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Teaching Evaluation of Modern Chinese History Courses for Different Majors
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
27-31
Received:
18 September 2019
Accepted:
26 September 2019
Published:
10 October 2019
Abstract: Only by understanding history can we correctly understand and grasp the objective laws of social development. Taking the teaching of the Modern Chinese History as the background, this study explores the actual academic performance of 967 students in 27 classes of 11 different majors, including: Clinical medicine, Chinese and western integrative medicine, Pharmacy, Bioscience, Bioengineering, Medical laboratory technology, Animal nutrition and feed science, Aquaculture, Pratacultural science, Ecology as well as Landscape architecture, in Yangzhou University of China. We mainly investigate the influence of the same teaching method on different majors by means of statistical analysis. The results show that the current teaching methods have a significant impact on the teaching effect of three majors: Bioengineering, Pratacultural science and Ecology. This means that the ratio of impact of the same teaching methods to different majors accounts for 27.27%. In addition, we also find that there are significant differences between Bioengineering and other five majors, such as Clinical Medicine, Chinese and Western integrative medicine, Animal nutrition and feed science, Aquaculture as well as Pratacultural science. It is hoped that the analysis results of this paper may provide some theoretical basis and reference for the study of historical teaching methods, and also provide relevant information for overseas modern Chinese history research institutions to understand the learning situation of history of China in this period.
Abstract: Only by understanding history can we correctly understand and grasp the objective laws of social development. Taking the teaching of the Modern Chinese History as the background, this study explores the actual academic performance of 967 students in 27 classes of 11 different majors, including: Clinical medicine, Chinese and western integrative med...
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The Collapse of the Romantic Illusions in the Story of Bulat Okudzhava "Be Healthy, Schoolboy"
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
32-37
Received:
24 July 2019
Accepted:
9 September 2019
Published:
10 October 2019
Abstract: The story "Be healthy, scholar" - a unique phenomenon of the Russian Soviet literature of the twentieth century. The heroes of the war of prose and poetry of the time was not supposed to think about the proximity of death, of hunger on the front line, about the confusion in the orders, feelings of loneliness and hopelessness. Authors of books on military subjects portrayed brave people, ideological fighters against fascism. Writer Okudzhava departed from the prescribed literature templates and showed war as seen through the eyes of yesterday's schoolboy. 60 years of the last century were a period of "thaw" not only in the socio-political life of the country, but also in literature. For a little while, but strict censorship was lifted and the opportunity to write honestly about his own military experience. After all, the story is autobiographical Okudzhava: it is about him - yesterday the boy, who was dressed in a soldier's greatcoat and sent to war. Tale of how the scholar wants to live and afraid of death, ready to give their lives for their country, but would prefer, if possible, not to give up. Brutal military weekdays saved the young hero of the story psevdoromanticheskogo nonsense, revealing the truth - in war there is nothing great. "War can not be great" - openly declared Okudzhava. Only a convinced pacifist courage allowed the writer to express a point of view is radically different from the conventional. Research task article - evaluate the novel by Bulat Okudzhava "Be Healthy, scholar" as an attempt to debunk the literary romantic myths about the war in the Russian literature of the twentieth century. author of the article believes thatBulat Okudzhava's story reflects the realities of war and is indispensable in the study of front-line prose. The focus of the paper, the author focuses on the fact that people in war is left alone with his weaknesses, fears, pain.
Abstract: The story "Be healthy, scholar" - a unique phenomenon of the Russian Soviet literature of the twentieth century. The heroes of the war of prose and poetry of the time was not supposed to think about the proximity of death, of hunger on the front line, about the confusion in the orders, feelings of loneliness and hopelessness. Authors of books on mi...
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The British Attitudes Toward European Union Project of 1975
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
38-48
Received:
17 May 2019
Accepted:
26 June 2019
Published:
16 October 2019
Abstract: This paper examines the British attitudes toward the issues of the European Community movement to the next stage of integration. The author focuses on the lengthy report on European Union by the Belgian Prime Minister L. Tindemans. The author analyzes three main directions of movement toward political union. They are firstly, the issues of the common foreign policy which proved to be the main reasons for building Europe; secondly, the proposals on economic and monetary union which were the most critical in Britain; thirdly, the institutional developments which were not of a federalist nature and commented on by the British officials in a positive tone. The author argues that those points in the report which did not suit the UK interests, the British government intended to settle down during negotiations by their exception or granting of special conditions to the United Kingdom.
Abstract: This paper examines the British attitudes toward the issues of the European Community movement to the next stage of integration. The author focuses on the lengthy report on European Union by the Belgian Prime Minister L. Tindemans. The author analyzes three main directions of movement toward political union. They are firstly, the issues of the comm...
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On the Translation of “打” Under the Context Theory: A Case Study of the Coverage of President Xi
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
49-55
Received:
25 February 2019
Accepted:
16 April 2019
Published:
17 October 2019
Abstract: The omnipotent word dǎ has rich meanings, and is frequently used in the coverage of president Xi. However, the former translation materials concerned with this word were quite outdated and few people have provided the systematic English translation of this word. Under the guidance of Context Theory, the paper analyzes the contexts of the new phrases containing dǎ and provided the corresponding translation versions on the basis of maintaining the Chinese characteristics to the uttermost. Hopefully the paper will be useful and referential for the translation strategies and techniques of the word dǎ.
