在灵魂边缘处守望——王彪小说中的人性思索

王彪的小说对人性进行了深入的探索,对人类的灵魂进行了无情的拷问.通过对性的审视,对病态人性的分析及对生与死这一古老命题的昭示,反映了人类内心世界与现实社会无情的冲突,以及人性中追求理性,谋求自赎的渴望.     

Oils in All Weathers

WU Hao is a rising star in the mainstream arts world. His works are among those most sought by both overseas and domestic art dealer, among the latter China Guardian Auctions, Poly Auctions and the Beijing Hanhai Auction Co., Ltd. Wu Hao was born in 1973. His family's artistic traditions are eminent in his father, Wu Jiankun, who designed the landmark souvenir sheet of stamp, Stage Art of Mei Lanfang. Wu Hao has been immersed in his own art since childhood. "Nothing ever interrupted the flow of my art studies, which is probably why my work always got the top marks in exams and competitions," he says, candidly. Having graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts in 1996, in 1998 Wu went to France to continue his studies. His exceptional talent gained him direct entry into the 4th grade of the Ecole Nationale Superieure de Beaux Arts of Paris. He graduated with the DNSAP, one of the highest degrees in plastic arts that France awards.     

The Paradox of the Moral Irrelevance of the Government and the Law: A Critique of Carlos Nino's Approach

Some authors have speculated about the fact that if the law were connected to morality, then it would not be relevant, because morality would be enough to regulate social life. A study of this objection to the connection thesis will be outlined in this paper. In other words, the possible answers to the question about the practical difference that law gives to morality will be analyzed. The work of the Argentine philosopher Carlos Nino will be taken as the starting point for this task.     

Macao a Decade on

WE have higher incomes, better public security and more job opportunities; our government is also more attentive to public opinion and has increased subsidies for public undertakings. But there are too many casinos around, and housing prices are too high. This is how Zheng Bingkun, a 59-yearold bus driver, sums up life in Macao since it returned to the PRC.     

Ways of Solving Conflicts of Constitutional Rights: Proportionalism and Specificationism*

This paper deals with the question of the conflict of constitutional rights with regard to basic rights. Two extreme accounts are outlined: the subsumptive approach and the particularistic approach, that embody two main conceptions of practical rationality. Between the two approaches there is room for a range of options, two of which are examined: the proportionalist approach, which conserves the scope of rights restricting their stringency, and the specificationist approach, which preserves the stringency of rights restricting their scope. I will present arguments in defence of the latter.