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本书收录了《Some linguistic differences in the written English of Chinese and Australian students》、《Aspects of present-day Australian English》、《East Asia crisis and Australia》、《Crimes in Australia and China》等文章。
- 版权信息
- Foreword
- Preface
- 澳大利亚语言学教学情况介绍
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Some Linguistic Differences in the Written English of Chinese and Australian Students
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1.The Experiential Component
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2.The Interpersonal Component
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3.The Textual Component
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Table 5 The occurrence of marked themes
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4.The Logical Component
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5.Conclusions
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Aspects of Present-Day Australian English
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1.Rising Terminal
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2.Americanization
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3.Evaluation of the Australian Accent
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4.Social Variation in Australian English
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5.Standardization of Written English
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6.The Teaching of Spelling and Spelling Reform
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7.Lexicography and Others
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- 《中澳合作的广阔前景》前言
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The“West Review”：From the“Discussion Paper”to the“Final Report”
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1.Introduction
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2.Background
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3.The“Discussion Paper”
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3.1 Policy Shift
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3.2 Higher Education Funding
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3.3 Student-Centered
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3.4 Plan for a University Voucher System
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3.5 Globalization and Privatization
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3.6 Teaching over Research
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4.Reflections from Various Sectors
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4.1 The Government
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4.2 Vice-Chancellors
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4.3 Students’Union
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4.4 Research Institutions
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4.5 Staff
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4.6 ACPET
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5.The“Final Report”
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5.1 Vision
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5.2 The Operating Environment
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5.3 Three Key Changes
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5.4 Principles for a New Higher Education Sector
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5.5 Inflexibility of the Current Policy Framework
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5.6 Recommendations
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6.An Outsider’s View
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6.1 The Paradox of the West Committee
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6.2 The Trend of Higher Education Reform
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6.3 The Industrialization of Higher Education
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6.4 Higher Education and Community Service
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6.5 Will Australian Universities Cooperate or Compete?
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6.6 Is Australia a Lonely Runner?
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East Asia Crisis and Australia
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1.The Importance of East Asia Economy to Australia
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2.Why Not Drastic?
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3.Why Serious?
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3.1 Less Central or Relevant to Asian Concerns and Interests
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3.2 Difficult to Become an Economic and Political Force in the Region
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3.3 Japan is the Biggest Importer
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3.4 Australian Dollar
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3.5 Minor Drop in the Size of the Budget
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3.6 Political Volatility in Australia
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4.Future
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4.1 Budget
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4.2 Aussie Dollar
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4.3 Economy Growth
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4.4 Employment and Unemployment
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Aspects of Australian Immigration
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1.Background
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2.White Australia vs Multiculturalism
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3.Migration from China
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4.Issues Relevant to Immigration
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Interpreting the“Gang of Nine”
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1.How the“Gang of Nine”Came to Australia
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2.What the“Gang of Nine”Learnt
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3.Learning to Love the Country and Its People
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4.From the“Gang of Nine”to the“Australian Gang”
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Crimes in Australia and China
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1.General Trends
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2.Rate of Crimes
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3.Crimes by Category
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3.1 Homicide
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3.2 Property Crime
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3.3 Drug-Related Crimes
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3.4 Organized Crime
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3.5 Economic Crime
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3.6 Sex-Related Crime
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Globalization and Australia：Significance and Issues
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1.Globalization and the World
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2.Globalization and Australia
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2.1 Restructuring the Economy
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2.2 Free Trade Agreements
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3.The Significance of Australia’s Globalization
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3.1 Individual Improvement
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3.2 The Economy and Economic Resources
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3.3 Progress in Society
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4.Issues Arising from Globalization
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4.1 Some Problematic Economic Sectors
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4.2 Criticisms on FTA
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4.3 Migration and Globalization
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4.4 Howard’s Unswerving Support for the Hard-Line Bush Administration
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Globalization and Australia’s Higher Education
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1.Background
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2.The Government’s Stance Toward Globalization in Australia’s Higher Education
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3.Rhetoric of University Leaders
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4.Paths Toward Globalization in Higher Education
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4.1 Decentralization and Liberalization
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4.2 Massification
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4.3 Marketization
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4.4 Internationalization
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5.Issues Related to Globalization
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5.1 The Tenure System
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5.2 Quality in Education
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5.3 Research
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5.4 Institutional Differentiation
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5.5 Monitoring and Evaluation
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Australia’s National Identity Through the Eyes of the Chinese Youth
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1.National Identity
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2.Australian National Identity
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3.Australian Identity Through the Eyes of Chinese University Students
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3.1 History and Geography
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3.2 National Symbols
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3.3 Aboriginals
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3.4 Cities
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3.5 Resources
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3.6 Culture and Sports
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4.Afterthoughts
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4.1 A New Attitude Toward the Aboriginals
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4.2 A Dialogue Between Australia and China
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4.3 A Prediction of Australia’s Future
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A Survey of Chinese Overseas Students in Australia
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1.A Brief Overview
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2.Chinese International Students in Australia
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3.Factors Attracting Chinese Students to Study in Australia
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4.Complex and Multifaceted Issues for Our Attention
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What Does US-Australia Marine Deployment Move Mean to Us?
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1.Introduction
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2.A Close Look at the Historical Relation Between the US and Australia
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3.Why Does the U.S.Decide to Make This Strategic Consideration？
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4.Why Does Australia Agree to Play a Supportive Role?
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5.What Does China Respond to US Marine Deployment to Australia?
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6.What Do the Outsiders Respond to the US Marine Deployment?
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Sydney University’s Industrial Actions in 2013
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1.5 Strikes in Sydney University in 2013
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2.Why the Strikes?
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2.1 Casualisation
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2.2 Wage Rise
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2.3 Teaching Workload and Research
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2.4 The Role of Unions
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3.Positions Taken by the Senior Management
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4.Concluding Remarks
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- 出版地 ： 中國大陸
- 語言 ： 簡體中文
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