＂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.     

A Review of The Road Not Taken

The Road Not Taken is one of the most important poems written byAmerican famous poet Robert Frost.The poem reflects his important life experi-ence,thought and emotions.Even today this poem is significant.     

A Poem of Exotic Tragic Beauty ——Appreciation of The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost

The Road Not Taken is one of the best known poems by Robert Frost.Simple and beautiful in form,it is profound in meaning.It reflects the tragedy of human beings as a whole and also the personal tragedy of the poet himself,and as a consequence,it is tinted with an exotic sense of tragic beauty.     

A Study of the Carpe Diem in Two Literary Poems

Carpe diem expresses a philosophy of recognizing the brevity of life and seizing an opportunity in time.Poems then breathe wit and wisdom with the carpe diem theme running through,on the basis of which many distinguished Cavalier poets have created a number of masterpieces.Among them are Robert Herrick’s "To the Virgins,to Make Much of Time" and Pierre de Ronsard’s "To Hélène".This essay therefore will compare the two poems from the aspects of the message and the way they confront the fleeting nature of life through verse.     

A Brief Comment on Frost＇s Mending Wall

Poetry reading is a process of constantly discovering process. Robert Frost is the most popular 20th century American poet. His poetry has a unique artistic charm. Through the analysis of his poem＂Mending Wall＂, this article tries to interpret Robert Frost＇s phonology Metrical the distinct characteristics and style in his poetry.     

论爱默生其人其诗

Ralph Waldo Emerson, born in 19th century's America, is most famous for his transcendental ideas and writings. He was deeply influenced by European Romanticism in his thirties and formed an informal Transcendental Club with people of like minds. His thought is often considered the core of Transcendentalism. "Nature" is the fundamental document of his philosophy and an embodiment of his transcendental attitude towards the phenomenal world. He also wrote some other brilliant essays such as "The American Scholar", "Self-Reliance", "The Over-Soul" and "The Poet", etc, all of which established his indisputable position in the history of culture, especially in the American Culture where he is regarded as the one who, in literally terms at least, really put America on map. But considering Emerson's writings without significant emphasis on his verse would be a great loss. Emerson wrote poetry from the time he was a boy to nearly the end of his life. These poems are essential for understanding him and his transcendental theories and are receiving more extensive representation in anthologies while significant critical analyses are emerging though some modern readers and scholars tend to view his poetry as secondary to the "essential" Emerson. In view of the above, this paper supposes to introduce Emerson's views on poets and poems and then analyze some of his famous poems in the order of 'Emerson as a Poet', 'Emerson's Views on Poets and Poems' and 'Emerson's Poems' with the third one as the focus of this paper. The purpose of this paper is to try to make the comprehension on Emerson and his abstract transcendental theories more complete and thorough by emphasizing his contribution in the poetic field.     

John Keats,a Contradictory Unity of Self-abandonment and Self-preservation

Introduction As the abandonment of self is described by many critics and scholars as an"important romantic character"for Romantic poets(Benton 33),it seems to be a tradition that Romantic poets are always pinned down by their intentions to reach sublimity,and their identification and expansion of egoism are therefore generally ignored.Even the poets themselves,emphasize their ability to surrender their individual thoughts to a grander existence.     

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.     

On ＂Richard Cory＂

＂Richard Cory＂ is one of Edwin Arlington Robinson＇s remarkable poems. The form of the poem is traditional. The words in the poem are seemingly simple but particularly chosen. The theme of the poem is about the importance of the spiritual life. As time goes on, the poem is still displaying lasting and universal meaning.     

POETRY AND PLAIN SENSE

(A Note on the Poetie Method of T. S. Eliot) 1The poetic method of Mr. T. S. Eliot consists in a delicate symbolization ofFeeling. wide variations of Tone. a consists shift of Intention and an almost complete disregard for Plain Sense.2 This method is effected by composing poems ineight languages or more and by making them into mosaics of quotation fromother poets, some of them bad poets and others unknown to tile general reader.Many critics have thought that Mr. Eliot was not justified…     

The Romance and Peace in Death

Emily Dickinson is regarded as a chief poet as great as Walt Whitman in American in 19th century.Death is one of the typical themes in Emily Dickinson's poems,which is not terrible as usual but positive,natural,even beautiful and romantic.Emily Dickinson shows the world in a special way,and we can sense the romance and peace in her 'death'.This essay takes one of Dickinson's selected poems Because I could not stop for Death as an example to study Dickinson's unique cognize angle for death and special writing style to achieve a dreamlike effect.     

The Romantic Elements in the Daffodils --Half Blue,Half Golden

William Wordsworth, the representative of the romantic writers and a great writer of the nature, has made great contribution in poetic theory. Daffodils is one of the many poems written by Wordsworth on the beauty of nature. His great imagination, with the poet＇s philosophical and somewhat mystical thought, is deeply rooted in the poetical creation. In this paper, his most representative poem is closely examined to appreciate how Wordsworth combines his deep love for nature and his romantic language in his great poem.     

A Numerical Method for Cavity Identification in Beams on an Elastic Foundation

An analytical solution for the natural frequencies of a beam containing a cavity on an elastic foundation is presented. Based on the analytical solution, a numerical method for identifying cavities in the foundation is developed. The position and size of the cavities are identified by minimizing an objective function, which is formulated according to the difference between the computed and measured natural frequencies of the system. The conjugate gradient algorithm is adopted for minimizing the objective function. Some numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the applicability of the presented cavity determination method. The results show that the presented method can be used to identify the cavity position and size conveniently and efficiently.     

Palmer's Cultural Linguistics and Its Implications for Translation Studies

As an English learner and educator,I am devoting myself to translating works in clear and exact way.But in practice,I find it very difficult to translate works from one language to another,especially some Chinese ancient poets,which embodies the essence of Chinese culture.And what makes me obsessed with is the imageries conveyed in the two cultures.One word in Chinese ancient poets is not only interpreted literally but also explained between the lines,because it will contain a lot of images,which are most difficult to be translated.Therefore,I have to understand the basic meaning,besides it is necessary for me to understand the images and transform them into another language so that the translation can drive home to the natives.Here I borrow the theories from the cultural linguistics to translate Chinese poets.I will try best to apply the theories to translation from Chinese to English and compare some works including various versions.Finally I will draw a conclusion that for translation,the cultural linguistics is essential.     

NO CONTEXT,NO TEXT

Translation is the faithful representation in one language of whatis written or said in another,and accurate comprehension is alwaysthe basis of a correct translatiou.It's true that dictionaries andgrammatical analysis are something indispensable in translation.Butif we are to use them effectively we should remeber that accuratecomprehension requires great care to grasp the spirit and essence of     

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Chinese Science Bulletin is a comprehensive academic journal cosponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Its primary mission is to encourage communication of the novel and important research results in various fields of natural sciences. The contributions are required to be readable and have immediate and far-reaching implications to a broader audience.     

Information for Authors

Chinese Science Bulletin is a comprehensive academic journal cosponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Its primary mission is to encourage communication of the novel and important research results in various fields of natural sciences. The contributions are required to be readable and have immediate and far-reaching implications to a broader audience.     

Information for Authors

Chinese Science Bulletin is a comprehensive academic journal cosponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Its primary mission is to encourage communication of the novel and important research results in various fields of natural sciences. The contributions are required to be readable and have immediate and far-reaching implications to a broader audience.     

Information for Authors

Chinese Science Bulletin is a comprehensive academic jour-nal cosponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Its primary mission is to encourage communication of the novel and im-portant research results in various fields of natural sciences. The contributions are required to be readable and have imme-diate and far-reaching implications to a broader audience.