Hemingway’s Scar and His Strong Will

Hemingway＇s inner world is not balanced. He had a strong will, and on the other hand, he is hurt severely. Based on the analysis of Hemingway＇s experience and his works, the paper aims to study Hemingway＇s life attitude： Men, all sooner or later, go down to defeat： it is how they face the ordeal that determines their status.     

A Trapped Angel——The Significance of the role Hester in The Scarlet Letter

This paper puts forward the significance of the creation of Hester.Hester is a trapped angel,her gradually transformation process is a tragedy that she changes from a tradition resistor to a defender,and does not receive true love.This role enlightens us readers as to reflections on women’s status and on social transformation.At last,it gives a conclusion that Hester’s tragedy is sympathetic.It is not only the tragedy of Hester but also the tragedy of that era.     

试析中国书法艺术元素在设计中的应用及其走向

Jane Eyre is a distinctive figure in literature history. Her appearance changes the stale impression of woman in literature in people＇s mind,also her self-esteem and her independence arose praise,discussion,love and thinking in readers. No doubt,Jane Eyre is a bright star shining on the way of women＇s liberation and growth.Jane Eyre is a vivid and well-developed figure. She has substantial internal world. There is not only self-esteem and independence but also sense of inferiority as well as longing for beauty and classy life in her. She develops her character in series of conflicts between her internal world and the reality. Jane Eyre steps through these conflicts to find the balanced state in her life bravely. The equality is always what she longs for whenever she is an orphan or the governess. She regards this as the essence of life. In her emaciated body there is a sensible and stanch heart full of fierce emotion. Jane Eyre is a self-governed woman who is very faithful to her own sense and feeling. Every change in her life; every decision she makes at the pivotal moment show her strong will. She leads her own fate and achieves the dreamed life and love finally. Jane Eyre is plain looking while her self-respect,her independence,her pursuing for love and equality and her wisdom make her unforgettable.     

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 Simple Analysis of the Image of the Dark Lady in Shakespeare''''s Sonnets

Shakespeare,the colossus in English literature,writes thirty-seven world-famous plays as well as one hundred and fifty-four universally appreciatedsonnets during English Renaissance period.His sonnets are the crystallization of his deep thought and his perfect art.Sonnets127-154 are addressed to a dark-skinnedwoman.This woman is not a fashionable beauty,but she is very attractive.Also she is dissolute in nature and experienced in loving affairs.The sonnets are focused on the entanglement between the poet and her.His point of view towards the woman is contradictory:he praises his deeply loving girl,and at the same time he blames her disloyalty.     

Women＇s Image of Nurturers in Anderson＇s Stories

Women＇s image of nurturers is successfully portrayed in Sherwood Anderson＇s stories.Anderson places hopes on women for two reasons：Women retain nurturing impulses which benefit men,and with their tenderness,understanding and love they can comfort the frustrated,defeated men;Women are less defeated by modern life and with their wisdom and ability to deal with the realities of life,they may help men out of their impotence and frustration.This paper gives a detailed analysis of the female characters＇image of nurturers in these stories.     

A DEEP ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTER IN TESS OF D＇URBERVILLES BY HARDY

A good novel depends on the success in portraying the characters in it. In Tess of the D＇Urbervilles, Tess is a beautiful country glrl. In this novel, she is a new woman. She is not submissive to man and full of rebel spirit. Because she is educated, she has a strong self-respect. The more important is that after being seduced, she not only maintains her virtue but also becomes stronger. Her true and pure love for Clare drives her to break the convention and tolerate others＇ satire.     

The Women Characters in the Novel The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby is a significant classic in American literature and Fitzgerald is also considered as a chronicler of the＂Jazz Age＂.The women characters play an important role in revealing the theme of the novel.The paper analyzes these women characters and points out their function juxtaposed against Gatsby.These women are all the victims of a society of wealth in American twenties.Compared to Fitzgerald＇s life,his attitude toward women and love is ambivalent.What happens to Gatsby is a warning to the rest of mankind.In the progress of realizing our own dream,we should be and can be soberer than those protagonists in the novel.     

The Symbolic Meaning in Cat in the Rain

This article concentrates on the symbolic meaning of Ernest Hemingway＇s short story Cat in the Rain .Meanwhile, the paper focuses on his way of writing. Actually, the readers may find more information after observing the symbolization in his short stories.     

Introduction about Eileen Chang’s translation of the Old Men and the Sea

People in our country know Eileen Chang mainly as an outstanding writer and literator.In fact she is appreciated more than being a writer internationally.Yet Chang’s outstanding talent as a trans1ator is known very 1ittle in mainland China.This thesis selects Eileen Chang’s translation phenomenon as the object of study. Mainly because at first, the translator is of course the decisive factor that makes the target text equivalent to the source text,and case study of outstanding translators obviously is a very important part of both translation theories and practice. Among the factors influencing translation, the subjectivity of the translator is the key one. For a translator who is also a writer,his/ her writing view influences his/ her translating ractice. Eileen Chang’s writing view is inflected in her translation of The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. In my thesis, I would analysis her skill when translating the Old Man and the Sea. I found that she reflected her own attitude to the life when translating the novel.     

