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学术堂整理了十五个好写的英语论文题目，供大家进行参考： 试论简奥斯汀生活对其小说的影响 (On the Impact of Jane Austen’s Life on Her Novels) “真实的诺言”与传统文化的碰撞——简析“真人秀”的实质和本地化过程 (When True Lies Challenge Tradition—An Analysis of the Reality and Localization of Reality TV) 从台湾问题看中美关系 (The Sino-US Relation—The Taiwan Issue)《傲慢与偏见》的生命力 (The Great Vitality of Pride and Prejudice) 平凡中的不平凡——《傲慢与偏见》(Significance in Commonplace—Pride and Prejudice) 萨皮尔沃夫理论 (Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis) 论格里高尔的悲剧 (An Analysis of Gregor’s Tragedy) 对大学生心理健康问题予更多关注 (More Attention to the Psychological Health of College Students) 文体学: 语言学习的科学 (Stylistics: A Scientific Approach) 佛教在西方 (Buddhism in the West) 非语言交际 (Nonverbal Communication) 国际反恐 (International Anti-Terrorism) 全球资金市场近期特征与走向 (The Character and Tendency of Global Capital Market in Recent Decades) 从《老人与海》中桑堤亚哥的性格可知——人是打不败的 (A Man Cannot Be Defeated—From the Character of Santiago in The Old Man and the Sea) 南方的失落 (The Loss of the South)
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关于欧洲的论文题目大全高中
在西方，法律的信仰来源于宗教传统，它们之间有着密不可分的联系。60年代美国等西方国家出现了很多社会问题，美国比较法学家和法制史学家伯尔曼认为，西方人所面临的危机并非法律的过度神圣化或宗教的过度律法化，即二者过分一体化的危机；而是相反，是它们过于分裂化的危机：“法学家把法律看成是纯功利的工具和手段，把它归入“工具理性”的范围之内；神学家把宗教看成是超越程序与组织的信仰、爱和恩典，把它与法律对立起来。” 伯尔曼强调，二者重新融合，才能使法律真正被社会所信仰。这一西方人对法律富有宗教性的看法，表面看来对我们中国人建设法制社会并没有多大的意义，因为中国并没有真正意义上的全民或国家宗教。但如果按照伯尔曼的观点：“法律最终以道德为基础，道德最后建立于宗教之上”，中国法也同样有着其信仰基础，那恰恰是指儒家的道德伦理教条。换言之，在中国，被神圣化的道德本身，兼有宗教的功能。今天，我们倡导全民投身于和谐社会的构建，依法治国和以德治国应该起着同样的重要作用。因此，了解西方基督宗教与法律的关系，以及基督宗教的律法观，对找回法律的神圣性、宗教性和建设法制社会有着重要意义。 一、法律与宗教的关系观诸世界各国，无论是东方还是西方，法律与宗教都有着或多或少的联系，并在某种程度上皆脱胎于宗教，比如伊斯兰国家和古希腊罗马等。 在西方文化中，法律与宗教的紧密联系或互动关系历来是一个引人注目的现象，两者之间或吸纳或排拒，在不同的历史时期呈现出不同的特色。在古代与中世纪，两者距离较近，有时甚至合而为一，密不可分。而进入近代以来，西方资本主义国家确立了政教分离的原则，法律与宗教相对独立，自成体系，但决非互不相干，而是侧重点有所不同，配合默契，对社会生活均颇具影响力和塑造力。 从历史的角度来看，法律与宗教长期而紧密的联系可以追溯到西方文明的源头――希伯来文化。希伯来法与宗教是分不开的。它产生于公元前2至公元前5世纪的，是由摩西首创"十诫"，后经历代帝王、祭司的修订、扩充而成的。“在形成和发展的过程中，希伯来法受更为古老的汉谟拉比法典的影响较大，同时也从埃及、亚述、波斯等文明古国的律法中吸取了许多养料。但对其影响最大的，还是希伯来人的宗教思想。”摩西五经所记载的，既是上帝的诫命，又是人间的法律，这就是律法。希伯来法兼有宗教戒律和道德规范的性质，这便造成了法律、宗教和道德三者的融合。
欧洲政治地图欧洲是欧罗巴洲的简称，“欧罗巴”一词据说最初来自腓尼基语的“伊利布”一词，意思是“日落的地方”或“西方的土地”。整个欧洲地势的平均高度为330米，地形以平原为主，南部耸立着一系列山脉，总称阿尔卑斯山系，其中勃朗峰海拔4807米，勃朗峰属法国境内，成为西欧第一高峰。欧洲的河网稠密，水量丰沛。最长的河流是伏尔加河，长3690公里，第二大河是多瑙河，全长2850公里，是世界上流经国家最多的河。欧洲是有常住人口各洲中唯一没有热带气候的一洲，同时寒带气候所占的面积也不大，所以气候温和，降水分布较均。大部分为温带海洋性气候，也有地中海气候，温带大陆性气候，极地气候和高原山地气候等气候。其中温带海洋性气候最为典型。
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500字太多了就简单谈下吧，你可以从我的框架里填内容分三个时间段来说: 欧洲古代， 基督教盛行时代， 文艺复兴及其以后时代在基督教一统欧洲前，希腊罗马神话对欧洲影响其实并不大，主要是在语言的形成上，比如英语(就是山寨版的罗马语)， 很多单词都是与希腊罗马神话有着千丝万屡的联系在论文里，你可以引用一些例子: 最简单的你打开英文词典， 搜索一些希腊罗马的神的名字， 那么你会发现在那个神的名字单词比较接近的地方有很多该神名的变体衍生的单词在那时的文化上，各国还是以自己的文化和神话为主 到了基督教统一欧洲思想后，古希腊和罗马的文化更是没了立足之地到了文艺复兴时代， 由于那时的进步人士需要载体来承载自己的新思想，对新生活的想法等等， 就找到了人性化的神话: 古希腊古罗马神话 于是一大批文艺文化作品产生了 也就是这个时候开始， 古希腊古罗马神话才真正有了大的起色，从而影响了欧洲文化，更影响了世界文化 即便是今天，还可以看到很多文艺复兴的成果
Abstract: America’s history of literature began with the swarming in of immigrants with different background and After that， American literature had been greatly influenced by the European culture for a long It was not until America’s independence， did Americans realized that they need national literature strongly， and American literature began to The Civil War was a watershed in the history， after which American literature entered a period of full Romantics， which emphasized individualism and intuition and Tnscendentalism represented by Emerson came out into This was an exciting period in the history of American Like the flowers of spring， there were suddenly many different kinds of writing at the same They have given depth and strength to American literature， and accelerated the forming of High R But due to the influence of Civil War， the American society was in a turbulent The writings about local life， critical realism and unveiling the dark side of the society were After The First World War， Americans were at a loss postwar， and the Modern American literature Keywords: National Literature， Romanism， Transcendentalism， Local Color， Realism， Modern literature 摘要： 从殖民地时期起，欧洲殖民者和清教徒翻开了美国文学史的第一页。 这往后很长一段时期， 美国文学一直都受到欧洲文化的很大 影响 。一直到美国独立后，美国人强烈地感觉到了民族文学的需要，美国的民族文学开始 发展 。 