2019 Vol. 35, No. 3

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Translation ofThe Great Gatsby in China from the Perspective of Sociology
QIAN Duo-xiu, LI Yu
2019, 35(3): 1-6.
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The Great Gatsby,one of the representative works of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald,has been translated into Chinese since over 60 years ago.Based on Pierre Bourdieu's sociology,this paper studies the translation ofThe Great Gatsby in China in terms of three major concepts: field,capital and habitus.Th...
The Analysis of the Construction××Hua from the Perspective of Cognitive Grammar
ZHANG Yuan, WANG Chen-yang
2019, 35(3): 7-13.
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××Hua is a lexicalized construction in Chinese.Based on the description of the grammatical features of this construction,the present study explores the cognitive mechanism of integration between××andHua from the perspective of cognitive grammar.It has been found that there is a certain extent of con...
Shining-through in Translated Passive Voice: A Corpus-based Study on Yu Kwang-chung's Translation
ZHAO Qiu-rong, MA Xin-yi
2019, 35(3): 14-19.
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As a translator and writer,Yu Kwang-chung strongly opposed “translationese” and “over-Europeanization”.Whether can these perspectives be displayed in his translation works? Based on parallel corpus of English originalsLust for Life andThe Old Man and the Sea and their Chinese versions translated by ...
Study of Readability ofAlice's Adventures in Wonderland and Its Eight Adaptations: A Systemic Functional Linguistics Perspective of Reference
LIU Yan
2019, 35(3): 20-29.
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Based on systemic functional linguistics,the present study analyzes what influence the grammatically cohesive resources of reference have on readability,and probes into variation of the readability of an excerpt from the novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its eight adapted versions.As an ext...
Multiple Integration and Theory Innovation of Language Research: Review of the Second High-End Forum on the Integration and Development of(Functional)Linguistics(I)
WANG Lian-zhu
2019, 35(3): 30-35.
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This paper introduces the Second High-End Forum on the Integration and Development of(Functional) Linguistics held at Beijing Foreign Studies University on April 13-14,2019.6 keynote speakers of 12 in all are invited to discuss issues about “language research and human sciences,social sciences and n...
Multiple Integration and All-sided Development of Functional Linguistics: Review of the Second High-End Forum on the Integration and Development of(Functional)Linguistics(II)
ZHONG Wei
2019, 35(3): 36-41.
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The Second High-End Forum on the Integration and Development of(Functional) Linguistics was held at Beijing Foreign Studies University on April 13-14,2019.Around the topic of the integration and development of functional linguistics,6 keynote speakers of 12 in all were invited to discuss issues abou...
Anaphoric References in Narrative Discourse on Children with Autism
CHENG Yan-hua, HU Yue-chan
2019, 35(3): 42-48.
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This study compared the elicited narration of children with autism and the typically developing control group.We focused on the use of referential expressions in terms of introducing and tracking the story character during a story-retelling task.Results revealed significant differences in the refere...
Media Literacy Education Based on Multiliteracies Theory
HAN Ying
2019, 35(3): 49-55.
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Media education plays a significant role in new media era.An action research was carried out in college English course to explore the methods and effectiveness of media literacy education based on multiliteracies theory.In the study,multiple sources of data were collected and quantitative as well as...
The Day of Locust under the Perspective of Carnival Theory
ZHANG Xiao-min
2019, 35(3): 56-61.
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The Day of Locust,written by Nathaniel West,drew upon the background of Hollywood.It reflected the absurd social realities during the Great Depression in America by depicting the miserable life of the characters and the final riot incident on the street.The story was characteristic of Carnival atmos...
The Construction and Daily Life of Civilian Female Space in Zuoquan Folk Songs
WANG Zhao-hui
2019, 35(3): 62-67.
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“Space turn” has become an important academic event in the late 20th century,and Space Theory has naturally become a new academic research method.Through the text window of Zuoquan Folk Songs,this paper mainly investigates the spatial construction and daily life of Shanxi civilian women,and explores...
Economics
A New Exploration of the Envelopment of the Social Life in the Public Administration During Traditional Economic
WANG Zhi-yong
2019, 35(3): 68-74.
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It is a prominent feature that the region of social life was hidden in traditional economic system.During that period,Chinese governments'governance system completely overlapped with people's social lives,and at the same time the individual space of people as members of society was almost completely...
The Focus and Trend of China's Economic History Study Since China's Reform and Opening Up
BI Xue-cheng
2019, 35(3): 75-81.
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By collecting 2238 research literatures from “China Economic History Research” from 1986 to 2018,CiteSpace was used to conduct bibliometric research,and analyzed the hotspots of China's economic history research and the trends of frontier issues since 1986.The modern economic history,the economic hi...
Public Management
Culture and Space: The Transformation and Reflection of Urban Cultural Capital in the Practice of the Regeneration of Historical Blocks: A Case Study of Sanfang-Qixiang of Fuzhou City
XU Jing
2019, 35(3): 82-88.
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Nowadays,promoting urban regeneration by culture is a crucial strategy in the world.This culturally oriented development strategy has created many win-win situations.However,it has also caused many problems,especially the impact on local culture,such as spatial variation and cultural crisis.This pap...
Internet Use and Public's Tolerance for Homosexuality: An Empirical Analysis Based on CGSS2015
WANG Xu-hui, LIU Wen-bo
2019, 35(3): 89-97.
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Based on Carl Hovland's persuasive communication theory,the article uses the China Comprehensive Social Survey(CGSS)2015 data to discuss the impact of Internet usage on public's homosexuality tolerance.Through the statistical analysis of the ordered logit regression model,we found that people who us...
Law
Legislation Arrangement of External Effects of Resolutions: Comment on Provisos of Article 85 and 94 in the General Part of Chinese Civil Code
KE Yong-min
2019, 35(3): 98-104.
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The two provisos in articles 85 and 94 in the General Part of the Chinese Civil Code involve the external effect of a first-time resolution.However,the provisos need additional consideration,as they were not theoretically,fundamentally,and systematically considered.Theoretically,the external effect ...

History
A Comment on the Zhu Qianzhi's Historical Criticism during the 1920s and the 1940s
CHEN Yong-xia
2019, 35(3): 112-118.
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Zhu Qianzhi was one of the famous historian in the 20th century in Chinese modern historiography.He applied a lot historical criticism in his historical research road.Including the use of historical criticism to construct his historical theory,historiography theory and historiography methodology,he ...