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The Oresteia: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, Eumenides

為了解決rodney meaning的問題，作者Merrill, Rodney,Aeschylus 這樣論述：

The Oresteia of Aeschylus is the greatest monument of the ancient Greek theater, and one of the greatest classics of Western literature. It is the only surviving trilogy of the many performed in the Theater of Dionysos of Athens at a spring religious festival, the City Dionysia, and its subject is a

mythical enactment of the transition from retributive justice to fully civil means of dealing with wrongdoing, a central concern of societies everywhere. Partly in retrospective narrative and partly in action, it treats the course of the intrafamilial curse on the house of Atreus, princes of Argos,

that destroys the family and upsets the social order, to its resolution in a newly constituted court in Athens, the Areopagos. In this context, the gods important to the Athenians appear or are invoked. But despite the serious matter, it was an entertaining theatrical experience, as extravagant as

any surviving Greek play, with spectacular entrances-Agamemnon on a chariot, the Erinyes sleeping on the stage, Athena flying with her cape-like aegis; dances, solo lyrics, choruses, and impassioned musical exchanges among chorus and characters; and at the end a procession of citizens. Nor is humor

absent: Orestes' nurse voices a funny yet incisive account of the equivocal feelings-affection and impatience-roused by infant care, and the gods' clumsy and finally irrelevant arguments in Orestes' trial must have raised a smile in ancient spectators and can do so today. For all these features of t

he performance the aural experience was of the essence. The actors declaimed the dialogue so as to project it through their stylized masks and reach the farthest spectators in the large open-air theater. The chorus and the characters chanted or sang the choral odes and lyrics to the accompaniment of

an aulos, a wind instrument like a double oboe. Though the melodies, which were probably never written down, do not survive, we have the rhythms embodied in the wide-ranging meters of the verse. Aeschylus constructed these with great care for their musical expressiveness, and he may well have compo

sed the monodic melodies that embodied them in the lyric passages. This translation seeks to convey this pervasive music; the dialogue is mainly in formal iambic hexameter verse, representing Greek iambic trimeters, two syllables longer than the iambic pentameter verse prevalent in English poetry. T

he lyrics are set in meters representing those of the original; they range from simple and regular to highly complex. This version is dedicated especially to those who would like to realize this musical experience in viva voce performances, reciting the dialogue, chanting some of the choruses, even,

perhaps, improvising tunes for some choral and lyric passages. To encourage this, all the lyric passages are marked to indicate accented syllables and phrasing. The typeface throughout is large enough to make the book suitable for use as a script on such occasions, perhaps among groups of friends.

Yet the translation also seeks to transmit the meaning of the original as closely as possible and to preserve tragic decorum in its diction.The aim throughout is to allow the modern audience of readers and hearers to imagine and participate in one of the most entertaining and stimulating dramatic ex

periences of all time. To that end the book includes a brief Foreword, a longer Afterword suggesting some interpretive approaches and describing the most prominent meters, a selected bibliography, and a list of names for quick reference to elucidate mythical, geographical, and historical allusions.

On the covers are lively pictures from ancient Greek vases-one of them from Aeschylus' lifetime, the other almost a century later-illustrating some features of the trilogy. The playwright, Aeschylus, is the first of the western world whose work is extant; his genius put a stamp on the drama that h

as never been superseded, though only seven of his more than 70 plays survive. Nor has their excellence been surpassed; for dramatic tension and brilliant lyricism they set the bar high. Born around 525 BCE in Eleusis, near Athens, to a wealthy family, he probably began writing tragedy at about the

age of twenty-five. He fought at the Battle of Marathon in 490, where the Athenians defeated the invading Persians, and at Salamis and perhaps Plataea, in 479. His last work, The Oresteia, the only surviving tragic trilogy, won the first prize at the City Dionysia in 458. He died in Sicily two years

later. The translator, Rodney Merrill, encountered Longfellow’s verse narratives as a teenager and learned to savor the music of formal verse. Soon after, he discovered translations of Homeric epic and The Oresteia. He studied the history and literature of England at Harvard and acquired a Ph.D. in

English and Comparative Literature at Stanford, where he began the study of ancient Greek and, during a sojourn in Paris, started reading the Iliad in Greek. At Harvard, in a thesis on the lyrics of Sir Thomas Wyatt, he pursued his interest in the musical roots of older poetry, which he continued i

n a Stanford dissertation on the song forms shaping late medieval love lyrics. Part of the latter appeared in a 1973 monograph, ＂Chaucer’s Broche of Thebes.＂ For seven years as Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, he taught English literature, especially great poetry from C

haucer through Spenser, Shakespeare, and Milton, increasing his sense of how English syntax can convey complex thought in musical meters. After that stint of employment, during a year in Lisbon, Portugal, living in a Volkswagen bus in a campground, he began translating the Odyssey. That translation

and one of the Iliad, published in 2002 and 2007 respectively, aim to convey the music of those oral-formulaic epic songs in English dactylic hexameter verse, as does his translation of the Argonautika of Apollonios Rhodios, 2012. The conviction inspiring the present translation is similar: the musi

cal rhythms surviving in the elaborate meters of the plays can be conveyed in an English rendering. Yet to be published are comparable versions of the Aeneid of Virgil and the poems of Theocritus.

