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For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Reference Manager ProCite BibTeX RefWorks Toggle Thumbnails Select Art and Literature Supplement of Dagong Bao(Tak Kung Pao) and Beijing(Peking) School Poems in Modernist Poetic Trend LIU Shu-ling JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 5-15.   Abstract （243）      PDF （1610KB）（199）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Looking Back to and Comment on Publication of Anthologies of New Poems in Recent 20 Years Poems in Modernist Poetic Trend LIU Chun JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 16-23.   Abstract （227）      PDF （1454KB）（148）       Knowledge map    Save The year 1985 is the watershed of the new period Chinese poetry: prior to it the “obscure avant-garde poets” dominated, and then “the 3rd generation”, “the intermediate generation” and “post the year 70” poets came to the fore one after the other, who gradually took the “main character” place of the “obscure avant-garde” poets. Since 1990s the differentiation in poetic composition has become increasingly apparent. “Nomenclature” increases further. Some differently named poetic organizations bring up anthologies representing their own poetic conceptions. In pursuit of the market, the presses all published in succession selected poems with the year as the hallmark,comprising the surging “tide of publication of yearly selected works” ever since the new century. Because of following the practice of the market, avant-garde and explorative poems are weakened in the publications, for the publishers have to reach a certain compromise between art and the market. Owing to the comparatively relaned publication system, some people and organizations come to get involved into the edit and publication of the anthologies. All this defines the present situation of divergent clamour in poetic publication. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Charm of Poemised Expression of Human Nature HE Nina-long JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 24-32.   Abstract （335）      PDF （1516KB）（169）       Knowledge map    Save Li Bai gives poemised expression of human nature with his elegant poems. It is a manifestation of artistic sense of beauty, all-round abundant, truly natural and extremely full of ease and verve. It is this feature of poemised human nature that renders Li Bai and his poems most extensive appreciation and sympathetic response of audience from different walks in different times, regions and countries, completely satisfying them psychologically, as well as helping them to unbosom and compensate themselves in the same respect. That is the root cause for Li Bai’s poems to become newer prolongedly and full of charm immortally. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Comprehensively On Compliers of Anchology LI Zhi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 33-40.   Abstract （282）      PDF （1529KB）（151）       Knowledge map    Save Gujin Shiren Xiuju Xu “Xiaotong, Prince Zhaoming, Liu Xiaochuo and other people compiled Wenxuan ” quoted from Preface to The Refined Sentences Of Ancient And Modern Poets and “Prince Zhaoming, He Xun and Liu Xiaochuo compiled Wenxuan together” annotated in Resurgence Bibliography are the main objective materials cited by most scholars to prove that Xiaotong, Liu Xiaochuo and other people are the compilers of Wenxuan , which, however, is not discriminatively analyzed from the aspect of the fidelity of literature. The two objective materials prove to be untenable if analyzed from the aspect of the fidelity of literature. Wenxuan is not compiled by Prince Zhaoming, Liu Xiaochuo and other people but by Prince Zhaoming alone. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Microspace of Yu Hua’s Novels ZHANG Fu-ping JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 41-44.   Abstract （229）      PDF （1406KB）（122）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Characteristics and Function of Artistic Symbols HU Jia-xiang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 45-51.   Abstract （213）      PDF （1434KB）（192）       Knowledge map    Save Symbols include the two aspects of signifier and significativeness, and they can be distinguished into the three forms of sign, picture and symbol. More often than not, artistic symbols are pictures or what must be restored to pictures. Their signifier and significativeness relation is most complicated. So far as direct significativeness is concerned, artistic symbols generally belong to the secondary language, but they have the connotations of the language and the superlanguage simultaneously. That results in their capability of demonstrating people’s state of existence and spiritual homestead entirely. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Routinization of Contemporary Western Art: De-Charm? En-Charm? WAN Shu-yuan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 52-55.   Abstract （268）      PDF （1409KB）（223）       Knowledge map    Save Although Western art has routinized the narrative theme in the hope of enabling art to move to a greater degree towards the masses by employing routinization tactics so as to bring about publicness and popularization of art in order to remove the charm of the so-called noble and graceful art, yet in fact the course of routinization of contemporary Western art turns out to be, to a considerable extent, that of art en-charm(restoration to charm). The openness to the public of contemporary art becomes an idle dream. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select The Essence of Spinoza’s Ethics YAO Zhen-qiang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 56-58.   Abstract （204）      PDF （1405KB）（196）       Knowledge map    Save Spinoza’s ethics is demonstrated in geometric form, yet with freedom as its ultimate aim. The conception of freedom has profound theory meaning in Spinoza’s ethics. Freedom is a kindof conatus toward “ego-keeping (keeping-being)”, which is the affirmation ofman’s inner nature and natureexistence as of reason and morality. To gain freedom is to participate in the absolute affirmation of the god. The way to achieve the inner freedom is “the rational love for the god”. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 59-61.   Abstract （231）      PDF （1399KB）（186）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Web Language in Light of Semiologic Theory ZONG Li, LI Jing JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 62-65.   Abstract （262）      PDF （1471KB）（284）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Human Internal Transmission: Personal Language or Soliloquy of an Individual HU Hua-tao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 66-69.   Abstract （204）      PDF （1405KB）（156）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Connotation of Citizen’s Consciousness HU Hong-hong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 70-74.   Abstract （279）      PDF （1417KB）（548）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Legal Interpretation of Taxation Natures ZHAO Li-xin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 75-78.   Abstract （248）      PDF （1411KB）（155）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Analytical Exploration Into State Compensation Responsibility for Negative Administrative Legislation WANG Xin-sheng JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 79-82.   Abstract （201）      PDF （1404KB）（165）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Explication of Article 76 in Traffic Safety Code ZOU Jun JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 83-85.   