主位推进模式与英语写作教学

语篇的衔接、连贯是研究语篇结构不可忽视的内容,而主述位的反复衔接则是实现语篇衔接和连贯的重要手段之一,也是指导写作教学的重要手段之一.本文依据韩礼德的系统功能理论框架,试运用主位推进模式来解决学生构建英语语篇的连贯问题.     

试论主位推进模式在语篇构建中的应用

主位推进模式是英语语篇分析的重要依据，在英语语篇的构筑，发展以及建立语义连贯的各个环节，主位推进模式都起到重要作用。通过对句子主位的切分可以了解语篇内部各个句子之问的内在联系和信息的分布规律，把主位推进模式应用于具体的语篇分析，可用以指导英语语篇的阅读和写作。     

主位推进模式与语篇连贯

本文探讨了主位推进模式理论在语篇分析中的应用。在一定的语境中，语篇的主住推进模式与与语篇的连贯是相关的。本文以一篇记叙文为例，分析主位推进模式是怎样推动信息展开的，并促成的语篇的连贯。     

浅谈语篇衔接理论在高中英语写作中的应用

高中英语教师应将语篇衔接连贯理论恰当地渗透到高中英语写作中,以便为学生英语写作水平的显著优化创造条件。本文就语篇衔接连贯理论在高中英语写作中的应用策略,进行了细致的研究。     

民生新闻语篇的主述位研究

主位和述位是功能语言学中的两个术语。以人民日报中的民生新闻为研究对象,主要运用主位—述位理论对语篇中的主述位、主位推进模式进行分析,在描述的基础上作出解释,揭示了其在语篇建构上的特点。从而更全面地了解语篇的信息分布和语篇内容。     

主位推进模式在英文摘要中的运用

本文根据系统功能语法中的主位推进模式理论,探讨主位推进模式在学术期刊英文摘要写作中的具体应用,旨在避免语篇中结构单调、杂乱无章的问题,使得整个语篇主题鲜明、自然连贯,有助于提高科研论文的写作。     

英语听力语篇的主位推进模式

主述位理论是语篇分析的重要理论。主位是话语出发点,是已知信息;述位围绕主位展开,传达新信息。研究语篇中的主位推进模式有助于更准确地理解语篇的内容和结构,摸清文章的思路和意图,把握文章的内在逻辑。因此,通过分析主位推进模式在英语听力语篇中的运用特点,旨在论证用这种模式指导听力教学,引导学生从整体把握听力材料及有效地理解篇章,获取所需的信息,提高听力水平。     

主位推进模式与语篇构建

在一定的语境中,语篇的主位推进模式与语篇连贯是相关联的。本文介绍了主位推进的主要模式并分析其主位推进模式是如何推动信息的传递,促成语篇的语义连贯的,旨在探究主位推进模式的运用对于文章理解的帮助,加深我们对语篇的主位推进模式的理解,将此种模式应用于语篇构建。     

主位推进对中国英语写作教学的启示

在英语写作中怎样达到语句连贯是中国学生普遍面临的问题.而主位推进在英语写作中是很重要的一个因素.本文通过分析当代大学英语2中的《高犯罪录率与低惩罚率》来验证主位推进在英语写作中的重要性.进而对中国学生英语写作教学产生一定的启示作用.     

新闻语篇的主述位分析

主位和述位是功能语法中的两个重要概念。本文主要对句子层面的主位结构及其种类,以及语篇层面的主位推进模式进行了论述,并以新闻语篇主位推进模式分析为例,得出以下结论:作为叙述语篇,新闻报道倾向于以主位同一型的主位推进模式为主。     

Assessing values and value change in Thai organizations

Abstract

The development of coherent culture is important for corporations to develop goals that can be shared, understood and commonly pursued by the member of an organization. A lack of cultural coherence needs to be addressed since it can impact on corporate effectiveness affecting, for instance, communication, performance and adaptation. Under the crises caused by the complexification of societies and the development of increasing political uncertainty, corporate cultural coherence becomes more important. Such corporation change situations tend to be influenced by a new emerging value system, and it is useful to identify the impact of this on corporate coherence. while the evaluation of cultural coherence can be explored through cultural mapping models, there are few adequate approaches to this. One approach that does offer such adequacy will be explored within the context of Thai culture, where the ‘core value coherence’ in three corporate environments across different levels of management and between employees will be examined.     

Diaspora Philanthropy in the Context of Policy Coherence for Development: Implications for the post‐2015 Sustainable Development Agenda

Thus far, there has been a dearth of studies that systemically examine the relationship between diaspora philanthropy, the development community and securitised migration regimes. This article addresses this by responding to the research question, “How coherent are securitised migration policies with diaspora philanthropy and the transformative development objectives that characterise the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agenda?” The analysis is based on the concept of policy coherence for development (PCD). The article compares the simultaneous regionalization and securitization of European Union and United States migration policies and contends that these policy strategies undermine diaspora philanthropy, development partnerships and transformative development. Normative change must be introduced in order to establish coherence between globalized migration policies and diaspora philanthropy objectives. Normative coherence for development can be achieved by introducing principles from the SDG's and the Busan Development Partnership Agreement amongst other international development agendas, into migration policy‐making at the national and regional levels.     

