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01 February 2005, Volume 24 Issue 2

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Orignal Article

Feminine Poetry:Free Expectation and Possible Hover^①

ZHOU Zai

2005, 24(2):  5-12. 

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Life Consciousness of China’s Feminine Poetry in 20th Century

WANG Yan-fang

2005, 24(2):  13-18. 

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Anxiety and Writing:Gender Consciousness in Feminine Poetry

ZHANG Xiao-hong

2005, 24(2):  19-23. 

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Liu Zhiji’s Remarks on Zuo Zhuan, an Ancient Chinese Chronological History

HUANG Jue-hong

2005, 24(2):  24-27. 

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Trial Remark on Mythological System in Shan Hai Jing (Legends of Mountain and Seas)

LI Chuan

2005, 24(2):  28-31. 

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Function of Criticism by Literary Editors

ZHANG Tao

2005, 24(2):  37-40. 

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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.

Vocabulary Modernization and Language Plan

SU Jin-zhi

2005, 24(2):  45-48. 

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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.

A Study of the Pattern“NP₁＋bei+NP₂+VP₁+VP₂”

XIN Cheng-ji

2005, 24(2):  49-52. 

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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.

Research Results on Verb and Object Relation in Ancient Chinese Can Solve Puzzles in Modern Chinese

YAN Hong-ming

2005, 24(2):  53-57. 

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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.

Dynamic Auxiliary “dao₃[tau⁴⁴] ” and Verb-Complement-Structured 2nd Element “dao₄[tau⁴⁴] ” in Xinzhou Dialect

LUO Qing-yun

2005, 24(2):  58-61. 

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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.

Comparison of Vague Words and Expressions Between Chinese and English Ad Styles

HUANG Jia-li

2005, 24(2):  62-65. 

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Seeking the True, Soliciting the Good and Effecting the Beautiful of Science

JIN De-wan

2005, 24(2):  70-73. 

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Modern Science and Explanation of the Universe Knowability

HONG BO

2005, 24(2):  74-77. 

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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.

Tentative Remark on He Xinyin’s Path to Dying for Righteous Cause

LIU Jian-yu

2005, 24(2):  78-81. 

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Structure of Theoretical System of Creative Psychology

WEI Kang-mei

2005, 24(2):  89-92. 

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Choice of Ways to Protect Private Property Ownership by Public Law

SHI You-qi

2005, 24(2):  93-98. 

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Infringement of Environment Results in Adjustment of Important Conditions

YI Yuan-yuan

2005, 24(2):  99-101. 

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Scrutiny of Indemnity-Recovering Right of Subrogation Under Wantage Insurance

WANG Zhen-qiong

2005, 24(2):  102-104. 

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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.

Alternative Consideration of Appearance in Court of Criminal procedure Witness——from the angle of economic analysis

YIN Ze-hai,SONG Zhi-jun

2005, 24(2):  105-108. 

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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.

Is Legal Nature of Commercial Ads Offer Invitation?

CHEN Li-wang

2005, 24(2):  109-112. 

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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.