Abstract （336）      PDF （1400KB）（363）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Bismark’s Dynasty-Centred Viewpoint and Its Influence on Deutschland Nation-State DENG Hong-ying JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 86-90.   Abstract （238）      PDF （1425KB）（480）       Knowledge map    Save By utilizing the dynastic and the nationalistic force, Bismark founded the second Deutsches Reich. Because of his viewpoint on nation and state remained on the basis of autocratic rule by feudal dynasty, the unified Deutschland was not a nation-state in its modern sense, and there still existed the crisis of legality and national problems. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 91-95.   Abstract （217）      PDF （1489KB）（117）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Probing Into System Reform of State Enterprises by Means of Management Buyout HU Chuan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 96-98.   Abstract （212）      PDF （1415KB）（157）       Knowledge map    Save As a means from abroad, MBO has its theoretic support and practicable feasibility in its application to the system reform of state enterprises in our country. But some particular problems may arise in the course of practical application, against which corresponding countermeasures are to be taken. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 99-102.   Abstract （212）      PDF （1406KB）（107）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 103-106.   Abstract （244）      PDF （1405KB）（109）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 107-109.   Abstract （216）      PDF （1398KB）（103）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Reflection on Service of Negotiable Bond Guarantee Conducted by Commercial Bank ZHANG Xu-xin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (1): 110-112.   Abstract （249）      PDF （1404KB）（113）       Knowledge map    Save It has become an important financing form for the listed company to issue negotiable bonds, and the issue is generally guaranteed by the commercial bank. As a result of the competition for the service among commercial banks, there arise the questions of mismatch between earnings and risks, and otherwise. The present article analyses the earnings and risks in the service of negotiable bonds and thereupon puts forward some suggestions. Related Articles | Metrics Select Feminine Poetry:Free Expectation and Possible Hover① ZHOU Zai JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 5-12.   Abstract （200）      PDF （1525KB）（285）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Life Consciousness of China’s Feminine Poetry in 20th Century WANG Yan-fang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 13-18.   Abstract （208）      PDF （1428KB）（213）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Anxiety and Writing:Gender Consciousness in Feminine Poetry ZHANG Xiao-hong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 19-23.   Abstract （197）      PDF （1420KB）（220）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Liu Zhiji’s Remarks on Zuo Zhuan, an Ancient Chinese Chronological History HUANG Jue-hong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 24-27.   Abstract （226）      PDF （1482KB）（301）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Trial Remark on Mythological System in Shan Hai Jing (Legends of Mountain and Seas) LI Chuan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 28-31.   Abstract （308）      PDF （1479KB）（437）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 32-36.   Abstract （176）      PDF （1414KB）（355）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select Function of Criticism by Literary Editors ZHANG Tao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 37-40.   Abstract （201）      PDF （1421KB）（111）       Knowledge map    Save While there has long been criticism by literary editors, it was not until the 90s of the 20th century did it shape into a comparatively independent phenomenon. Literary editors are capable of promoting the exchange between the writers, works, readers and society, effecting a sound cycle, improving the quality of the works reflecting the demands of society and readers in every respect, leading the new trend and tendency in literature, and renovating the literary theory and the mode of criticism in order to promote their development and prosper the literary undertaking. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 41-44.   Abstract （183）      PDF （1472KB）（126）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Vocabulary Modernization and Language Plan SU Jin-zhi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 45-48.   Abstract （235）      PDF （1418KB）（127）       Knowledge map    Save The modernization of Chinese vocabulary is an important object of language plan. It is mainly conducted at the level of putonghua(standard Chinese pronunciation)in three principal forms of borrowing, building of new words and using of old words in new senses. The scientificalness of terms and popularness are the two opposites of a contradiction. It is best that the two are perfectly unified; when they are confronted with difficulty in their combination, adaptation can be made of coexistence and different application. It is imperative to deal well with the relation between modernization of language and westernization of culture. The compilation of dictionaries should reflect of content of vocabulary modernization. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select A Study of the Pattern“NP1＋bei+NP2+VP1+VP2” XIN Cheng-ji JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 49-52.   Abstract （185）      PDF （1435KB）（182）       Knowledge map    Save The two possibilities in the governing scope ofbei in the passive sentence-pattern: “NP1＋bei+NP2+VP1+VP2” cause the existence of two grammatical relations in “bei+NP2+VP1+VP2”. When beigoverns “VP1” only, “bei+NP2+VP1+VP2” is a structure of successive predicates; when bei governs boty “VP1” and “VP2”, “bei+NP2+VP1+VP2”is of an endocentric adverbial structure. Different semantic relations of agentive and objective also exist between “NP1” “NP2” and “VP1” “VP2” of the above-mentioned structures. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Research Results on Verb and Object Relation in Ancient Chinese Can Solve Puzzles in Modern Chinese YAN Hong-ming JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 53-57.   Abstract （200）      PDF （1491KB）（142）       Knowledge map    Save At the beginning of 1950s Yufa Jianghua(Talks About Grammar) in Zhongguo Yuwen(Chinese Language and Literature) commented that there would be no end for talking about the verb and object relation. Later on there started a discussion about the logic of such expressions as “to clean hygiene”(for “to clean for hygiene”), “to restore fatigue”(for “to restore from fatigue”), etc. That reflects the insufficiency of the verb-and -object-relation knowledge. Theresearch work on ancient Chinese grammar has made encouraging progress in this respect. Many a trouble-causing verb and object relation has everything to do with the special understanding of the relation in ancient Chinese and a lot of puzzles can be solved through systematic classification and contrastive analysis. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Dynamic Auxiliary “dao3[tau44] ” and Verb-Complement-Structured 2nd Element “dao4[tau44] ” in Xinzhou Dialect LUO Qing-yun JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 58-61.   