监狱教育改造与建设现代化文明监狱

教育改造是建设现代化文明监狱的基础工作,同时也是监狱工作的重要组成部分。教育改造可以推动现代化文明监狱的建设进程,现代化文明监狱的建设又为教育改造工作的深入发展拓展了更大的空间,二者相互联系,互为要求,相辅相成。建设现代化文明监狱对教育改造工作的要求是多方面的,文章从干警意识现代化、教育思想现代化、教育手段科学化三个方面为如何建设现代化文明监狱作了探讨。     

性别意识与中国现代女作家的创作追求

现代女性的性别觉醒及其性别重塑,是对女性自我历史命运的一次深刻的性别自救。这种新女性形象的塑造,体现了现代女作家以解构男权性爱霸权,建构女性情爱主体为旨归的创作追求。     

析对传统家庭美德的历史继承和超越创新

传统家庭美德作为一种伦理道德文化,积淀着人类文明发展的成果,蕴藏着具有普遍意义的一般人伦关系的意蕴,通过对其进行现代诠释和价值升华,并在此基础上实现超越创新,可以使其成为社会主义家庭美德建设的历史依托和丰富营养,从而为建设社会主义先进文化提供有效服务。     

论旅游的精神文化本质

从旅游人类学的分析中,我们可以得出这样一个结论:传统的朝圣不失为一种初始形态的旅游,而旅游又衍生成了一种新形式的现代朝圣。因此,剥开旅游的物质外壳,从旅游的精神文化本质上来说,旅游是一种现代的朝圣。     

论民营企业与现代企业制度的建设

民营企业作为社会主义市场经济的一个重要组成部分,应该按照社会主义市场经济规律的要求,走现代企业制度建设的道路。加强民营企业现代企业制度建设,要在民营企业内形成集体决策机制和竞争机制,要建立健全劳动制度和财务制度,要任人唯贤并建立监督机构。     

论梁启超的法治政府思想

梁启超的法治政府思想则是其宪政思想中的一个光耀的亮点 ,建立像近代西方国家那样的宪政制度 ,是梁启超的法治政府思想的核心目标之一 ,他对封建专制政治恶政府的认识和批判、对近代法治政府的构想和追求 ,对当代法治政府建设亦有相当之借鉴意义。     

试析中国政治体制改革的任务、经验及目标模式

中国现行政体是作为现代民主政体两种基本类型之一的人民民主政体.中国政治体制改革的基本任务是发展、完善现行人民民主政体,而非将其彻底否定,以自由民主政体取而代之.中国政治体制改革的一个成功经验,就是社会主义国家政治体制改革必须遵循坚持、发展、完善人民民主政体的原则.中国政治体制的目标模式应当是一种新型的人民民主政体,即以"坚持党的领导、人民当家作主和依法治国有机统一"为基本特征的新型人民民主政体.     

The first woman in the process of book production in Livonia: the case of Ursula Krüger and Daniel Hermann

I present the first case from the history of early modern Livonia, when a woman participated in the editing and publication of a printed book. Ursula Krüger, wife of Prussian–Livonian humanist Daniel Hermann, illustrates the wider perspective of non-aristocratic women’s activities involving book production in the geographical periphery of humanist culture, Riga, rather than in the heart of European humanism. Her story also illustrates the ability of women to collaborate as an editor, both as a learned woman who could compose Latin dedications and a businesswoman who could financially and organizationally engage in publishing books.     

Modern poetry,popular song and their dangerous liaisons

Abstract

In this article, Tsuboi Hideto examines the mutually entwined pursuits of modern poetry and music in interwar Japan, focusing especially on the work of Nakahara Chūya, Kitahara Hakushū, and the People's Poetry group. Cutting across their respective distinctions within the poetry establishment, Tsuboi draws attention to these figures’ shared investment in symphonic, folk and popular music. In so doing, he identifies among them a prevailing concern for curating a poetic voice that might harmonize the conflictual registers of individual and collective expression and thereby attune the work of the poet to that of the ‘people’ more broadly. Meanwhile, the essay traces the currents of modernist and avant-garde thought in Japan and Europe that framed these poets’ engagements with music and sound. Tsuboi then illustrates the varying degrees to which these voices, forged within the cosmopolitan milieu of the Taisho period, bent toward the nationalizing project and later gave way to the chorus of wartime fascism and imperial expansion.     

Transforming Islam among Roma communities in the Balkans: a case of popular religiosity

In recent decades, numerous popular shrines devoted to saints have emerged in Romani settlements, usually in urban areas. At first sight, these shrines and the veneration of saints are reminiscent of the cult of saints and tombs common in regional Muslim traditions and beyond, and possess particular local features. A detailed analysis of this local case shows new meanings and forms the “wider” tradition gains under new conditions. This paper explores the way the regional Muslim tradition of worshiping holy sites is localized and elaborated within popular religious practice of certain Romani communities in the Balkans. Specifically, it focuses on the contestation of the issues of authenticity and marginality of this vernacular practice in order to reveal the peculiarity of images and meanings Islam gains at the intra-confessional level in a quite heterogeneous social and cultural environment. The material discussed in this paper was collected during ethnographic fieldwork conducted between 2011 and 2014 in Serbia, Macedonia, and Kosovo.