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中國政府如何利用官媒提升其國家形象:以中國環球電視網（CGTN）中美貿易戰報導為例

為了解決rodney meaning的問題，作者楊斯涵 這樣論述：

近年來，中國政府提升自身在國際間形象的目標盡人皆知，充分了解中國政府如何藉由中國環球電視網（CGTN）新聞播送提升身國家形象，本次論文深入探討了三大面向。首先，本文就學術上以及歷史上提升國家形象的方法及案例深入探討分析，並探究現階段中國形象為何。第二，本文就馬克思主義、列寧主義、習近平新聞思想，推導出所謂中國中央報導原則的脈絡及思維；最後運用言辭分析法分析中國環球電視網在中美貿易戰之中所做出的報導，了解到中國環球電視網並非只是單純的新聞傳遞者，更多的是中國中央政府的風向球、態度轉變的前導站，期望本次論文研究可增進政府學界在兩岸之間事件的理解與妥善處理，進一步更可謹慎面對中台關係。

Reinventing Structuralism

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為了解決rodney meaning的問題，作者Sangster, Rodney B. 這樣論述：

This monograph argues that the structuralist movement in linguistics was curtailed prematurely, before its contribution to cognitive science could be fully realized. Building upon Roman Jakobson's pioneering work on the nature of the linguistic sign, a new and detailed appreciation of the role of si

gn relations in the ultimate structuring of consciousness is presented, proving that the structural approach has as much to contribute today as any current cognitive theory. This study takes the view that the structure which linguistic signs themselves evince should be treated as an organic property

of mind in its own right, as the device by which the ultimate differences in meaning in the human cognitive sphere are realized. Adherence to this principle assumes not only that the linguistic sign must be fundamentally monosemic, but also that the level of abstraction at which the relations betwe

en signs function must lie beyond the logical or rational level where polysemy is the rule. The study demonstrates that while the conceptual relations or categories uncovered at such a higher-order level of consciousness are of necessity highly abstract and hidden from normal awareness, they are nev

ertheless neither ineffable nor devoid of content. Rather, the categories identified and defined in this study are shown to have verifiable correlates at the supra-rational level where transpersonal rather than ego-oriented psychology operates, the level that Jung termed the collective unconscious.

It is here that we find corresponding properties in reports from altered states of consciousness, in the structure of myths worldwide, as well as in studies of the image-making capacity of the human mind. Ultimately, when the structure of actual linguistic signs is treated as an ordered set of conce

ptual relations, one necessarily arrives at the conclusion that the sign relations of different languages are anything but Whorfian, but are all pointing to the same universal set of conceptual properties. This set of properties is then shown to be able to account for the relations between signs in

all areas of linguistic structure, from the grammatical to the lexical and the syntactic. The monograph goes on to provide a detailed account of the process of making reference, of how speakers are able to contextualize the truly abstract conceptual relations inherent in the structure of signs in th

eir language, to produce a potentially infinite variety of polysemous meanings in actual speech situations at whatever level of concreteness they choose; and how the feedback from such acts of communication determines the evolutionary trajectory of a system of signs conceived as a living organism, s

pecifically as a neuronal structure inherent in the human brain operating as a fundamentally probabilistic or stochastic system. Rodney B. Sangster, University of California, USA.

安達盧西亞地區的世界文化遺產之形塑與再現：以阿爾罕布拉宮為例

為了解決rodney meaning的問題，作者盧中彥 這樣論述：

安達盧西亞得天獨厚的地理位置替這片土地帶來了多元且混雜的文化樣貌，不僅在中世紀被來自伊斯蘭宗教的政權治理了數百年，更同時汲取了鄰近地區的摩爾人文化，成為歐陸地區上少數高度揉合東/西方文明的地區。而當 1492 年卡斯蒂亞王國成功將格拉納達收復回基督宗教的勢力版圖後，安達盧西亞又頓時成為黃金時代下西班牙航海開拓者啟航的據點，讓它體現了十五到十八世紀西班牙輝煌且強盛的國力與人民堅忍不拔的精神。於是在這些豐富的文化元素滋養下，現今的安達盧西亞儼然已成為世界文化遺產的重要據點，不僅境內擁有高達七座的世界文化遺產，每年因遺產觀光而來訪的旅客與其帶來的觀光效益更是不計其數。本研究將以位在格拉納達的阿爾罕

布拉宮作為研究個案，透過分析其遺產空 間內部的展示與空間規劃，來探討相關治理單位如何應用其遺產的歷史沿革與物質面來再現與形塑阿爾罕布拉宮，並同時分析阿爾罕布拉宮館方所籌劃的藝術展覽與教育活動，進一步探討阿爾罕布拉宮如何與周遭的地方社區連結，並在多方交涉且快速變遷的社會脈動下重新調整其遺產的再現與形塑，藉此維持阿爾罕布拉宮傳承在地文化的遺產功能並建構出一個融合格拉納達城市意象的文化觀光品牌。