简介：Romanticismisanimportantstageintheevolutionofman’sself-consciousness.Itshowsnewinterestinandnewconcernwithmanandnature.Wordsworthiswell-knownasanaturepoet.Thethemeofhumanmindandnatureinhispoemshaslongattractedreaders’attention.However,hedoesnotindulgeinnatureitselfbuttakesitasconsolationandinspirationforhumankind.Inordertohighlightthepoet’sconcernwithhumanmind,thepresentpaperchoosestoexploreWordsworth’sconcernwithchildren’smind,basedontheanalysisofWordsworth’sThePreludeandmanyofhispoemsaboutchildren.

简介：Sinceancienttimes,asoneofthesymbolsofuglyanddirty,prostitutesareinvariablylivingintheblackmarginsofsociety.Facingprostitutes’miseries,peoplealwayscannotunderstandtheiremotions,mentalitiesanddesires,ortreatsthemasequals,particularlyaswomen.ProstitutesareaspecialgroupintheoppressedwomeninWesternsocieties.MargaretandNanaaretwotypicalimagesoftheminthehistoryofwesternliterature.Withtearsandlives,theydeducetheirmiserablelifestoriessimilarly.

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简介：猫作为宠物，因其小巧玲珑的体形、温顺乖巧的性格、轻盈敏捷的动作、妩媚动人的外表，受到越来越多人的喜爱，人与猫相互依偎的历史远比人类学家原先想象的要悠久得多，这一点要从地中海东部所发现的一个墓穴说起……

简介：置身于茫茫大海，遭遇恶劣的暴风雨，两人死死抱住正在下沉的船杆，他们救命的呼声能够传到另一条船上的同伴的耳旁吗？……

简介：ThetopicofwhatIdoforalivingoftencomesupinsocialsituations.

简介：在母亲节我收到的最好的礼物是一株木兰花树。起初，它只是一株凋萎的小东西——这令我想起查理·布朗在圣诞节看中的那株树。但是这一株却是属于我的，我知道我会好好珍惜它。

简介：“我”小心翼翼地将一片小绿叶摘下，送到鼻子边，这香味是如此的浓烈和清新，爸爸不在了，可他给我的安慰就像我手中的这片橘树叶子一样亲近。

简介：InNewYorkCity,ononeofthehighhillsoverlookingtheHarlemRiverValley,standstheHallofFameforGreatAmericans.Fromtimetotime,acommitteeisappointedtoselectfamousAmericanmenandwomentothisHallofFame.Inordertomakesurethateachpersonsoselectedhasachievedlastinggreatness,noonecanbechosenunlesshehasbeendeadforatleast25years.

简介："Yourmotherneedsanewheart,"myfathertoldmewhenIcalledonthatDecemberafternoon.AlthoughmytwosistersandIknewthatMomhadheartproblems,thiswasshockingnews.WewenttogetherthenextdaytothehospitalinBostonforaconferencewithherdoctors.

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简介：父母亲快80岁了．生活中已经没有激情．静如雪花飘落、春雨细润．又如仲夏时节的沙沙树叶……母亲的双手因多年劳作已经粗糙变形、筋脉突出，而在父亲看来，它们仍像天鹅绒一般。

简介：AsamasterpieceofHawthorne’sworks,TheScarletLettersetsuponNewEnglandintheseventiethcenturyandsuccessfullydepictsthecrueltyofPuritansocietyandthekilltohumannature.However,itseemsthatthisisnottheonlypurposefortheauthortocriticizethePuritanism.Hawthornealsoendeavorstopursuitanidealharmonythroughtheimageoftheforest,whichisomittedbymostofthescholarswhoresearchHawthorne’sworks,especiallyforTheScarletLetter.Inthisthesis,itaimstoillustratetheidealharmonyfromtwoperspectives:first,theimageoftheforeststandsfortheharmonyoftheprimitivelife;second,theimageoftheforestrepresentstheharmonyofthedevelopmentbothinbodyandmind.

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简介：PolysystemTheorywasdevelopedin1970sbyIsraelischolarItamarEven-Zohar,andwaswellknownforitsthreecircumstances.Children’literature,asaspecialbranchofliterature,attractsmoreandmoreresearchnowadays.ThispaperexplorestheprocessoftranslationofChildren’sLiteratureinChinaunderpolysystem.

简介：EveryFebruary14,acrosstheworld,candy,flowers,andgiftsareexchangedbetweenlovedones,allinthenameofSt.Valentine.Butwhoisthismysterioussaintandwhydowecelebratethisholiday?

简介：父亲身患绝症，每况愈下。但他以无畏的气魄、宽大的胸怀、独特的方式面对死神的来临，用行动唤起儿女对生活的热爱。对事业的追求，对未来的憧憬。