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The research in The Self-consciousness of poet of Po Chu-iChen, Chia-huang 14 June 2007 (has links)
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Research of Cheng Yin Chu HuaChen, Chiung-Chi 28 June 2000 (has links)
Research of Cheng Yin Chu Hua.
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The intertextuality's research concerning Sung-Dynsaty's poetic and Po-Gui-YeChen, Chin-Shian 13 August 2008 (has links)
This dissertation aims to deal Pei Chu-yi (¥Õ©~©ö¡A772-846), the most important poet in Tang Dynasty, with his influence on the lyric development in Sung Dynasty.
With the concept of intertextuality as my methodology, Pei Chu-yi is treated as a pivotal role in my new reading the lyrics composed in Sung Dynasty (960-1279 A.D.). As it will be shown, many lyrics in Sung are highly intertextualized with Pei¡¦s poems, and the works of Huang Ting-jan ¶À®x°í(1045-1105) illustrated the very example in how a poet related himself (including his personal experiences, view of literature, etc.) as a follower to the pioneering poet Pei. Therefore, from the later literary and cultural continuities with Pei, I apply the concept of ¡§intertextuality¡¨ to re-read and re-explore the ideas of ¡§text,¡¨ imitation,¡¨ and even ¡§originality¡¨ during the ancient China. In this ground, ¡§intertextuality¡¨ represents a poet¡¦s personal and historical identities via his own poems.
Yet there will be some limits when doing the mentioned ¡§intertextualizing¡¨ readings. As I will illustrate, many political experiences are less ¡§straightforwardly¡¨ put into lyrics as Pei had done in his ¡§Pi-Pa Yin¡¨(µ\µ]¤Þ). In this ground, the idea of ¡§intertextuality¡¨ needs to be subdivided into two types: the general one and the specific one. The former indicates a universal humanity and emotion aroused by misfortune, blame, ideology and conflicting values while the latter shows a poetic (and subjective) identity in a poet¡¦s representing himself via his poems
Several contributions can be thereby found in this dissertation. First, lyric poets of Sung Dynasty favored Pei¡¦s works, mainly composed in his exile at Chiang Chu (¦¿¦{). Second, lyric poets of Sung Dynasty found their own ways to release or relive from their political identities through Pei¡¦s poems. Thirdly and finally, we can never feature the lyric poems in Sung Dynasty without Pei¡¦s poetics. With the three main points, I further develop an ¡§affiliative ¡¨ relationship between Pei and lyric poets of Sung Dynasty. With the help of Julia Kristiva¡¦s ¡§chora¡¨ concept, I analyze some key words both used by Pei and his followers so as to display the different semiotics applied in Tang Dynasty and in Sung Dynasty.
In my last chapter, I suggest several ways to re-read Pei¡¦s works with literary works in different dynasties (for instance, to intertextualize Pei¡¦s ¡§Chung Hung Ke¡¨(ªø«ëºq) with Pei Pu¡¦s drama ¡§U Tun Yu¡¨(±ï®ä«B) in Yuan Dynasty, with Hung Sheng¡¦s fiction Chung Sheng Dien (ªø¥Í·µ) in Chin Dynasty). With this ¡§intertextual¡¨ research, cross-genre studies will be more valuable and thus significant. Finally, I recommend to develop more literary ¡§affiliations¡¨ between one dynasty and the other. Such comparisons as lyric poets of Sung with Han Yu (Áú·U) or with Du Fu (§ù¨j) will renovate the traditional readings of Tang Poetry (ð¸Ö) and Sung Lyric (§ºµü).
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A Textual and Documentary Study on the Shanghai Museum's Collection of Chu Bamboo Slips Related to LijiHuang, Wu-chih 18 March 2009 (has links)
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Ucwaningo olunzulu ngemigubho yamanazaretha kugxilwe emkhosini weNhlalisuthi noJamengweniMnqayi, Joyce Khanyisiwe January 2010 (has links)
Submitted to the Faculty of Arts in fulfillment of the requirements of the Master of Arts in the Department of African Languages at the University of Zululand, South Africa, 2010. / Lona ngumsebenzi wocwaningo oluhlelwe ngokwezahluko eziyisihlanu. Ucwaningo olwenziwe kulo msebenzi lumayelana nemigubho egujwa ebandleni lamaNazaretha, lugxile emigubheni yeNhlalisuthi noJamengweni.
