大学英语交际法浅议

交际是最快 ,最直接地表达思想的途径。只有在交际的过程中 ,学生才能真正掌握语言的技能     

网络文学与文学本质

网络文学的出现再次激起我们对“文学本质”的追问。网络文学文本的生存形式从一个全新的层面给我们提供了一个较全面关照和认识文学 (及其传统 )的视角 ,只有以开放的心态和宽容的态度面对文学现实本身 ,我们才能更清楚地看清文学自身的逻辑 ,从而更接近和理解文学的本质。     

跨文化交际中的时空观念差异

不同文化背景的人,由于受不同文化传统的影响,其思维方式不同,在人际交往中的时间观念(如时间顺序排列、时间取向、遵守时间的态度)和空间观念(如对体距的认识、对个人领地的态度等)也存在差异。这些差异往往容易被人们忽视,从而影响交际的正常进行,甚至导致交际的失败。因此,在交往中我们应该正确对待文化差异,自觉排除文化差异的干扰。     

科技传播研究:“普及范式”和“创新范式”

国内科技传播研究在近几年渐见繁荣之势。为了促进科技传播研究在国内更好地发展，文章讨论了已得到一定发展的“普及范式”和正在发展中的“创新范式”，认为面向未来知识经济的发展，需要推进“创新范式”的科技传播研究。     

公共权益合理避让问题评议——以新闻传播的视角

公共权益避让是现代司法的重要理念，新闻传播活动中也涉及到公共权益的避让问题。公共权益的合理避让会促成社会诸权益的关系和谐，达到司法保护的平衡，进而实现社会民主与公正。在新闻传播活动中，公共权益的避让应注意遵循长远平衡、定时平衡和弱势保护的原则，以达到公共权益避让的良好效果。     

当代社会招呼语分析

招呼语是人们生活中最常用的交际口语.在中国,招呼语的得体使用已成为个人修养和风度的标志,并能够使运用人维系正常的社交关系.本文着重分析了当代社会招呼语的类型和招呼语运用时的影响因素,并探讨了招呼语所显现的民族文化心理,以及它在日常交际中不可忽视的沟通功能.     

Attracting Micro‐Enterprises To Learning

Micro‐enterprises, i.e. firms with less than 10 employees, are traditionally the hardest to engage in learning; they are also least likely to participate in such measures as business advice and guidance provision and initiatives to support information communication technology (ICT) adoption. Through a community‐based initiative initially targeting parents (unemployed or employed) to participate in ICT, 30 micro‐enterprises were attracted to learning for the first time. These companies had carefully avoided similar initiatives taking place locally, which emphasized business success and growth; they had only participated in this ICT skills training because of their children. The paper takes a case study approach to evaluate the reasons for participation, explores barriers and implications for those organizing similar activities, and calls for a more holistic view of owners and managers of small firms as fathers, mothers, etc. rather than just as ‘entrepreneurs’.     

道德与道德教育

通过对道德含义的剖析 ,指出道德属于关系范畴 ,并从道德起源的角度阐明道德产生的一般条件 ,进而指出我国当前道德教育存在的一些问题 ,得出道德教育应选择的途径。     

《光纤通信》实验教学改革探讨

针对以前光纤通信实验教学中存在的问题 ,本文对当前光纤通信实验教学内容及其课程安排的改革进行了探讨 ,并对今后光纤通信实验教学提出了几点建议     

Reconsidering the Evolution of Nonlinguistic Communication: The Case of Laughter

Nonlinguistic communication is typically proposed to convey representational messages, implying that particular signals are associated with specific signaler emotions, intentions, or external referents. However, common signals produced by both nonhuman primates and humans may not exhibit such specificity, with human laughter for example showing significant diversity in both acoustic form and production context. We therefore outline an alternative to the representational approach, arguing that laughter and other nonlinguistic vocalizations are used to influence the affective states of listeners, thereby also affecting their behavior. In the case of laughter, we propose a primary function of accentuating or inducing positive affect in the perceiver in order to promote a more favorable stance toward the laugher. Two simple strategies are identified, namely producing laughter with acoustic features that have an immediate impact on listener arousal, and pairing these sounds with positive affect in the listener to create learned affective responses. Both depend on factors like the listener's current emotional state and past interactions with the vocalizer, with laughers predicted to adjust their sounds accordingly. This approach is used to explain findings from two experimental studies that examined the use of laughter in same-sex and different-sex dyads composed of either friends or strangers, and may be applicable to other forms of nonlinguistic communication.