP—With Beijing,Tianjin,Shanghai and Chongqing as Examples
LIN Xi-qing, XU Fang
2015, 31(1): 109-118.
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The paper takes urban competitiveness of talents in science and technology as the research object, analyzes the connotation and constituent elements of urban competitiveness of talents in science and technology, and establishes an assessment index system, assesses the competitiveness of talents in s...