Hemingway’s Political Views in His First Period of Creation

Based on the influence of different relationship between general ideology and authorial ideology on Hemingway＇s works in the first period of his creation, the thesis aims to study the different reflection of his political interest from the perspective of ideology.     

Hemingway＇ s Political Views in His Second Period of Creation

Based on the influence of different relationship between general ideology and authorial ideology on Hemingway＇s works in the second period of his creation, the thesis aims to study the different reflection of his political interest from the perspective of ideology.     

On Tragic Consciousness In The Works By Ernest Hemingway

As an American modern novelist who were famous in the literary world, Hemingway was not a person who always followed the trend but a sharp observer. At the same time, he was a tragedy maestro, he paid great attention on existence, fate and end-result. The dramatis personae's tragedy of his works was an extreme limit by all means tragedy on the meaning of fearless challenge that failed. The beauty of tragedy was not produced on the destruction of life, but now this kind of value was in the impact activity. They performed for the reader about the tragedy on challenging for the limit and the death.     

An Ecocritical Interpretation of Jude the Obscure

Thomas Hardy is a famous novelist and poet in the 19th century.Both in his novels and poems,Hardy shows his deep love fornature.Jude the Obscure,Hardy＇s last novel,deeply reflects his ecological thoughts.Based on the theory of ecocriticism,this paper tries toanalyze Hardy＇s ecological thoughts from two aspects including natural ecology and spiritual ecology.The writer＇s lament for the destructionof environment and his sympathy for animals reflect his natural ecological thoughts;the tragedies of Sue and Little Father Time remind peo-ple of the importance of keeping spiritual ecological balance.Interpreting the novel from the perspective of ecocriticism,this paper intends toshow Hardy＇s attempt to keep natural and spiritual ecological balance,and then help the readers to form a better understanding of both Har-dy＇s works and his ideas of literary creation.     

从幽默到讽刺——小论马克·吐温文学作品里的幽默与讽刺

Samuel L. Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, remains one of the world＇s widely read authors. Mark Twain is one of the most famous writers in American literature. He is a famous American novelist and satirist, changed his writing style from humor to bitter satire with the development of the society and his understanding of it. The characters in his novels vary from common people to politicians and principal citizens. In order to meet their selfish ends, they invent stories and sling mud at others. These clumsy performances help us see clearly the ugly.     

组合钢模板在水工隧洞混凝土衬砌施工中的应用

This paper is to explore and analyze the representations of women in Hollywood action films-Kill Bill and Charlie’s Angels.In the former Hollywood action films such as 007,women are often depicted as a foil or assistant to the leading actors.What have been emphasized is their appearance and body;they depend on men and they need to be protected by men.However,in Kill Bill and Charlie’s Angels,women appear to be the leading roles.They become physically strong and they are able to defeat men.However,the women images in these films are still designed to meet the men’s standard,to satisfy their sexual desire towards women,and to reflect their male domination.Part I is a brief introduction of the women images in former action films and offers the thesis statement.Part II concentrates on the marginalized and specialized women images,which provide pleasant sensation to male audiences.Part III is about the male domination reflected in these mentioned films.Part IV focuses on the cinematic ways of shooting used in these films and how the women bodies are exposed in front of the audiences by using these means of shooting.Part V is the conclusion of this paper.     

Materialized Idealism：the Theme of D.H.Lawrence＇s “Things”

Through vividly comparing the Melvilles＇ ideal with their action, the essay reveals the theme of D.H. Lawrence＇s Things that soul is based on material and ideals cannot do without materials. Erasmus and Valerie claim that they are pining for purity and beauty, but what they are actually pursuing is materialized idealism.     

Nationalism Reflected in Barometer Rising

Hugh MacLennan is a famous Canadian novelist and essayist. In his long literary career, he wrote a great number of works and gained many literary honors. But above all, he is a writer, focusing on national issues of Canada, which is well demonstrated by his first novel-Barometer Rising, in which nationalism abounds. This paper covers three parts. Chapter one is mainly about Hugh MacLennan, his first work Barometer RAsing as well as the introduction to nationalism and MacLennan＇s contribution in fiction in this respect. Chapter two focuses on nationalism in his first novel. The last chapter is the conclusion part in which we know that well awakened, the Canadians are striving to pursue their real independence and stares on the international stage.     

回归自然——梭罗和他的《瓦尔登湖》

Thorean＇s understanding of nature is unprecedented in American literature. He lived at Walden Pond for two years and two months and wrote down his masterpiece Walden Pond, which reveals his love for nature. The ＂Walden＂ embodies Thoreau＇s view on nature. Thoreau＇s consciousness of natural ethics has a great influence on the coming generation.