A Century of Nonprofit Studies: Scaling the Knowledge of the Field

This empirical study examines knowledge production between 1925 and 2015 in nonprofit and philanthropic studies from quantitative and thematic perspectives. Quantitative results suggest that scholars in this field have been actively generating a considerable amount of literature and a solid intellectual base for developing this field toward a new discipline. Thematic analyses suggest that knowledge production in this field is also growing in cohesion—several main themes have been formed and actively advanced since 1980s, and the study of volunteering can be identified as a unique core theme of this field. The lack of geographic and cultural diversity is a critical challenge for advancing nonprofit studies. New paradigms are needed for developing this research field and mitigating the tension between academia and practice. Methodological and pedagogical implications, limitations, and future studies are discussed.     

On the probability of observing Borda’s paradox

Previous studies have shown that, when voters’ preferences become more internally consistent or mutually coherent, the probability of observing Condorcet’s Paradox of cyclic majorities is reduced and tends to zero, in accordance with intuition. The current study shows that the impact of an increasing degree of mutual coherence among voters’ preferences on the likelihood of observing Borda’s Paradox is much more subtle and more difficult to analyze. The degree of the impact in this case depends both on the measure of mutual coherence that is considered and on the voting rule that is used. In some circumstances, the probability that Borda’s Paradox will occur actually increases when voters’ preferences become more internally consistent.     

大学新生班级凝聚力建设团体心理辅导方案设计

为了增强大学新生班级凝聚力,促进学生合作意识的培养,以马斯洛的需要层次理论、人际关系理论、社会心理学理论和团体心理咨询理论为指导,设计了大学新生班级凝聚力团体心理辅导方案,包括理念、目标、设置、具体方案设计、活动效果评价反馈和活动亮点展示几部分。     

Storytelling,organizations, and the coherent self: The chronotope of childhood in professional life histories

Professional life histories and organizational stories rarely follow the model of beginnings, middles, and ends. Most interviews end up being subjected to what Boje (2008. Storytelling organizations. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage) refers to as the spiral of story disorder. However, some storytelling strategies are often used by interviewees to produce a coherent projection of the self and convey a unified professional ethos. This is the role the time and space of childhood – the childhood chronotope – plays in professional life histories. Childhood is often used by storytellers to bring coherence to their organizational stories – and this is no truer than in the context of interviews. Based on interviews from museum directors, this article illustrates how the childhood chronotope might be a meaningful notion for narrative analysis in organizational studies: childhood is mobilized and reinvested by the individual's self-construction in order to produce a sense of coherence and control over his or her organizational experience and professional self.     

Observed successful collaboration in social work practice: coherent triads in Swedish juvenile care

The purpose of this study is to analyse observed situations of successful cooperation, even if it unfolds during shorter interaction sequences. The aim is to analyse how and when the actors within juvenile care in Sweden present successful cooperation, and which interactive patterns are involved in the construction of this phenomenon. Forming the empirical basis for this study are 119 field observations of organised meetings and informal meetings before and after organised meetings, during visits to youth care institutions in Sweden, social services offices, and the Swedish National Board of Institutional Care. In this study, markers are used to define successful cooperation in the empirical material, so that actors who belong to at least three different categories will be identified (coherent triad). The professional actors can also shape a coherent triad with young people or parents in cases where past conflicts arise. When some professionals create a distance from other professional partners, conflicts can be erased so as to generate new conditions for coherence of the triad. Construction and reconstruction of collaboration success is an ongoing, interactive process. Presentation of the proper interaction moral is created and re-created during interactions and appears in the myriad of everyday interactions.     

Territorial impact assessment: integrating territorial aspects in sectoral policies

Territorial impact assessment has recently gained attention as a tool to improve the coherence of sector policies with territorial cohesion objectives. The paper presents a method for territorial impact assessment and the results of applying this method on Slovenian energy policy. A two phase approach first disaggregates the problem into a three-dimensional matrix, consisting of policy measures, territorial objectives and territorial units. The synthesis phase aggregates measures and objectives in physical, economic or socio-cultural groups and observes their interrelation through an input-output matrix. The results have shown that such a two level approach is required to obtain complete and useful information for policy developers. In contrast to the relatively favourable evaluation of individual measures on the first level of assessment, the synthesis has revealed substantial and systemic weaknesses: considerable imbalance of energy policy favouring territorial effectiveness and mainly neglecting territorial identity as well as its counterproductiveness in reducing regional disparities.     

NARRATIVE PRACTICE AND THE COHERENCE OF PERSONAL STORIES

While the sociological analysis of personal stories is becoming more sophisticated, it would benefit from a refined appreciation for narrative practice. The theme of this article is that the coherence of stories and the experiences they convey are reflexively related to the manifold activities and the increasingly diverse conditions of storytelling. Drawing on ethnographically assembled story material, we offer an empirically sensitizing vocabulary to illustrate how practice constitutes coherence through the interplay of narrative composition and the local conditions of storytelling. The vocabulary high-lights the growing need to think of personal stories and their coherence as an active ensemble of narrative practice, now "owned" as much by the diverse auspices of story-telling as by the storyteller (Alasuutari 1997).     

French Representations of Citizenship and Immigrants: The Political Dimension of the Civic Link

Representations of, and attitudes towards, foreigners take place within the complex system of values and meaning that constitutes what we call a national identity. In the French case, different conceptions of citizenship give rise to different attitudes towards immigrants. These conceptions, even if they could be related to antagonistic theories of democracy, blend together within the citizens' representations, giving the opportunity to combine advantages from each model, namely cohesion and inclusion. But the mix of citizenship representations occurs successfully only when the political dimension of citizenship is accepted. Where this is not the case, the antagonistic potential of both understanding of citizenship and immigrants develops and endangers the coherence of the civic and political national culture.