南北战争是美国文学史上一个分水岭， 战后美国文学进入了一个全盛时期，产生了强调个性主义和直觉的早期浪漫主义，和以爱默生为代表的超验主义文学。爱默生的 时代 是美国前所未有的文学变动时代，产生了一大批优秀的作家和作品。 他们突出地给予了当时美国文学以深度和力量，也促进了罗曼主义高潮的来临。但是由于战争的影响， 社会 动荡不安，这时的作品更注重于揭示社会的阴暗面， 同时美国的民族文学进一步发展，创作出许多带有本土色彩和批判现实主义的作品。 一战后，美国人陷入战后的茫然， 美国也开始进入了 现代 文学阶段。 关键词： 民族文学， 浪漫主义， 超验主义， 本土色彩， 现实主义， 现代文学 American is a multi-national Just like a big container， which put in various kinds of Different cultures， that can not only be co-existed but also form a sharp contrast， mixed together， It makes American literature style has a flavor of distinct and various aesthetic Many writers come from lower level， which makes American literature has the rich flavor of life and local Furthermore， many new styles of literature in the world are oriented in America since 20th The process of American literature can be divided into following main periods: Colony and Puritan literature; early national literature; latter national literature and Modern America’s history of literature began with the swarming in of immigrants with different background and After that， American literature had been greatly influenced by the European culture for a long It was not until America’s independence， did Americans realize that they need national literature strongly， and American literature began to The Civil War was a watershed in the history， after which American literature entered a period of full Romantics， which emphasized individualism and intuition，and Tnscendentalism represented by Emerson came out into This was an exciting period in the history of American Like the flowers of spring， there were suddenly many different kinds of writing at the same They have given depth and strength to American literature， and accelerated the forming of High R But due to the influence if Civil War， the American society was in a turbulent The writings about local life， critical realism and unveiling the dark side of the society were After The First World War， Americans were at a loss postwar， and the Modern American literature Colonial and early American literature (1) Travelers and Explorers When the European explorers first came to this new continent， the native Indians who probably got here from Asia about fifteen thousand years ago were still in origin， and they even had no written language， “The traditional literature was originally transmitted almost entirely by word of mouth， and therefore belongs to the category of oral literature，” (Wu Dingbo， 1) As time past， more and more travelers and explorers swarmed They wrote a lot of diaries、letters， and travel accounts to describe the new land as second E No wander somebody said that the earliest American literature were the travel accounts written by European Among the most remained were Captain John Smith’s True Relation of Virginia (1608)， and Description of New England (1616) Although most of the Indian history was preserved in tales and songs， they had thoughts about life and They loved the natural world around them deeply， and they believed that when a person was dead， he would give back what had borrowed while he was alive to This kind of philosophy had influenced later or even modern American It’s interesting that when we look at the literature of the Puritans， the Transcendentalists， the Naturalists， and even the Moderns， when we read Anne Bradstreet， Emily Dickinson， Stephen Crane， and Ernest Hemingway， we can find similar (2) Pilgrim settlements Several years later， another group of settlers also arrived in the New W This group was looking for the Jamestown However ， because of bad navigation， they landed in M They were also coming to the New World with dreams of success， but their goal was different from the Jamestown They wanted to start a new world governed by the B They were called Puritans because they wanted to live a better life by making themselves They first arrived on the Mayflower and settled in P This is the group we are usually thinking about when we talk about the "first A"The clearest history of their journey to the New World can be found in History of Plymouth Plantation (1608) written by William Bradford， who was also one of the Mayflower The History of Plymouth Plantation