Journal of Sichuan International Studies University 2003 Issue 1 This Sphinx no longer defies comprehension: An interpretation of Marshall McLuhan

This Sphinx no longer defies comprehension: An interpretation of Marshall McLuhan
he dao kuan

..............page:123-128

A comparative study of Chinese joke and western humor
long hai ying

..............page:129-132

High-context and low-context cultures seen from a linguistic perspective and its value to translation and teaching
zhang lu ning

..............page:133-137

Challenges of Western development and reform strategy of foreign language eduction of higher learning in Southwest area
lan ren zhe ; liao qi yi

..............page:138-142

A comparative study of word order in English and Chinese coordinate constructions and their translations
wu yang

..............page:120-122

Comparison of bleaching "it" and bleaching "zhi ( 之 )"
xu qiao yun

..............page:117-119

Cognitive context and violation of cooperative principle
li zuo

..............page:86-88

Discourse-role: Conflicts and switching
liu cheng yu

..............page:89-91

Understanding of English negation
zhang ji hua ; yu ze ming

..............page:92-94

Use of tenses in translated poems of ancient Chinese
huang guo wen

..............page:95-100

Reconsideration on equivalence in translation
zhang bao jun

..............page:101-104

Translation studies from a postcolonial perspective
li hong man

..............page:105-109

On spatial information in matching the original with the translated text
liu yuan fu

..............page:110-113

Features and pragmatic translation of non-referential English names
chen yong

..............page:114-116,128

China western development and language planning:Language attitude survey in Chongqing district
xiao su

..............page:143-146

On importance of developing Chinese EFL readers' critical reading ability
li li sheng

..............page:147-149

On cooperation and application of EFL study in classroom
nan bo

..............page:150-152

"Rhetoric of temporality":A critical survey of the deconstructive criticism of English Romanticism
zhang xu chun

..............page:3-6

On Guliaev's Romanticist school:A half century's study of Romanticism
zhu da qiu

..............page:7-10

A critical survey of the Japanese Romantic literature
yao ji zhong

..............page:11-15

Finnegans Wake:Politics in linguistic fragments
wang you gui

..............page:16-19

Narrative language in Le dernier jour d'un condamné à mort
feng guang rong

..............page:20-22

Light and darkness in The Portrait of a Lady
chen li ; zheng guo feng

..............page:23-26,31

Truth of historical image of China in literary historical description: Chinese overseas writing seen from Spring Moon
hu yong

..............page:27-31

William March's Company K: A forward-looking war novel
hu ya min

..............page:32-35

Perceiving other:Humanistic appeal in Atwood's short story "Bluebeard's Egg"
liu ai ying

..............page:36-39

On O'Neill's modern tragic sense in Mourning
li yong

..............page:40-43

The tragedy of Amanda and Laura: An analysis of the theme of The Glass Menagerie from the feminist viewpoint
li li

..............page:44-46,50

The ethical in Yevgeni Oniegin
song de fa

..............page:47-50

Language study:Returning of the holistic approach
wang bin hua

..............page:51-54

Comment on the linguistic orientation of conversational implicature
luo zuo yi

..............page:55-58

The mystifying barrier of language
yao xi ming

..............page:59-62

Developing trends of contemporary western rhetoric
ju yu mei

..............page:63-66

Text-level iconic rhetoric of English poetry
lu wei zhong

..............page:67-70

On anagram in English and character-dividing in Chinese:Aesthetic value, semantic connotation and meanings in culture and folklore
li zuo hua

..............page:71-74

On tense, aspect and subjunctive of English verbs: Comments on LGSWE
he gui jin

..............page:75-77

A grammatical problem not solved in category of English grammar: On an interrogative pronoun being a subject or a subject complement in "an interrogative pronoun( + N) + BE + NP"
zou bi cheng

..............page:78-82

Functional analysis of object
wang jin jun

..............page:83-85

A research on memorizing differences in vocabulary acquisition
shen zai ying

..............page:153-155

Beliefs,strategies and vocabulary retention by non English majors
lin min

..............page:156-160