Abstract （253）      PDF （1478KB）（139）       Knowledge map    Save The dynamic auxiliary “dao3[tau44] ” and the V-C-structured 2nd element “dao4[tau44] ” are in essence two different words in both grammatical sense and usage situation. But they pronounce the same. Their equivalentsin Beijing dialect“zhe1[tŞƐ] ” and “zhao2[ttŞau35] ” are different in both grammatical sense and usage situation; neverthless, they are different in pronunciation. Compared with Xinzhou dialect, Beijing dialect is more thorough in work division. That shows that Chinese dialects are unbalanced in their development. AndBeijing dialect develops faster. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Comparison of Vague Words and Expressions Between Chinese and English Ad Styles HUANG Jia-li JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 62-65.   Abstract （189）      PDF （1416KB）（121）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 66-69.   Abstract （184）      PDF （1407KB）（128）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Seeking the True, Soliciting the Good and Effecting the Beautiful of Science JIN De-wan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 70-73.   Abstract （236）      PDF （1411KB）（121）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Modern Science and Explanation of the Universe Knowability HONG BO JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 74-77.   Abstract （198）      PDF （1413KB）（112）       Knowledge map    Save As absolute knowledge is impossible, so is the absolute knowability of the universe. In the process of the infinite development of knowledge, there forever exists between thinking and existence only the identity that is concrete, relative conditional and similar, and the explanation of the universe knowability is historical. The question of the concrete, relative and conditional identity between thinking and existence can be solved and proved by practice, which should be taken as the basis for the explanation of the knowability of the universe. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Tentative Remark on He Xinyin’s Path to Dying for Righteous Cause LIU Jian-yu JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 78-81.   Abstract （193）      PDF （1476KB）（143）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 82-88.   Abstract （267）      PDF （1438KB）（604）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Structure of Theoretical System of Creative Psychology WEI Kang-mei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 89-92.   Abstract （172）      PDF （1469KB）（116）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Choice of Ways to Protect Private Property Ownership by Public Law SHI You-qi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 93-98.   Abstract （208）      PDF （1428KB）（270）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Infringement of Environment Results in Adjustment of Important Conditions YI Yuan-yuan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 99-101.   Abstract （180）      PDF （1404KB）（122）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Scrutiny of Indemnity-Recovering Right of Subrogation Under Wantage Insurance WANG Zhen-qiong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 102-104.   Abstract （211）      PDF （1411KB）（212）       Knowledge map    Save Under wantage insurance, when the loss is caused by a third party, the insurer gains the indemnity-recovering right of subrogation therefrom, provided that the insurer executed its duty of indemnity. At the same time the insured party has the right to lay claim to the third party for the unpaid remainder of full indemnity. The Insurance Law and relative laws haven’t made it clear as to who has the priority to claim indemnity, neither are there clear and definite stipulations about the specifics of rights and interests, such lead to different opinions in dealing with the indemnity. By case analysis, the present paper scrutinizes this question in the light of law and holds the view that the recourse should be done in accordance with the proportion between the insured sum of money and the insurance value. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Alternative Consideration of Appearance in Court of Criminal procedure Witness——from the angle of economic analysis YIN Ze-hai,SONG Zhi-jun JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 105-108.   Abstract （182）      PDF （1420KB）（163）       Knowledge map    Save The problem of the appearance in court of the Criminal procedure witness has remained to be one of those that are most difficult to solve since the reform of the new court trial system, on the result of which the problem has a serious impact. Many a scholar has put forward the problem-solving suggestions. As there lack for the efficient measures of case distribution, the rate of courts is too high. Meanwhile, the localization of judicial finance makes it impossible to provide sufficient funds to guarantee the right of the witness, which in turn makes it hard to implement the reform measures. Only by perfecting the measures of case distribution can the problem be solved. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Is Legal Nature of Commercial Ads Offer Invitation? CHEN Li-wang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (2): 109-112.   Abstract （255）      PDF （1421KB）（191）       Knowledge map    Save Contract Law in China defines the legal nature of commercial ads as offer invitation. Two requirements are to be filled for the tenability of the definition. One is that the ad should indeed show the content of will that the ad master “hopes that others will express their intention to propose an offer to him”; the other is that if the ad, master keeps up the will mentioned, what he means will surely solicit “offer” to him not whatever else. But analysis shows that the two requirements are not fulfilled. It also shows that the commercial ad master’s content of will can be divided into the main part of the positive will, i.e.“to invite” offer invitation and the secondary part of the negative will,i.e. to invite“offer invitation”. Hence one can see that the legal nature of commercial ads is relatively complicated. And the legal nature defined by Contract Law is by no means accurate. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Misreading Intentionally and Unintentionally YE Lu JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 5-7.   Abstract （243）      PDF （1562KB）（172）       Knowledge map    Save Whether the reader is on purpose or accidentally “scores a lucky hit”,“misreading”in reading poems refers to the nonconformity of the reader with the authoras to the understanding of the original poetic quality. The occurrence of “misreading” results from the fact that the reads from the poem his own life and emotional experience, and by association enriches and adds to the author’s connotation of the poetic quality. It can be put this way that misreading is hard to be avoided and is perfectly logical and reasonable, But it should take place in an at-will state rather than out of ignorance or conscious bias. Related Articles | Metrics Select Readers’ Style of Reading in “Anthology” JIANG Tao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 8-11.   Abstract （205）      PDF （1557KB）（128）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 12-14.   Abstract （181）      PDF （1487KB）（115）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 15-17.   Abstract （205）      PDF （1485KB）（384）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Analysis of Causes of Intended“Satire” Turning Out Contrarily to Be “Advice” in Han fu HU Da-lei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 18-24.   Abstract （258）      PDF （1595KB）（377）       Knowledge map    Save The causes of intended“satire” turning out contrarily to be “advice” in Han fu a poetic prose of the Han Dynasty are as follows: 1. The narration of extravagance and luxury had long had its literary tradition. 