Isahluko sokuqala sethula ucwaningo jikelele ngokucwaningisisa izinjongo zocwaningo, intshisekelo / inkuthazo yocwaningo, indlela yokuqhuba ucwaningo, imidiyo / imiklamo yocwaningo, abazohlomula kulolu cwaningo kanye nezingqinamba ucwaningo olungase luhlangabezane nazo.
Isahluko sesibili sethula izinsizakuhlaziya ucwaningo oluzohamba phezu kwazo. Izinsizakuhlaziya zizosiza ucwaningo ukuthi lungantengantengi kodwa luhambe phezu kwesisekelo esisekelwe izinsizakuhlaziya.
Isahluko sesithathu sethula imvunulo yezinhla zonke zaleli bandla. Kuqalwe ngemvunulo yeNhlalisuthi yabekwa yalamaniswa ngononina nangesinono sekati. Kulandela imvunulo yezinzalabantu nayo ibekwe yalanyaniswa ngononina. Eyezintombi nayo ibe isilandela yabekwa nayo futhi ngononina. Ekugcineni kube sekulandela eyezinsizwa. Ezinsizweni kuqalwe ngesikotshi esibomvu kwagcina esimnyama. Izithombe zemvunulo yonke ngokwezinhla ifakwe ocwaningweni ukulekelela abangayazi ngamehlo enyama ukuba bayibone ezithombeni ocwaningweni. Konke lokhu kuhambisana nenjula yaleyo naleyo mvunulo ngokwebandla nesintu jikelele.
Isahluko sesine sethula imigidi isisesigcawini. Lesi sahluko sibuye sithaphuze imithetho okumele ilandelwe uma ilunga lizozibandakanya emgidini. Imithetho ibekwe ngokwezinhla zaleli bandla. Kuqale imithetho yeNhlalisuthi, kwalandela eyoJamengweni, kwalandela eyezintombi kwagcina izinsizwa. Kubalulekile ukuthi ilungu nelungu lizibophezele ekugcineni le mithetho futhi liyigcine ukuze libe yingxenye yaleso naleso sigaba nokwenza kwaso.
Isahluko sesihlanu simayelana nokuhlaziya nokuphothulwa kocwaningo. Siphethe izincomo nokusonga jikelele kocwaningo. Lesi sahluko sibophe saqinisa onke amafindo abesele elenga ocwaningweni sawabopha athula athi du.
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The spiral-pole antenna: An electrically small, resonant hybrid dipole with structural modification for inherent reactance cancellationKhair, Ishrak 22 August 2011 (has links)
"A small “spiralpole” antenna – the hybrid structure where one dipole wing is kept, but another wing is replaced by a coaxial single-arm spiral, is studied both theoretically and experimentally. Such a structure implies the implementation of an impedance-matching network (an inductor in series with a small dipole) directly as a part of the antenna body. The antenna impedance behavior thus resembles the impedance behavior of a small dipole in series with an extra inductance, which is that of the spiral. However, there are two improvements compared to the case when an equivalent small dipole is matched with an extra lumped inductor. First, the spiralpole antenna has a significantly larger radiation resistance – the radiation resistance increases by a factor of two or more. This is because the volume of the enclosing sphere is used more efficiently. Second, a potentially lower loss is expected since we only need a few turns of a greater radius. The radiation pattern of a small spiralpole antenna is that of a small dipole, so is the first (series) resonance. The Q-factor of the antenna has been verified against the standard curves. The antenna is convenient in construction and is appealing when used in conjunction with passive RFID tags such as SAW temperature sensors. "
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Regional development in the Zhujiang Delta, China, 1980-90Lin, George Chu-Sheng 05 1900 (has links)
Against the background of a rapidly collapsing socialist empire in Eastern
Europe and the former Soviet Union, socialist China has since the late 1970s
consciously endeavored to develop a "socialist market economy with Chinese
characteristics." This thesis assesses the process of economic and spatial
transformation in the Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta, one of the fastest growing
economic regions in China. The purposes are to identify the general pattern of
economic and spatial changes, to determine the key forces responsible for such
changes, and to explore the theoretical implications of these changes in the
broader context of interpretation about the operating mechanism of regional
development. The overall objective is to understand how a regional economy
under socialism is transformed after the intrusion of global market forces.
