Modern Stream of Consciuosness in A Rose for Emily

William Faulkner’s style of works earns the popularity of the modem stream of consciousness technique. A Rose for Emily is one of his most impressive short stories, whose theme may challenge readers to work out from different perspectives. This paper mainly presents a psychoanalytical account of the reflections of its theme by way of the social and psychological conflicts between erotic passions and human cruelty portrayed in the story.     

Insensibility of Humanity is the Root of Emily＇s Tragedy--A Brief Analysis on a Rose for Emily

In William Faulkner＇s A Rose for Emily,we can read his attitude to Southern traditional civilization and patriarchal social system.William Faulkner revealed that the root of women＇s tragic fate was the brutality and cruelty of Southern tradition,and opened out corrupting and perverting of Southern aristocrat according drawing many vivid characters.This thesis analyzes these insensible figures to fulminate against the inhuman society tradition in South America at that time.     

From Loss to Awakening

Katherine Mansfield's short story A Dill Pickle(1917)shows a full picture of the female image to the readers:Vera's loss in love and her awakening from the sorrow and despair.Vera changes during the talk with her former boyfriend and achieves in awakening as a female at last.     

On “A Rose for Emily”

William Faulkner is regarded as one of the leading American authors of the Twentieth Century and the leading representative of"Southern Literature. "His writings draw the attention of not only the Americans but also the whole world. From many aspects, he is an original writer. His subject matter, his originality of working out the plot, and his unusual artistic style let him stand like a firm and erect reef in the fast changing Western literary currents. It is owing to his outstanding contribution to world litreature that he was awarded The Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950.     

An analysis to the characters of the typical figure in Charlotte Bronte''''s《Jane·Eyre》

Charlotte Bronte,the greatest English realistic woman writer in the middle of the 19th century.As a member from a literary family,she created a very brave woman Jane Eyre,who defended her freedom and independence and finally gained equality and love through her own struggle.This paper analyzes the characters of this typical figure,described the deep-touching story.     

哥特山庄的闯入者-浅析简·爱的哥特特征(英文)

This thesis explored the gothic features of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre from the perspective of traditional relations between the hero and heroine.Jane Eyre is read as a typical gothic story of a female knight rescue a male prisoner isolated in a remote castle by a mysterious force.The force might be a villain or an unseen power created by human mind.The typical gothic hero and heroine,the weird setting,the mystery and suspense,the supernatural power all contribute to enhance the character of Jane Eyre.     

The Light of Human Nature——on the Function of Character Lena Grove in Light in August

This paper aims at explaining the importance and function of the character Lena Grove in William Faulkner’s famous novel Light in August. The meaning of the title is explored by making comparisons between Lena and other main characters.     

Functions of VEGF in female reproductive system

As a homodimeric glycoprotein,vascular endothelial growth factor(VEGF)is a highly specific mitogen of vascular endothelial cells.It can induce proliferation and migration,and inhibit apoptosis of endothelial cell.VEGF is involved in many processes in the female reproductive system,such as ovulation,periodical changes of endometrium,embryo implantation and development,VEGF plays important roles in some reproductive diseases,including preeclampsia and fetal hypoevolutism in uterus.Based on our studies on angiogenesis and its relevant factors in the female reproductive system these years,the functions of VEGF in female reproductive system are reviewed,and the research prospect and application of VEGF are also discussed.     

Analysis of Voltaire＇s Candide—— from the Perspective of Gender Roles

This essay analyzes the famous French writer＇s novel Candide from the perspective of gender roles. It introduces some literary terms related to gender, and explains my understanding of the gender roles some characters have played from the aspects of wars and masculinity, Candide and masculinity, female characters and femininity, and Candide related to feminism.     

丰碑的倒塌--福克纳和"献给艾米莉的玫瑰"

This article first introduces Faunlkner′s Yaknapatawpha serial,a mythical kingdom created by Faulkner in most of his major works,and Faulkner′s main concerns in his writing.Then,A Rose for Emily,one of the serial,is appreciated to show some of Faulkner′s artistic preoccupations.The article presents that Faulkner exposes,in this short novel,the conflicts between the old tradition and the new order in the Southand the disillusionment of the southern descendants in the conflicts.     

