汉语动词的连续义和间断义的认知加工

英语动词"jumped"和"hopped"表示的动作具有间断性,如果在一个时间性参照句法成分激发下,这两个动词可以表示连续性动作,这种由时间参照成分激发实现的语义与该句法结构中的各组成成分语义之和不同,这种语法语义现象被称为"体压"。用英语作为实验材料的论文在证明"体压"这种语法语义现象是否有神经认知上的理据时得出了肯定和否定两种相反的结论。肯定"体压"这种语法现象的学者根据"体压"是"语义转移"还是"语用转移"现象,又分为两派,由此而建立了各自不同的"体压"理论。用汉语的连续义和间断义动词并根据其不同的分布特征分两个实验检测汉语动词语义的认知加工特征,结果显示体压现象与汉语动词本身的语义和包含这些动词的句法结构都有关系。     

陕西省"一村一品"发展战略研究

陕西省“一村一品”发展过程中,十分注重特色产品（业）的培育,有效地提升了产业优势;并以科技为支撑,大力培训农民,实现了生产手段科学化;同时以农协为骨架,充分发挥中介组织作用,提高了农民组织化程度;以产品为主线,构建形成了生态型产业体系,促进了陕西农村经济的快速发展。但也存在以下问题：思想有所认识,工作机制尚未形成;资源优势突显,经济强势有待培育;科技兴村已显雏形,但支撑能力不强;产业富村门路较多,但聚集度不高;中介组织初步形成,作用发挥有待提高等。因此,要使陕西省“一村一品”顺利发展就必须统一认识、推进科技兴农、加快品牌培育、加强农民技术培训、积极开拓市场、拓宽融资渠道。     

社会主义现实主义经典《创业史》

长期住在农村的柳青亲身经历了合作化运动的过程,深刻认识到农业合作化道路对改变小农经济的历史命运的重要意义。他的《创业史》以非凡的气势、精巧的构思、生动的人物形象回答了中国农村为什么会发生社会主义革命和这次革命是怎样进行的问题,是社会主义现实主义最杰出的典范作品。     

论近现代转型时期的寰球中国学生会

寰球中国学生会是我国最早的留学生中介机构之一 ,它在 1 91 9- 1 92 0年间为赴法勤工俭学的各批留学生提供服务 ,并且成为“五四运动”期间上海学生运动的活动中心。它在与学校、社团、报纸等一些公共领域的基本元素的紧密结合中建构起一种对社会发展产生影响的推动力。     

1919-1920年京教职员风潮

1919-1920年发生的京教职员风潮,是一场政府欠薪、教职员索薪的运动,在当时并不算什么惊天动地的事情。由于政府处置失当,颇遭社会各界诟病。虽然这次风潮很快平息了,但其影响尚不至此止。从教育发展的角度看,其既是谋教育经费独立的先声,也是中国教育由传统向现代转型过程中里程碑式的篇章,意义重大。     

赶超思想与"大跃进"的发动

在可以预见的时间里赶上并超过发达资本主义国家,一直是中国共产党执政之后的重要目标.确立这样的目标本身无可厚非,问题在于用多长的时期和用什么样的方式实现赶超.1958年开展的"大跃进"运动,就是一场企图在短时间内实现赶超目标的大实验,结果欲速则不达,留下了深刻的教训.     

‘In England,they don’t call you black!’ Migrating racialisations and the production of Roma difference across Europe

This article draws on long-term fieldwork among Slovak Roma migrants, identifying processes through which a haunting figure of the Roma migrant emerges across Europe, to argue for more differentiated accounts of continuing and emerging forms of racialisation. It explores how the movement of Roma (whose bodies are marked by their racialised ‘darkness’ in Slovakia) to Britain granted them a temporary escape from this modality of branding while simultaneously exposing them to different categorisations within a re-configuring classificatory matrix. The article develops the concept of ‘migrating racialisation’ in order to empirically trace how historically developed forms of racialisation in Slovakia migrate across Europe through the movement of Roma and non-Roma migrants from Eastern Europe, as well as through particular forms of knowledge circulating within transnational fields constituted not only by Roma migrants themselves but also by various institutions for ‘managing’ or ‘researching’ ‘the Roma’. This concept allows us to analyse how the recent forms of racialisation simultaneously draw on heterogenous histories and nation-state formations, social conditions and sedimented bodily dispositions, which are re-adjusted to new social conditions, discourses and emerging forms of knowledge produced about Roma migrants over the last decade in British and European contexts.     

Implementing an Ally Development Model to Promote Safer Schools for LGB Youth: A Trans-Disciplinary Approach

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) students experience ongoing bullying, harassment, and lack of safety in school. Specialized instructional support personnel (SISPs), such as school counselors, school social workers, and school psychologists, are in a unique position to advocate for LGB students and to implement an ally development model. The purpose of this article is to describe the current climate for LGB students, to discuss the current barriers facing SISPs in advocating for change, and to provide a model of ally development for use at each level of the K–12 system.     

Another Issue Comes Out: Gay Rights Policy Voting in Recent U.S. Presidential Elections

Drawing from the theory of policy voting, this study examines the impact of opinions about gay rights on voting for presidential candidates. Qualitative analysis of the major party platforms and candidate campaign rhetoric from the six presidential elections held between 1988 and 2008 indicates that Democratic and Republican presidential candidates began openly expressing opposing positions on gay rights issues in 1992. Quantitative analysis of public opinion shows that, starting in 1992 and continuing through 2008, gay rights issues became more salient to the public, and opinions about gay rights began to exert a significant effect on vote choice. The study concludes with a discussion of the partisan forces that shaped the electoral significance of gay rights issues during the period from 1988 to 2008 and speculation about the role of gay rights issues in shaping future partisan electoral strategy.     

Ambivalent Spaces—The Emergence of a New Gay Male Norm Situated Between Notions of the Commercial and the Political in the Swedish Gay Press, 1969–1986

Within sexual geographies, sexual struggles over urban public spaces are frequently explored. Less common is research on sexual struggles within sexually shared spaces and gay spaces. The aim of the article is to examine discursive struggles of meanings of gay male identity enacted in discussions of commodification/capitalism, disclosure, and space in Swedish gay press during 1969–1986. We trace the ambivalent feelings or the emergence of a new gay male norm situated between commercialism and non-commercialism within the Swedish gay press back to the 1970s. In the article we show how a monosexualization process was taking place in both the Swedish gay press as well as within sexual spaces. We explore rhetorical struggles between two competing discursive meanings of (ideal homonormative) male homosexuality, gay culture, and space: one wider (inclusive) and one narrower (exclusive).