2. What was intended to be “satirized” had its aspect able to be eulogized, and what Han fu “satirically remonstrated about” was not extravagance and luxury but ought to be moral standard. the feature of the style of fu called for such boast as “no one could add further”.4. The composing purpose of fu was thought the “eulogize”. 5. Criticizers of the Han Dynasty took the fu’s by Qu Yuan and poetic criticism as the standard in criticizing Han fu, which turned to “eulogy” thereafter. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Cause of Elusive Ending for Revived Marriage LI Qiu-ju JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 25-28.   Abstract （210）      PDF （1564KB）（384）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Guo Moruo and “Time Myth” LIU Yue-tan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 29-32.   Abstract （191）      PDF （1550KB）（121）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 33-36.   Abstract （347）      PDF （1560KB）（309）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 37-41.   Abstract （340）      PDF （1496KB）（462）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Perch of Poetic Quality PENG Song-qiao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 42-46.   Abstract （223）      PDF （1505KB）（216）       Knowledge map    Save Viewed from the perspective of the relation between human beings and ecological environment,the aesthetic pursuit is undoubtedlyimplied in ancient Chinese geomantic conception of housing construction.This can clearly be felt in such building structures as the aerodynamic layout, the flexion and roundabout, the feeling-exciting harmony, and the self-consistence whether simple and natural or blending and compromising. This ecological aestheticpursuit is closely related with the aesthetic thought of the oriental nations.It is a product of the combination of the ecological wisdom of the ancient Chine Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Wolf Totem in Visual Field of Ecological Criticism ZHAO Wei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 47-50.   Abstract （320）      PDF （1506KB）（349）       Knowledge map    Save When the discussion evoked by Wolf Totem focuses mainly on the nature of a nation, the value of ecologicalist text of the work becomes ever prominent, whenviewed from the perspective of ecological criticism. As an ecological literary work, the time significance of Wolf Totem can further be seen by analysing thoroughly the group of characters in the work and exploring deep-goingly the naive ecological belief and the grassland-modes ecological reason. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Reform of Cultural System in Terms of Trade Difference FU Cai-wu JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 51-57.   Abstract （185）      PDF （1515KB）（149）       Knowledge map    Save The reform of cultural system can not be deepened devoid of the support of the strategy for reform development. The difference among different cultural trades is virtually the centralized reflexion of their characteristics. The logical star ting point to work out the strategy for reform development of cultural system is to start from the reality and the characteristics of the trades. Related Articles | Metrics Select Jia Yi’s Thinking of Flexible Management YAN Xiu-min JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 58-60.   Abstract （228）      PDF （1480KB）（149）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Rhetorical Function of English Elements in Written Chinese HE Hong-feng, ZHOU Tong-yan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 61-64.   Abstract （144）      PDF （1498KB）（286）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 65-67.   Abstract （233）      PDF （1484KB）（173）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select P Analysis of Presupposition in Court Examination LU Shao-bing JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 68-70.   Abstract （172）      PDF （1493KB）（269）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Random Discussion of Shi Tao’s Painting XIA Qi-cong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 71-72.   Abstract （210）      PDF （1543KB）（106）       Knowledge map    Save As Shi Tao thought that “brush and ink should develop and change with the times”, his paintings thus displayed the creative spirit; however, some of his laterworks turned out to be somewhat flimsy and impulsive. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Liang Shuming’s Thought on Democracy ZHAO Dong-hui JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 73-77.   Abstract （232）      PDF （1505KB）（180）       Knowledge map    Save As a defender and advocator of traditional culture, Liang Shuming didn’t payno attention to the value of democracy for all his safeguard for traditional culture. What he negated was only the mode of Western democratic politics, andhe definitely approved of the universal value of democracy on the premise and the fact that traditional culture be well preserved. The mode of “the majoritypolitics of the rule by man” put forward by him was his compromise between themerits of the Chinese and the Western culture. While such a mode has its bornlogical contradiction, his attitude and his way of thinking in structuring themode are worthy of our reference. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select China’s Contribution of War of Resistance Against Japan to World Victory of Anti-Fascist War XU Ling JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 78-80.   Abstract （277）      PDF （1488KB）（108）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Doctrine of Eight Parts of Speech: History and Status Quo LU Zhong-ti, ZHU Sheng-jiao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 81-85.   Abstract （283）      PDF （1507KB）（391）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select Analysis of “Zero” Phenomena Frequently Seen in English LU Xian-jian JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 86-89.   Abstract （189）      PDF （1491KB）（120）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 90-92.   Abstract （229）      PDF （1487KB）（115）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Quartet Commotations of Enterprise Productiveness and their Relation TIAN Yong-feng JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 93-95.   Abstract （249）      PDF （1482KB）（117）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Comparison and Lesson of Securitisation of Housing Collateral Loan in Economically Developed Countries and Regions ZHANG Xiao-qi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 96-99.   Abstract （210）      PDF （1556KB）（105）       Knowledge map    Save Housing collateral loan took earliest place in the U.S.A.,and subsequently developed in countries and regions like Britain, Japan, etc. All of the countries didnot choose the same mode in their course of securitisation. The securitisationin our country should take the actual circumstances into account and should extensively and unconfinededly refer to the advanced foreign experience. It is imperative to explore and try in an active way the mode that conforms to the situation in our country and to steadily make summaries and carry it forward. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 100-103.   Abstract （194）      PDF （1494KB）（137）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Perfecting Constitutional Confirmation Mode of Citizen’s Rights in China FENG Jia-liang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 104-107.   Abstract （192）      PDF （1502KB）（116）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Just Chaim of Criminal Injured Party GU Wei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (3): 108-111.   