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01 January 2005, Volume 24 Issue 1

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Orignal Article

Art and Literature Supplement of Dagong Bao(Tak Kung Pao) and Beijing(Peking) School Poems in Modernist Poetic Trend

LIU Shu-ling

2005, 24(1):  5-15. 

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Looking Back to and Comment on Publication of Anthologies of New Poems in Recent 20 Years Poems in Modernist Poetic Trend

LIU Chun

2005, 24(1):  16-23. 

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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.

Charm of Poemised Expression of Human Nature

HE Nina-long

2005, 24(1):  24-32. 

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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.

Comprehensively On Compliers of Anchology

LI Zhi

2005, 24(1):  33-40. 

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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.

Microspace of Yu Hua’s Novels

ZHANG Fu-ping

2005, 24(1):  41-44. 

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Characteristics and Function of Artistic Symbols

HU Jia-xiang

2005, 24(1):  45-51. 

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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.

Routinization of Contemporary Western Art: De-Charm? En-Charm?

WAN Shu-yuan

2005, 24(1):  52-55. 

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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.

The Essence of Spinoza’s Ethics

YAO Zhen-qiang

2005, 24(1):  56-58. 

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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”.

Web Language in Light of Semiologic Theory

ZONG Li, LI Jing

2005, 24(1):  62-65. 

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Human Internal Transmission: Personal Language or Soliloquy of an Individual

HU Hua-tao

2005, 24(1):  66-69. 

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Connotation of Citizen’s Consciousness

HU Hong-hong

2005, 24(1):  70-74. 

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Legal Interpretation of Taxation Natures

ZHAO Li-xin

2005, 24(1):  75-78. 

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Analytical Exploration Into State Compensation Responsibility for Negative Administrative Legislation

WANG Xin-sheng

2005, 24(1):  79-82. 

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Explication of Article 76 in Traffic Safety Code

ZOU Jun

2005, 24(1):  83-85. 

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Bismark’s Dynasty-Centred Viewpoint and Its Influence on Deutschland Nation-State

DENG Hong-ying

2005, 24(1):  86-90. 

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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.

Probing Into System Reform of State Enterprises by Means of Management Buyout

HU Chuan

2005, 24(1):  96-98. 

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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.

Reflection on Service of Negotiable Bond Guarantee Conducted by Commercial Bank

ZHANG Xu-xin

2005, 24(1):  110-112. 

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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.