is a Puritan book in the best “It’s loosely annalistic， but a direct and simple style gives charm， as a sincere faith in Puritanism gives purity， to the entire ” (W P Trent， 1997) The Puritans had several kinds of By far the most common form is the writing related to Biblical teachings， or sermons， that the church leaders The Puritans believed that they were in the New World because God had brought them there for a special They thought that by studying the Bible they could learn more about this way of So they were very strict to their life， and they didn’t allow any kind of entertainment even in That’s way Wu Dingbo said in his book “Literature of the New England Settlement is mainly a literary expression of the Puritan idealism” and “The literature of the colonial settlement served either God or colonial expansion or ” (Wu Dingbo， 4) Another important form of writing from this period is the These books， like Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation， are important because they tell us about life at the time of the P People also wrote many But a lot of works were hidden and lost because people often considered poetry to be an inferior form of writing and not totally acceptable to Puritan One of the most significant poets from this period was Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672) Her poems in Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up In America (1650) reflected the con concerns of women who came to settle in the colonies， and in all her poems， however， she shows her strong belief in G 18th century—the Age of reason (1) The Age of reason In the 18th century， people believed in man’s own nature and the power of human With Franklin as its spokesman， the 18th century America experienced an age of Words had never been so useful and so important in human People wrote a lot of political Numerous pamphlets and printings were These works agitated revolutionary people not only in America but also around the Among the most renowned was the work Common Sense (1776) of Thomas Paine (1737-1809) It’s the ringing call for the decoration of He also wrote Crisis (1774-1783) and The Age of Reason (1794-1796)， according to Wu， “He thought that religion should be based on rational， reasonable ” (Wu Dingbo， 12) The pamphlets helped complete the debate that resulted in America's separation from E And of course for all the Americans， the most important document from this period was a single sheet of paper called The Declaration of Independence (1776)， mainly written by Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)， the most distinguished person and giant in American history， he wrote and worked for American independence hardly and had made so many great efforts to America that he has been called "The First A" a world-renowned scientist， diplomat， philosopher， and He perfected the smooth， clear， short sentences of the Puritan plain His Autobiography encourages hard work and emphasizes the importance of Another work that is well known is Poor Richard's Almanack， and many of the sentences have become popular During this time writers thought that the truth should be relied on Bible， churchmen， authorities， or practice and (2) Early National Literature During the period of American Revolution War， American national literature came into Since before the war， American people have already had the awareness of national independence， so they wrote many political writings revolutionary The war helped the first important American prose writers and poets grow up both culturally and Furthermore， the independence of nation led to the independence of national From this moment on， American people began to understand of meaning of being a real ”American“ 放不下了，后面还有，在下面的网站里。满意拿分
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圣经与西方文化、中西文化交流、中世纪经院哲学对后世的影响12~13世纪西欧“新春天”与文艺复兴的对比文艺复兴中的“异端”成分宗教改革与反宗教改革西欧宗教地域划分的历史由来三十年战争对欧洲的影响
关于欧洲文化的论文题目大全初中
你起码要说什么派的吧是浪漫派的还是什么不然怎么想啊
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《大地之歌》，取自马勒同名交响乐
欧洲文化论文题目大全高中
你就写这三个人：贝多芬，肖邦，李斯特，网上一拉就行而且这三个大师很有名气的。
《大地之歌》，取自马勒同名交响乐
我是外语学院的，我们经常搞这些，记得上铺写过这么一篇，给分吧，我晚上问问
你起码要说什么派的吧是浪漫派的还是什么不然怎么想啊