Abstract （174）      PDF （1492KB）（156）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Intervention of Capital Market: A Trial of Financing-Investment System of Colleges and Universities PAN Mao-yuan, WU Da-guang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 5-9.   Abstract （221）      PDF （1556KB）（171）       Knowledge map    Save In the wake of its entrance into a popular stage in 2003, and for the purposes of raising further its core competitive power and building high-level universities, Chinese higher education is confronted with the prominent issues that in the educational field the system of nonfinancial financing is not yet sound enough and that the system or policy of higher educational financing and investment can not satisfy the requirements of the higher education development Against such background, the present article searches usefully into such aspects as the necessity and reality, the feasibility and status quo of the higher education’s intervention of the capital market, the perfection of the capital market system,the policy choice for the intervention, etc so that the author could do their bit towards the restructure of the Chinese public higher educational system, towards the system of modern universities, and towards the establishment of new financing channels for higher education Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Higher Education’s Internationalization and Nationalization: Interfusion in Game YU Jin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 10-13.   Abstract （212）      PDF （1470KB）（111）       Knowledge map    Save The game of higher education’s internationalization and nationalization is practised on a dual-benefited basis of different countries and schools The two are both antagonistic and coherently unitedThe game between the two is an exact one In responding to the challenge, the Chinese higher education should adopt the tactics of cooperating in competition and developing in cooperation so that internationalization and nationalization will fuse together and infiltrate into each other and then hasten the birth of a new mode of educational development, and strengthen the international competitiveness of the higher education Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select The Change of “Van” and The Significance of Poetry QIAN Wen-liang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 14-19.   Abstract （208）      PDF （1489KB）（119）       Knowledge map    Save The “van-poetry” which emerges and evolves from the contest of historical culture in contemporary China is not a whole concept The divergence among itself is diverse We have to think over the contest of historical culture in recent twenty years when we discuss the concept of “van-poetry” In other words, the “van-poetry” in ’1980 did not probably have ignificance and value of van It is a problem how to understand and spread the “van-poetry” around when we face the more complex contrary and relativistic times Perhaps， it is the significative subject truely how the poetry endows significance or enlightenment to the scarce times Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Paradox of Vanguard Poems ZHANG Shu-guang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 20-22.   Abstract （183）      PDF （1453KB）（167）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Vanguard Nature of Contemporary Poetry: From Unscrupulous Destruction to Breath-Taking Miticulosity SANG Ke JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 23-25.   Abstract （223）      PDF （1458KB）（169）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Essentially on Mid-Ancient Mode of Literary Criticism HU Da-lei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 26-31.   Abstract （188）      PDF （1550KB）（124）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Verification of Compilatory Year of Shisou(Assemblage of Poems) WANG Ming-hui JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 32-34.   Abstract （225）      PDF （1533KB）（434）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Modern Philosophical Spirit inWildernessWU Xiao-hong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 35-38.   Abstract （207）      PDF （1463KB）（164）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select The Temptation of Meaning——Take 5 fictions examples XIAO Qing,ZHANG Yong-lu JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 39-43.   Abstract （207）      PDF （1478KB）（110）       Knowledge map    Save The paper has made 5 case-analysis for the structure of the recent 5 excellentnovels, and has pointed out their breakthrough to the traditional novels It hasdiscussed that the structural transformation does not only mean the innovationof the novels’ literary style hidden behind it, but also it suggests the revolution of the intellectual paradigm and the emergence of the new cognitive structure-an epoch is disappearing quietly, and a new one is arriving imperceptibly Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 44-46.   Abstract （199）      PDF （1462KB）（243）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Investigation of Evolution of Xishi’s Image Before Tang Dynasty ZENG Gan-lin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 47-50.   Abstract （200）      PDF （1546KB）（319）       Knowledge map    Save As a beauty known even to woment and children, the beautiful image of Xishi has long been a fixed pattern or norm in the works of the various philosophical masters of the pre-Qin period With the change of times, the development of culture, the free rein given to the themes of creative works, the change of the aesthetic temperament and interest of the masses, and various other needs, with all these, the image of Xishi has undergone an evolutional process from simplicity to enrichment. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Adaptation of Written Ad Language to AestheRUAN Wei, XIAO Fangtic Psychology RUAN Wei, XIAO Fang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 51-56.   Abstract （197）      PDF （1484KB）（189）       Knowledge map    Save Man’s aesthetic activity reaches every field of life In ads of high utility and practical applicability, aethetic images are often seen The use of written ad language should follow the law of aesthetics on the basis of correctly passing on information, comply with the aesthetic psychology course of the recipients, and pay regard to their aesthetic taste Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Investigation Into Middle-school Students’ Acquisition of Stylistic Elements PAN Shi-song JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 57-61.   Abstract （175）      PDF （1478KB）（126）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Semantic Restrictions of “V wang(toward) +O” CHU Ze-xiang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 62-66.   Abstract （195）      PDF （1480KB）（147）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Suffix huà and huà-Suffixed Words CHEN Xiao-ming JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 67-70.   Abstract （246）      PDF （1478KB）（182）       Knowledge map    Save “huà”(-ize,-ify) is a suffix of high productivity, huà-suffixed words are abundant in their distinguishing features huà has a strong adhesion force; it can be adhered to many a notional word or phrase According to their syncategorematic degree, various kinds of huà-suffixed words fall into the two categories of quasi-syncategorematic huà-suffixed words and syncategorematic suffixes of huà In building antonymous huà-suffixed words, semantic and contextual antonyms are of characteristics The expressions of the political-comment stylistic colour of huà-suffixed word are: reasoning things out to disclose the development of things, the logic in expounding the confidence of the thesis, and the meticulocity in showing the state of things Related Articles | Metrics Select Triangular Theory of Exterior-Interior Value and Teaching Chinese to Foreigners ZHANG Qiu-lin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 71-74.   