Abstract: The omnipotent word dǎ has rich meanings, and is frequently used in the coverage of president Xi. However, the former translation materials concerned with this word were quite outdated and few people have provided the systematic English translation of this word. Under the guidance of Context Theory, the paper analyzes the contexts of the new phrase...
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Morocco and Transition to Democracy: The Enduring Struggle
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
56-64
Received:
27 April 2019
Accepted:
4 June 2019
Published:
25 November 2019
Abstract: The occurrence of the dual unforgettable incidents namely ‘Cold War’ between the two superpowers, the United States and the former United Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) and fall of the Berlin Wall, Moroccan authorities consolidated what could be seen as “fundamental background” of the democratization process. With the help of modernity, Moroccan monarchy has been able to incrementally install a systematic equilibrium that could match the contemporarily modern democratic style. The authorities, however, focus on political and civic organizations. The flexible nature of this nation coupled with absolute amenable behaviour to embrace democracy as a new style very much help in keeping the kingship system on the stance at least for now and time to come. This has become clear during the popular political revolts of 2011 when Moroccans in large numbers demanded modifications and changes instead of toppling down the ancient system at whole. Islam reached Morocco somewhere during the first century of the Hijra (migration), and since that time, the kingship remains the style of leadership in the country until today.
Abstract: The occurrence of the dual unforgettable incidents namely ‘Cold War’ between the two superpowers, the United States and the former United Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR) and fall of the Berlin Wall, Moroccan authorities consolidated what could be seen as “fundamental background” of the democratization process. With the help of modernity, Moroccan ...
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Epistemological Views Analyses of Plastic Fabrics Artistic Iconography in Sub-Saharan Africa
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
65-76
Received:
8 July 2019
Accepted:
26 October 2019
Published:
4 December 2019
Abstract: This piece of work on Sub-Saharan Africa Iconography expresses as objective the idealistic fabrics that enrich the cultural background that emanated or began from ancient Egypt during the prehistoric times and meaning images in Greek language. It was used by an artist or artists to covey particular meanings, this later move in to Greece and to other parts of the world. This has become very important to Sub-Sahara Africa like Egypt, Libya (Nubian), Senegal, Ghana (Gold Coast), Benin (Dahomey) Kenya, South Africa, Mali, Algeria, Chad, Nigeria, Cameroon, Zimbabwe and others. The breaking down of these wealthy resources as objects goes a long way to illustrate the quality substances and technical sense or knowledge in manufacturing and constructing. It should be noted that this followed a methodology, with the passing of time these Sub Sahara African Iconography has been transform to an extend gaining admirable and enjoyable plastics characteristics with a lot of meaningful interpretation from the artistic works. As a result, Sub-Saharan Africa Iconography embodied some aspects like The United States of America constructed structures in University of Dschang, Ekok and Bonaberi Bridges as Architectural Developments, the Nok-Head and carved Head of Juju Nkwifon in the Bafut palace as Sculptural advancements, Ceremonial Grassfields and Igbo Traditional Dress and Painting, a Queen Mother Head in Bafut as indicated signs of progress in Paintings, also the Egyptian hieroglyphics developed, the Shumum of the Bamoun kingdom also developed involving others like the Senegalese Wolof and kenyan Swahilis as Writings skills, has been crackdown through explanations and are very significant. They are very rich and these have given birth and rebirth to Sub Sahara African civilizations. Therefore, our notion is also to make known and comprehend that all that originated from Sub-Saharan Africa and left, returned in several folds. All has helped to build the Society. This piece of work has been developed with the help of documents, artistic pictures from Snap-shuts and museum, interviews and facts from internet sources.
Abstract: This piece of work on Sub-Saharan Africa Iconography expresses as objective the idealistic fabrics that enrich the cultural background that emanated or began from ancient Egypt during the prehistoric times and meaning images in Greek language. It was used by an artist or artists to covey particular meanings, this later move in to Greece and to othe...
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Governing: A Philosophical-historical Account for Some Modern Deficits of Public Administrations (Public Policies)
Issue:
Volume 7, Issue 2, December 2019
Pages:
77-84
Received:
4 November 2019
Accepted:
17 December 2019
Published:
27 December 2019
Abstract: In our view, who the real policy makers are as well as which the particular premises upon which a public policy is based have not been abundantly clarified. The fact that there are often plural possible alternatives available before decision on a critical issue is taken suggests the multidimensional character of public policies. Which choices shall be eventually made is a very interesting issue which merits attention. This calls for an analysis of the concrete principles governing a public issue. Quite often plural principles may be discovered around a public issue. Policy makers have then to choose among them the right one. While achievement in the respective area cannot be denied, some public policy decisions (outputs) may still leave much to be desired. Examples may be taken from numerous policy areas. The aim of this paper is to address such concerns and try to provide explanations of a classical philosophical character. To this end it rests upon such assumptions: a. Decisions are stemming from ideas represented by verbal utterances. Material conditions by themselves cannot produce such ideas, for good knowledge of a language is required. They are not irrelevant, but they are not producers. b. Principles (ideas) often clash with each other. Priorities then must be placed (rule of selecting the right principle for each case).
Abstract: In our view, who the real policy makers are as well as which the particular premises upon which a public policy is based have not been abundantly clarified. The fact that there are often plural possible alternatives available before decision on a critical issue is taken suggests the multidimensional character of public policies. Which choices shall...
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