JIANGHAN ACADEMIC

Law Language is a Technical One Different From National Language

PAN Qing-yun

2004, 23(2): 18-22.

Asbtract ( 215 )

PDF (1409KB) ( 295 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

Law language refers to the practical application of the national language to law-making and law enforcement, and to scientific research of law. Law language is resulted from the influence on the language exerted by the ruling classes andmainstream societies via law and lawyers through the ages. As a technical language being different from the natural language, law language has its own featuresin its absorption and application of the natural language. Technically, both inthe arrangement of ideas in speech and in presentation sequence, it manifests its distinctive feature different from languages used in other fields.

A Query on Ma Shi Wen Tong

CAO Hai-dong

2004, 23(2): 33-35.

Asbtract ( 207 )

PDF (1479KB) ( 112 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

There reads in Part A of Duke Wen of Teng in Mengzi(The Book of Mencius)“然后中国可而食也(and then the Central Plains can be got and nibblend up).”Ma Shi Wen Tong(Ma’s Grammar Book) holds the view that in the quoted part is an auxiliary, which has the same word property as 可 meaning “be able to”, “can”, By extensive investigation into relative examples used in ancient documents, books and records, the present paper comes to the conclusion that the under discussion is not an auxiliary but an ordinary verb meaning “get”.

Unstressed Sounds in Songzi Dialect

WANG Zhi-fang

2004, 23(2): 42-44.

Asbtract ( 236 )

PDF (1399KB) ( 449 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

The characteristics of the unstressed sounds in Songzi dialect are the shortening of the sound length and the change of the sound pitch. Its pitch keep the toneof the final pitch of the previous word. The unstressed syllable in Songzi dialect has only the pitch characteristic, but there remains the arch characteristicof the word previous to the unstressed sound. If the previous word has the rising and rising-falling tones, modified tones occur.

Compilation and Circulation of Collected Works of South Weihe River

ZHANG Hao

2004, 23(2): 45-49.

Asbtract ( 385 )

PDF (1498KB) ( 387 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

It must have been in the 7th month of the 2nd year of Jiading when Lu You compiled Collected Works of South Weihe River,which was a hurried summing-up of the lifetime prose works by the author. Carelessomissions in collection and style should the author valued his poetic works more than his prose. Different from that of the poetic manuscripts, the style of the book assorted the writings. Careless omissions often occurred as to style andtime sequence as a result of limited time for compiling. The book was comparatively wide spread with more than one version during the Song and the Yuan dynasties. Two versions of the book were current in the Ming dynasty, at the end of which it got its present title of Collected Works of South Weihe River. What Beijing Library has collected is the most complete collected works by Lu You till now.

Withdrawal of Zimbabwe From British Commonwealth as Viewed in Light of Political Science

XIANG Yu

2004, 23(2): 69-73.

Asbtract ( 240 )

PDF (1413KB) ( 103 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

On December the 7th of 2003, The Commonwealth Heads Of Government Meeting (CHOGM) decided to continue Zimbabwe’s suspension from the Commonwealth due to the human rights and democracy condition in Zimbabwe.On the same day the government of Zimbabwe declared its formal withdrawal from the Commonwealth. This essay tries to look at this political event from the point of political science,holding the view that Zimbabwe’s present democratic political system lacks necessary independency, because to some extent it is based on the original economic foundation controlled by thewhite farmer, so the political system is not capable of meeting the demand of thesociety, while the hurried measures taken by the government to satisfy people’seconomic benefits are regarded as a viola

Probing Into and Analysis of Role Played by Students Studying in Japan in May 4th Movement

CUI Xin-ming

2004, 23(2): 74-77.

Asbtract ( 205 )

PDF (1405KB) ( 114 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

The May 4th Movement is a patriotic one with far-reaching historical significance in China. The conventional point of view fixed the category of the “students” to be those progressive ones at home, however, substantial historical data show that those studying in Japan played an inestimable role in the Movement. Boththose returned from Japan in earlier period and those studying in Japan at thattime contributed most greatly to the preparation, organization, mobilization and leadership of the Movement.

Study of Plate Economy Pattern of Wuhan

ZHOU Zai-quan

2004, 23(2): 78-81.

Asbtract ( 206 )

PDF (1406KB) ( 143 )

References | Related Articles | Metrics

According to the regional distribution characteristics of Wuhan’s economy, the development pattern of Wuhan’s plate econony is divided into two scalesthe first scale consists of 3 big plates and the second of several basic plates subdivided in the big one. The process and orientation of the city development of Wuhanshould beto accelerate the enhancement of the economic strength and the expansion of the city area by increasing the basic plates in both quality and quantityso as to stand firmly like a three-legged tripot in forming a cluster of cities.

How to Foster Entrepreneurship in Family Enterprise

XU Qin

2004, 23(2): 82-85.

Asbtract ( 214 )

PDF (1402KB) ( 112 )

Table of Content