Abstract （194）      PDF （1469KB）（161）       Knowledge map    Save The triangular theory of exterior-interior value is a grammatical research methodology summed up and extracted from the research on Chinese grammar in 1990s A new teaching thinking can be evolved by the introduction and plus expansion and application of this methodology to the field of teaching Chinese to foreigners This teaching train of thought can be summarized as follows: explaining the sense through the form, seeking the form through the sense and discriminating the phrase Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 75-76.   Abstract （220）      PDF （1527KB）（262）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Humanism Is Banner of Undertaking of the Handicapped MEI Zhen-sheng, et al JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 77-83.   Abstract （265）      PDF （1485KB）（119）       Knowledge map    Save Humanism puts emphasis on “people foremost”, on equal respect to human free rights and value and on helping and promoting human existence and all-round development It is an excellent result of human civilization The important task of the undertaking of the handicapped is to devote major effort to the promotion and development of the humanistic spirit, to further equality of the handicapped and to respect, care and love them more The promotion and development of the humanistic spirit is a guide to solving the problem that some people in the society drift away from the result of human civilization Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Influence on Residents’ Income Difference by Gradualness of System Change GAO Fa JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 84-86.   Abstract （223）      PDF （1455KB）（110）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select WTO and Response and Innovation of China’s Local Legislation LIU Mao-lin, SHI You-qi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 87-96.   Abstract （209）      PDF （1519KB）（110）       Knowledge map    Save The accedence to WTO brings a deep-going change in China’s legal system, setting new requirements to legislation both quantitively and qualitatively In order to meet the needs of the accedence to WTO, China should exert herself to improve the quality of cocal legislation, pushing forward the transformation of local legislation from “challenge——response type” to “response——innovation type”, and establishing a perfect legal system that is in harmony with the WTO rules, fits in with the needs of the development of the socialist market economy and promotes the all-round progress of the society. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Defects of Guardianship System in China and Suggestions for Improvement HUANG Wei-dong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 97-99.   Abstract （215）      PDF （1457KB）（132）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Difference in Evidence Transformation Between Conventional and Electronic Documents CHEN Zu-fen JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 100-102.   Abstract （197）      PDF （1453KB）（122）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select New Thinking of Media Report Analysis ZHOU Ting-ting JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 103-105.   Abstract （181）      PDF （1468KB）（126）       Knowledge map    Save In recent years the analysis of media report performed by news dissemination researchers has witnessed a breakthrough of the former rather specific purpose of giving first place to enhancing professional skills, and a new thinking has been applied by carrying the analysis out through observing carefully the relation between media and the society Referring to the relevant articles published in the main academic journals of news dissemination, one can cell grasp the development, especially the latest progress of the thinking. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Positive Migrating Function of English Knowledge in German Study LIN Hua JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 106-108.   Abstract （251）      PDF （1453KB）（292）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Analytical Discussion of Sexist English and Cultural Factors SHA Wen-bo JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (4): 109-112.   Abstract （474）      PDF （1470KB）（885）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 5-10.   Abstract （171）      PDF （1539KB）（149）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select Several Detailed Inquiries About Research of Ecological Aethetics MA Chi JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 11-15.   Abstract （240）      PDF （1463KB）（134）       Knowledge map    Save In the discussion of ecological beauty, not just should the harmonious getting along of man with nature be taken interet in. What is more important is the concern about the harmonious living together of man with the society and of perple between each other. As a later industrialized country, China should avoid committing the same errors of the western developed countries in their course of development of indastrialization.Neither should she solely fix her eyes on the ecological wisdom of the ancient Chinese.If ecological aesthetics is to be researched on the scientific principle, the change of human civilization forms should be concerned about and be looked after on the higher level of philosophy. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select On Philosophic Base of Ecological Aesthetic :Intersubjectivity——A Arraignment of Practice Aesthetic ZHANG Hai-rong JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 16-20.   Abstract （198）      PDF （1465KB）（109）       Knowledge map    Save There is profound realistic causation of the contemporary human that the subjective philosophy veer the intersubjective philosophy. To be based on subjective philosophy the practice aesthetic is oppugned inevitably, when globality entironment have been jeopardizing. This paper unfurls the intersubjective philosophy of Hussesl、Heidegger and Martin Buber and indicates that intersubjective philosophy seeks dialogue whit nature and try for advancement and development in the system flourish of holistic anima and matter. Of course, it is based on ecological earths relation of balance and harmonious.K Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 21-27.   Abstract （204）      PDF （1479KB）（161）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 28-34.   Abstract （214）      PDF （1481KB）（169）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 35-38.   Abstract （151）      PDF （1455KB）（115）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 39-42.   Abstract （177）      PDF （1452KB）（115）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Investigation of Word Choice of CCTV Feature-Programme Titles XIE Xiao-ming, JIN Xin JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 43-46.   Abstract （216）      PDF （1463KB）（176）       Knowledge map    Save The investigation of the CCTV feature-programme titles shows that the commonest ones are those of the modifier modified word structure in tetrad pattern, whose basic rhythmic unit is disyllabic foot. The wording of the titles is restricted by such multiple elements as ads, vogue expressions, paper-medium language, traditional culture, the types of columns, etc. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 47-49.   