The Symbolic Meanings of ＂Food＂ and ＂Hunger＂ in The Woman Warrior

In novel the Woman Warrior,food and hunger have indispensable symbolic meanings.Hunger becomes a symbol of women's desire and the only way to get rid of the hunger is the food——women's self-reliance.     

The Syntax of the Finite Verb ＂have＂

The author investigates the phenomenon of head movement, taking the finite verb have in some varieties of English as an example. Moreover, the author describes the importance of adjacency and head movement constraint, and makes an in -depth analysis of this language phenomenon.     

＂The Needham problem H＂ in the ＂Doctrines of the Primary Qi＂

＂李约瑟难题Ⅱ＂：为什么在公元前2世纪到公元15世纪期间,中国文明在获取自然知识并将其应用于人的实际需要方面成效较高,而现代科学未在中国文明中成长。从＂元气说＂的角度看,气既是自然物质的本原,也是人类精神的本原;既具有多元性与连续性,又具有应变性与感应性。这使中国科学技术及其思维范型的适应能力、同化能力与扩展应用能力较强。同时,元气说也是现代科学的思想宝库。因此,我国应重视传统文化建设与科学文化建设并汲取中国传统文化中的科学精神。     

Rereading the Contradiction in ＂The Hereditary House of the Marquis of Liu＂

In the biography of The Hereditary House of the Marquis of Liu, Zhang Liang,the major character,is undoubtedly regarded as a great talent in military strategy as well as a prototype of wisdom in later Chinese novels.However,the author Sima Qian compares Zhang Liang to a woman in his concluding remarks,which greatly reflect his ambiguous attitude toward Zhang Liang.To find out the reason why Zhang Liang's portrait is more significant than his image revealed in the narrative provides readers a chance to inspe...     

The Symbolic significance of the Rose in ＂A Rose for Emily＂

The short story ＂A Rose for Emily＂ draws a vivid picture of the southern descendents. It attracts readers＇ attention successfiully and makes us immersed in the whole story. And the ingenious usage of symbolism is a distinctive feature, which makes the story filled with pro- found implications. This paper intends to make a brief analysis the symbolic significance ofth erose in the short story.     

＂The Flea＂ and ＂A Valediction：Forbidding Mourning＂

John Donne is a representative of 17th century English metaphysical poets.Donne’s poetry embraces a wide range of secular and religious subjects.His poetry is full of philosophical metaphor,and quick thinking activities are lively and strong passions-love passion and the passion of religious integration,which created a new harmony.Reading Donne’s poetry is like participating in a mental game,only use our brains in order to catch up with speeding on the poet’s imagination,his exquisite taste of the speculation.The Flea is one of representative works by John Donne.A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning is the most famous works of Donne’s works.Both "The Flea" and "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" are famous love poems by John Donne.The two poems have something in common and something different.Although the two poems are similar and also different to each other,they both set their own situation properly and impressively.     

The further interpretation of human nature by Hawthorne＇s novel ＂the Scarlet Letter＂

＂The Scarlet Letter＂ is Hawthorne＇s realist representative. In his masterpiece the Scarlet letter, Hawthorne tells us that all human beings are combination of goodness and evil. As human nature changes between goodness and evil, the science mastered by human beings may bring happiness or pains.     

The Difference Between ＂Which＂And ＂As＂ in the Attributive Clause

本文阐述了定语从句中关系代词“As”和“Which”的主要用法及其在非限定性定语从句中的区别。通过大量的例句进行比较，分析，说明，使读者很容易理解并掌握二者的用法及区别，这对学习英语语法，掌握定语从句有一定的帮助作用?     

A Symbolistic Study of Robert Frost＇s＂The Road not Taken＂ and ＂Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening＂

Synabolism is a major literary theory which is often adopted by many poets. It refers to the use of symbols to represent things. Robert Frost is among the best poets who are well-known for the symbolic poems. His poems are easily understood since they are written like everyday speech. Robert Frost uses natural symbolism in a lot of his poems. He has written about the natural scenes and wildlife so much that some people consider him as a natnre Doer.     

Human Nature： A Reflection of ＂The Minister’s Black Veil： A Parable＂

According to Hawthorne’s ＂The Minister’s Black Veil： A Parable＂, we can know that the author thinks human nature is evil. This paper discusses the following questions： what is human nature？ Whether human nature exists？ And how to realize human nature？     

Learner Language Analysis of the Use of ＂Past Tense＂

The study focuses on uses of different category of verbs in two learners’writing about the events happened in the past.The results suggest that errors of past tense include:present tense used instead of past tense,overuse of past tense,misuse of verb’s past tense form,perfect used instead of past,and be added before verb instead of past.The results of errors for each verb category are that states and activities are made more errors in past tense expressions,and there was little difference between states and...     

Stylistic Analysis of ＂A Modest Proposal＂

Jonathan Swift is the supreme master of prose and one of the greatest satirists in English literature.This paper tries to analyze his famous satiric works,"A Modest Proposal" in a stylistic way.By using stylistic analysis,the author aims to help readers appreciate this essay much easier and get the conclusion that Swift censures the landlords and the English government should be responsible for all the misery of the Irish people and shows great sympathy for poor Irish people in this satire works.     

An Appreciation of ＂Raven＂ from Sound Perspective

Poe＇s ＂Raven＂ is one of the greatest masterpieces in American literary history. Learners are analyzing it from various perspectives, its image, its massage, its function to Poe＇s creative principles, etc. This paper shall further discuss the sound used in the poem. Thanks to the sound, it becomes one of most beautiful poems in the world.     

＂Steiner trees＂ between cell walls of sisal

Through careful analysis on the cross-section of sisal fibers, it is found that the middle lamellae between the cell walls have clear geometric characteristics： between the cell walls of three neighboring cells, the middle lamellae form a three-way junction with 120° symmetry. If the neighboring three-way junctions are connected, a network of Steiner tree with angular symmetry and topological invariability is formed. If more and more Steiner trees are connected, a network of Steiner rings is generated. In another word, idealized cell walls and the middle lamellae are dominated by the Steiner geometry. This geometry not only depicts the geometric symmetry, the topological invariability and minimal property of the middle lamellae, but also controls the mechanics of sisal fibers.