My analyses of regional data and indepth case studies reveal that the
Zhujiang Delta has since 1979 moved away from the previous impasse of
involutionary growth or growth without development and entered a new era of
real transformative development in which dramatic growth has occurred not only
in agricultural and industrial output but also in labour productivity, per capita
income, and employment. The take-off of the delta's regional economy has owed
little to the expansion of state-run modern manufacturing, but has been fueled
primarily by numerous small-scale, labour-intensive, and rural-base industries.
The spatial outcome of this rural industrialization has been a rapid urbanization of
the countryside, especially of the area adjacent to and between major metropolitan
centres. There has been no increasing concentration of population in large cities as
the conventional wisdom of urban transition might have predicted.
Regional development in the Zhujiang Delta during the 1980s was not an
outcome of any active state involvement. It was instead a result of relaxed control
by the socialist central state over the delta's regional economy. Local
governments, along with the collective and private sectors, are found to be the
chief agents responsible for the transformation of the peasant economy and the
development of the transport infrastructure. The penetration of global market
forces via Hong Kong into the Zhujiang Delta has significantly facilitated the
process of economic, spatial, and social transformation.
This study of the operating mechanism of regional development in the
Zhujiang Delta presents a dialectical model of local-global interaction to combat
the two prevailing schools of exogenism and endogenism. It also suggests that
previous theories on Chinese regional development, which assumed a strong
socialist central state monopolizing local economic affairs, might need fundamental
modifications. For the Zhujiang Delta, the development of which is still in the
early take-off stage, the establishment of a modern transport infrastructure has
shown remarkable effects, leading to rather than following the growth of the
delta's economy. Finally, the relocation of transnational capital and
manufacturing production from Hong Kong to the Zhujiang Delta has not
displayed a spatial tendency of high concentration in the primate city as the
conventional theory of globalization would suggest. Non-economic factors such as
historical, cultural, and social linkages between investors and their target regions
are found to have played a major role which should not be overlooked in
understanding the mechanism and spatial patterns of the internationalization of
production.
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Identification of Soil Moisture Deficits Influencing Genotype-by-Environment Interactions In Maize (ZEA MAYS L.)Hooyer, Mathew 27 November 2012 (has links)
Maize grain yield is often highly influenced by the genotype-by-environment (GxE) interactions which limit plant breeders’ ability to select for superior performance as variation in line performance exists across different environments. While studies have focused on the genetic components underlining GxE interactions, few have investigated the environmental components. The focus of this thesis was to investigate the role that soil moisture stress plays in the formation of GxE patterns using a unique set of hybrid recombinant inbred lines (RIL) that exhibit minimal phenological differences.
With the use of environmental groups (EG, environments with similar GxE patterns), the field trials demonstrated that different EGs form when relative soil moisture stress is moderate to high; however, relative low soil moisture stress did not appear to influence the formation of GxE patterns. Seasonal corn heat unit (CHU) accumulation among EGs was the likely cause for EG differentiation among the low moisture stress EGs. It appears that CHUs were the primary cause of different GxE patterns forming when they did not exceed the recommended CHU for a population and when CHU differed greatly from one environment to another. When CHU were not limiting different GxE patterns formed based on the relatively moderate to high soil moisture stress conditions within the growing season. / Ontario Research Fund, National Science and Engineering Research Council, and The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
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How rebellious are their images : a comparative look at two Asian stars /Hui, Pak-keung. January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (M. Phil.)--University of Hong Kong, 2002. / Includes bibliographical references.
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