简评《艾米莉的玫瑰》(英文)

A Rose for Emily, One of the most frequentlyanthologized stories by Faulkner, is the remarkable story ofEmily Grierson, an aging spinster in Jefferson, whose deathand funeral drew the attention of the whole town,“the manthrough a sort of respectful affec…     

William Godwin and His Detective Story

The detective story is distinguished from other forms of fiction by the fact that it is a puzzle. The Adventures of Caleb Williams (1794),written by English philosopher William Godwin,deserves an honorable place among the detective story's predecessors. Some critics consider it a gothic novel,others consider it a precursor to the English detective novel,and still others refer to it as the first psychological novel. It's very indispensable to make further analysis.     

The True Fortune Through Pip's Eyes in Great Expectations

Charles Dickens （1812-1870） is one of the most outstanding English writers in the 19th century. Great Expectations written in Charles＇ later years is one of his mature works. It is the story of Pip＇ s deterioration from an innocent boy into an arrogant gendeman and his redemption as a good-natured person. The thesis of this paper is to analyze and compare the cruelty, hypocrisy of the Bourgeoisie and the plain, kindness of the working people, with the purpose of indicating the true fortune in one＇s life is not the applied money or fame, but virtues, affection and goodness.     

Distribution of a kinesinrelated protein on Golgi apparatus of tobacco pollen tubes

The conventional kinesin and kinesin-related proteins (KRPs) constitute a large family of microtubule-based molecular motors. Members of this family bind to micro-tubules in an ATP-dependent manner. They all have microtubule-activated ATPaes activities, and play essential roles in the transport of various vesicles and organelles in eukaryotic cells[1―3]. The first plant kinesin-like protein was detected in tobacco pollen tube with an antibody against animal kinesin[4]. Recently, a number …     

Narrator and Narrative Voice in “Soldier＇s Home”

＂Soldier＇s Home,＂ Hemingway employs a third person narrator which narrates the short story in a seemingly detached and indifferent narrative voice. However,further exploration of the narrator and narrative voice in the story demonstrates that,instead of being thoroughly detached,the narrator constantly penetrates into the protagonist＇s consciousness,merges with character＇s voice,and even betrays Hemingway＇s sympathies with his protagonist. This paper attempts to explore narrator and narrative voice used in this story which contribute a lot to the alienation theme of the story as well as the successful depiction and characterization of a young soldier who finds himself desperate,disillusioned and alienated after returning home from the First World.War.     

《天堂之路》的情节、结构与风格

This paper is a study of Dahl‘s story “The way Up to Heaven“ in terms of plot, structure and style,showing his unique mastery of the traditional story-telling techniques and the remarkable narrative fineness of the story by discussing how the incidents are built up and how the story develops and ends.     

Matrix metalloproteinases （MMPs） and trophoblast invasion

MMPs and their natural tissue inhibitors TIMPs are crucial in coordinated breakdown and remodeling of the extracellular matrix (ECM) in physiological and pathological situations. Placentation is a key event of pregnancy in which MMPs/TIMPs system plays important roles in regulating the extravillus cytotrophoblast (EVTs) invasion. This paper focuses on expression patterns and regulatory mechanisms of MMPs/TIMPs family members during the process of placentation. Their implications in curing pregnancy-related diseases are also discussed.     

Inhibitors of protein kinase C

Protein kinase catalyzes the transfer of the γ-phosphoryl group from ATP to the hydroxyl groups o fprotein side chains, which plays critical roles in signal transduction pathways by transmitting extracellular signals across the plasma membrane and nuclear membrane to the destination sites in the cytoplasm and the nucleus. Protein kinase C (PKC) is a superfamily of phospholipid-dependent Ser/Thr kinase. There are at least 12 isozymes in PKC family.They are distributed in different tissues and play different roles in physiological processes. On account of their concern with a variety of pathophysiologic states, such as cancer,inflammatory conditions, autoimmune disorder, and cardiac diseases, the inhibitors, which can inhibit the activity of PKC and the interaction of cytokine with receptor, and interfere signal transduction pathway, may be candidates of therapeutic drugs. Therefore, intense efforts have been made to develop specific protein kinase inhibitors as biological tools and therapeutic agents. This article reviews the recent development of some of PKC inhibitors based on their interaction with different conserved domains and different inhibition mechanisms.