Some of Published Papers:
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Deep Image and Robert Bly’s Meditation
Abstract: As a leading poet of “Deep Image”, Bly's importance lies in the fact that he “writes religious meditations for a public that is no longer ostensibly religious.” The force of his poem depends upon the establishment of a sense of intense subjectivity within contexts of the commonplace. His poetry requires that the poets go deeply inward, which seeks to integrate self, others, and the cultural and physical worlds. This essay attempts to analyze Bly’s logos from three aspects.
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Introspection, Reverence and Excitation
Abstract: Emily Dickinson’s poems are regarded as precious resources in the field of literature. This paper attempts to reveal the cultural quintessence of Emily Dickinson’s poetry and depict her state of mind, discusses her reflections on the meaning of life, and then explores her unique revelation of the innermost thought. It stresses that Dickinson’s poems are alive with logos and spiritualism, are characteristic of implicit and thought-provoking features. What counts is to find the relationship between logos and spiritualism so that we can understand the poems better.
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On the Supernatural Features of Time
Abstract: Time, as an abstract word, has long been considered as God’s time in biblical vision. This paper intends to explore the relationship and interplay between time and man and illustrate the supernatural features of time through analyzing verses concerning time in the Bible.

Key Words: Words  time  meaning  feature

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An analysis of John Donne’s Love Poems in Biblical Vision
Abstract:  Being one of the most important parts in poetry, John Donne’s love poem has been underrated for quite a long time. As far as the content is concerned, some critics hold that it contains many negative sides. As a high priest, John Donne wrote many love poems on the basis of a potential text --- the Bible. It is Bible that helps us have a deep understanding of the content. From these poems, we find both a sincere praise to flesh derived from human nature and a special effort to seek for spiritual love，and true humanity mixed with holy divinity. Donne’s uniqueness lies in his intense analysis of his spiritual experience --- the desire to be purged of sinfulness and the longing to defeat the mortality by God’s grace and mercy. His eagerness to become holy is the brightest element of his love poems.

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An analysis of self-consciousness in Christina Rossetti’s poems
-----from the perspective of Speech Acts
Abstract:
 W.V.Harris strongly deny the definition that novel is a kind of imitation or disguise to “speech acts”. According to him, the remarks or utterances in the novel can also be regarded as a proposition, which belongs to the illocutionary act in natural language. The author thinks this is true of the poems by Christina Rossetti. The poetic elements in her poems still have their own expressive speech acts. This paper, on the basis of speech acts theory, attempts to reveal the poet’s self-consciousness from different dimensions.