Abstract （181）      PDF （1508KB）（134）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Rumination on the Countermeasures AgainstCPA Abbreviation Pronunciation WANG Li JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 50-53.   Abstract （254）      PDF （1464KB）（202）       Knowledge map    Save At present CPA(Chinese Phonetic Alphabet)abbreviations are often pronounced as English words.Obviously, this practice goes counter to the norm and is against reason. If the national nature of CPA pronunciation is to be maintained, indispensable policy intervention should be employed and necessary economic imput is needed for popularization. If such practice is taken as an accomplished fact and as an integration into international practice, then the CPA pronunciation is to be revised and it is to be submitted to the National People’s Congress for discussion. Only by doing so can the unification of the language fact, the language attitude of the Chinese community and the law and regulation of the country’s spoken and written language be achieved. What countermeasures are to be taken is yet to be decided after the cons and pros are weighed. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 54-57.   Abstract （418）      PDF （1451KB）（822）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 58-62.   Abstract （224）      PDF （1506KB）（113）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 63-69.   Abstract （194）      PDF （1537KB）（193）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 70-73.   Abstract （171）      PDF （1514KB）（157）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 74-76.   Abstract （199）      PDF （1448KB）（188）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 77-81.   Abstract （217）      PDF （1456KB）（227）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Historical Form and Evolutionary Path of Chinese Film Creation Culture YANG Hong-ju JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 82-85.   Abstract （211）      PDF （1462KB）（119）       Knowledge map    Save Chinese film started from the creation cultural form that favoured popular culture. After going through the temporary coexistence of propagendist and commercial standards, it turned into the monistic setup of pan-politicization. It is not until the new period when the art standard has gradually been established and the commercial tradition has arduously been restored, that the creation cultural setup has really been formed, in which polyelements exist side by side and mix together. The ups and downs of Chinese film creation in different periods tell us that only by keeping abreast with the time, taking as the basis the conformity with the social, historical and cultural tendency, and establishing the correct creation cultural consciousness from the angle of the epochal character, will creation be prosperous and can both the art and the commercial harvests be available. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Dancing in commercial Society——Analysis of Commercialized Trend in China’s Theme Films and the Art Films Since 1990’s XUAN Ning JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 86-90.   Abstract （282）      PDF （1465KB）（343）       Knowledge map    Save Since 1990’s there has emerged an obvious commercialized trend in the development of the theme and the art films, which is shown in the two aspects of production and operation, i.e. the commercialization in the choice of film subject, scenario layout, value judgement as well as in publication and screening. This trend is commonly caused by the big background of reform, openness and the market economy construction, the minor circumstance of the dispute about film nature in the field of filmology, and the causes in the theme and the art films themselves. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Tan Dun Music and Its Enlightenment on Chinese Musical Creation LUO Ping-guan JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 91-95.   Abstract （447）      PDF （1469KB）（662）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Evolution in Chinese Explication of Islamic Reversional Thought SUN Zhi-wei JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 96-100.   Abstract （291）      PDF （1464KB）（299）       Knowledge map    Save Reversional thought is a definite line of the evolution of Islamic philosophy in China. One of the characteristics of the Chinese version of Islamic works at the end of the Ming and the beginning of the Qing Dynasties was unfolded around this statement. The different understanding and annalysis on the part of annotators of the Chinese version give an expression to some characteristics of the Sinicization of Islamic philosophy. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 101-104.   Abstract （193）      PDF （1448KB）（117）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 105-107.   Abstract （167）      PDF （1445KB）（203）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Content and Position of News Need YAN Dao-cheng JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (5): 108-112.   Abstract （188）      PDF （1465KB）（109）       Knowledge map    Save All news-disseminating activities originate from a need of the news. The need of the news ncludes various needs, which are interrelated and form a united system that spurs the continuous development of the news dissemination and the journalistic enterprise. The need of the news has an important position in the recipients(readers, audience, viewers and net citizens) and it is the starting point and the end-result of all news activities. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Doctrine of “Yin and Yang, Dismal and Cheerful” in Wu Se(Expression of Natural Images) of Liu Xie’s The Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon and Starting Point of “Green” Literary Review in China TONG Qing-bing JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 5-9.   Abstract （230）      PDF （957KB）（117）       Knowledge map    Save The annotation of the piece of writing of Wu Se in Liu Xie’s The Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon in the modern view disagrees with the view that there “exists an error” in Wu Se’s positional layout; it holds the view that the present position of Wu Se implies the idea of juxtaposition between nature and society. The doctrine of “ in and yang , dismal and cheerful” put forth by Wu Se reveals and “isostructural correspondence” and the “sympathy of object and self” between the human psychological world and that of the nature; it also shows that natural scenery is one of the origins of literature. The present article holds that the 3 doctrines of “ yin and yang , dismal and cheerful”, “endless succession” and “sympathetic presents” can be taken as the starting point of “green ” literary review in ancient China. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Constructive Residential Environment and Natural Ecological Aestheticalization GAI Guang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 10-14.   Abstract （324）      PDF （677KB）（108）       Knowledge map    Save The residential environment is the basic carrier of people’s living homeland. As the two essential factors of people and environment, their harmonious relation is the basic sperational mechanism of the residential environment. The constructive residential environment takes as its basis people’s natural living structure, and makes reference to ecologicalization and artistic aestheticalization so as to gaze straight ahead into the future optimized residential environment. The fusion of ecologicalization and aestheticalization is virtually the structural way of returning to green, which expresses the optimizational principle of the residential environment. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 15-20.   Abstract （210）      PDF （1031KB）（124）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 21-26.   Abstract （263）      PDF （1017KB）（124）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Neglected Influence ——Translation Conception and Poesy Value of Bian Zhi-lin’s Poetic Collection Selected English Poems WANG Xiao JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 27-30.   Abstract （227）      PDF （760KB）（119）       Knowledge map    Save The required conditions and the possible effect of the coming together of the foreign poetic translation and the native poetic practice can by seen by means ofexamining the translater’s conception as shown in Bian Zhi-lin’s collection of poetic translation Selected English Poems, as well as the influence of theconception on modern Chinese poems and on Bian’s own creation. The influence of Selected English Poems is just a superficial characteristic of the influence by foreign poems of China’s new poems. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 31-33.   Abstract （205）      PDF （527KB）（112）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select Translation of Poems Without Addition and Reduction HUANG Can-ran JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 34-38.   Abstract （211）      PDF （864KB）（115）       Knowledge map    Save The basic principle in translation is no addition and no reduction, especially in translating poems. The necessity and possibility of the principle can be deep-goingly researched and discussed by way of specific examples in poetic translation. Besides, attention should also be paid to such aspects as the intelligibility of the language, and the retainment of the original rhythm and intonation, etc. Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 39-40.   Abstract （199）      PDF （386KB）（103）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 41-48.   Abstract （200）      PDF （1581KB）（118）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 49-55.   Abstract （240）      PDF （1403KB）（136）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 56-58.   Abstract （211）      PDF （522KB）（102）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 59-65.   Abstract （162）      PDF （1547KB）（106）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Actualization of Word Phrase “X ba” and Its Cultural Connotation WANG Na JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 66-68.   Abstract （457）      PDF （576KB）（155）       Knowledge map    Save “X ba” is a popular linguistic cultural phenomenon. As a blending of alienculture with traditional Chinese culture, it meets the psychological demands ofmodern metropolitans on their lookout for whatever is novel and in their pursuitof fashionable taste and high-graded life, whether in linguistic form or in concrete content and style. Being made a morpheme, the borrowed ba becomes a new word-building affix, effecting the change of potential words into actual words in the Chinese language. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Definitions of Truth Value and Non-Truth-Value ——Concurrently on Problem in Logic Concept Definition HUANG Shi-ping JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 69-75.   Abstract （241）      PDF （920KB）（108）       Knowledge map    Save There exists the problem of serious ambiguity in logic concept definitions. This is caused by the fact that in formulating the definition, only one state of the concept of the thing is taken into consideration, neglectful or taking no account of the two absolutely opposite states or the many slightly different states that reflect its objective existence. Therefore, the present article stands for distinguishing the definitions of truth value and non-truth value: in formulating a definition, non-truth-value definition should first be adopted, defining the concept in its general sense; if necessary, truth value definition can then be adopted, distinguishing right from wrong of the concept, so that the definition given will guarrantee in a true and all-round way the various states reflected by the concept. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Sprouts of Moral World-Saving Thought in Modern Chi na ZHAO Yan-cai JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 76-82.   Abstract （232）      PDF （1222KB）（118）       Knowledge map    Save Around Opium War I, determined scholars and men of virtue fairly systematically expounded moral world-saving thought. Focusing on the moral “mind”, they advocated bringing power, influence and fame under the control of morality. They attached importance to the “benevolent” virtue, laid stress on sense of honour, exalted paithfulness, righteousness, sincerity and honesty, and highly praised the personality of a noble-characted man. By exposing and criticizing such evils as moral corruption of scholars, inability of good to prevail over evil in social tendencies, ignorance and incompetence, weakness and uselessness, following the old nut and muddling along, arrogance, laziness and timidity, greed for private gains, being utterly devoid of sense of shame, deceiving those above and deluding those below, keeping no promise, and harming the country and injuring the people, and by attaching importance to the specific practices of moral education, unification of “office” and “virtue”, perfecting the mode of official selection, and the combination of morality and law, the tried to get rid of the old habits in order to retrieve degenerate practices and further to attain the aim of “when people are solemn-minded, the power of the country will be forceful.” Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select Absorption of Western Socialist Doctrine by Sun Yat-sen’s People’s Livelihood and Revaluation YAO Xi-chang JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 83-85.   Abstract （226）      PDF （576KB）（118）       Knowledge map    Save Sun Yat-sen’s people’s livelihood, i.e. his probable ideological deliberationover socialism, formed between A.D. 1890-1911. The western socialist doctrine was the important ideological source of his people’s livelihood, which was practically the aim of value designed by him as modernized socialism in China. It leaves a question open to determine its nature as “subjectively socialism and practically capitalism”. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 86-88.   Abstract （196）      PDF （649KB）（119）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select New Development of Money-Washing and Countermoney-washing in International Society SONG Jie JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 89-93.   Abstract （221）      PDF （839KB）（116）       Knowledge map    Save Money-washing does enormous harm to each member country of the international society. In the wake of economic globalization and development, and with the importance attached to the trouble by every country, especially after the “9·11 Incident”, money-washing comes into close contact with terrorism, the criminals adopting many a new way to wash money. Taking this new trend into consideration, the international society makes an active response and takes a series of new and effective countermeasures. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 94-97.   Abstract （183）      PDF （673KB）（114）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 98-102.   Abstract （200）      PDF （946KB）（122）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 103-105.   Abstract （188）      PDF （534KB）（109）       Knowledge map    Save Related Articles | Metrics Select JIANGHAN ACADEMIC    2005, 24 (6): 106-109.   Abstract （178）      PDF （682KB）（108）       Knowledge map    Save Reference | Related Articles | Metrics