浅谈中国服装设计教育的方向

面对瞬息万变的设计潮流我们理智地思考着属于中国人自己的服装设计的道路。拥有流淌着上下五千年传统文化血液的中华民族需要让本民族的服装载满中国民族精神,它要让世界了解中国。因此,体现设计之民族精神、做好自己的民族教育是中国服装设计要走的道路。     

浅谈抗战时期对于民族精神的凝聚

从鸦片战争到中华人民共和国成立,中华民族承受着帝国主义、封建主义的双重压迫.鸦片战争使得中国沦为一个半殖民地半封建社会,中国人民的民族认同感出现危机,抗战前后,随着民族危机的日益加深,中国人民的民族意识得到加强,而在抗日战争中,中国人空前觉醒,他们强烈要求复兴中国,中华民族表现出了巨大的凝聚力.     

法之民族精神浅析

主要采用文献研究的方法,从历史法学派代表人物萨维尼的"法为民族精神之产物"的观点出发,对法与民族精神之间的联系进行阐述,表明在法与民族的发展历程中,民族精神对法的精神、法的运行、法律移植、法律文化产生了不同程度的作用和影响,法被深深打上了民族精神的烙印.     

在书写中体验汉字的形体美

在世界文字系统中,汉字以其形神兼具的独特之美享誉全球,并流传至今,且越来越散发出迷人的魅力.汉字是一种文化,不仅积淀着中华民族的智慧、中华民族的灵魂,更凝聚着一种民族精神,因此,<语文课程标准>非常重视写字教学,把它作为语文教学中一项十分重要的教学任务.     

强爱国志践报国行——浅析爱国主义教育在中学历史教学中的德育功能

爱国主义是我们民族精神的核心,是实现中华民族伟大复兴永不枯竭的精神动力.加强爱国主义教育是德育工作的重中之重,使爱国主义教育成为社会的主旋律.     

探析马克思主义中国化与弘扬中华民族精神的辨证关系

马克思主义中国化是马克思主义走向世界,实现民族化的重要环节,是赢得中国革命胜利的根本法宝和探索社会主义建设道路的必然选择.中华民族精神是中华文化凝结和积淀而成的优秀成果,是中华民族生存和发展的价值导向和精神动力.本文结合马克思主义中国化的发展历程分析和探讨了它同弘扬中华民族精神的辨证关系,并指出不断推进马克思主义中国化与弘扬中华民族精神的相关策略.     

社会和谐发展的民族认同及其教育研究

笔者追溯了民族认同的源起,详细解析了"民族"、"认同"、"民族认同"的概念,提出了认同过程的逻辑假设,即从少数民族的族群认同到中华民族整体认同,阐述了民族认同的条件与社会和谐发展的基本要素,探讨了民族认同及其教育在中华民族多元一体的和谐社会构建中的价值,这对当前多民族国家的社会稳定与和谐发展具有极其重要的意义.     

弘扬中华传统文化增添作文教学魅力

中华民族的传统文化源远流长,是整个东方文化的重要标志和世界历史文化宝库中的重要遗产,对人类社会的文明进步作出了不开磨灭的贡献.语文作为中华民族传统文化的载体,承载着民族精神和民族灵魂,在传统文化发展中起着重要的作用,语文教学应融于传统文化之中.     

全球化背景下对民族精神建设的慎思明辨

21世纪,伴随着全球化进程的日趋加剧,民族精神建设问题也日益彰显.在这种背景下,我们必须全面把握民族精神的特征,对民族精神进行科学判断,理性思考,慎思明辨,并在此基础上,实现文化创新,发展文化产业,建设民族精神.唯有如此,方能使我们的民族精神既保留自己的民族本色,又能在全球化的巨变中立于不败之地.     

高职院校传统音乐文化教育的现状与反思

中国传统音乐文化是中华民族智慧的结晶,在高职院校对学生加强传统音乐文化教育能使学生了解中国传统文化,增强民族自豪感,继承和发扬民族精神,提高综合素质。     

National Media Awards.

Announces the winners of the 1974 National Media Awards. The National Media Awards program was established by the American Psychological Foundation in 1956 to honor outstanding reporting on psychology by the national media. These awards are offered as a means of recognizing and encouraging the communication of psychology to the general public by reporters, magazine and free-lance writers, television, radio, films, and books. The winners in the five media categories are as follows: Book and monograph: The Brain Changers, by Maya Pines. Television and film: The First Signs of Washoe, produced for WGBH, Boston, by Simon Campbell-Jones. Newspaper: 'Tis the Season to Be--Depressed," by Rose Kushner. Magazine: "Oh, for a Good Night's Sleep!," by Maggie Scarf. Radio: Four programs of the Firing Line series. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

National Media Awards.

The American Psychological Foundation selected winners in five categories in the competition for the 1978 National Media Awards. The awards are presented annually to recognize and encourage outstanding and accurate reporting that contributes to the public's knowledge and understanding of psychology. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

National Influenza Surveillance 1996

In 1996 data from laboratories, general practitioners and a national employer were combined to detect trends in influenza activity in Australia. An epidemic of influenza A (H3N2) was recorded. Little influenza B activity was noted throughout the winter months, however the number of laboratory reports of influenza B rose in the last quarter of the year. Influenza activity was reflected in the consultation rates recorder by sentinel general practitioner reporting schemes. Of particular note was the Tropical Influenza Surveillance in the Northern Territory which demonstrated a bimodal epidemic pattern. There was no apparent trend in national absenteeism rates recorded by a national employer.     

National Media Awards.

The American Psychological Foundation's National Media Award was established in 1956 to recognize and encourage outstanding reporting which increases the public's knowledge and understanding of psychology. This year for the first time awards were made in three categories: (a) television, radio, and movie; (6) book and monograph; and (c) newspaper and magazine. In the television-radio-movie category, the award this year (1971) was presented to David Prowitt, producer and narrator of the film The Mind of Man. In the book-monograph category, the award was given to Richard I. Evans, author of the book Gordon Allport: The Man and His Ideas. In the newspaper-magazine category, the recipient of the award was Emily Hahn for her article On the Side of the Apes. The article first appeared in the New Yorker magazine and has since been published in book form. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

National hospital discharge survey

OBJECTIVES: This report presents national estimates of the use of non-Federal short-stay hospitals in the United States during 1995. Estimates are provided by demographic characteristics of patients discharged, geographic region of hospitals, conditions diagnosed, and surgical and nonsurgical procedures performed. Measurements of hospital use include number and rate of discharges and days of care, and the average length of stay. METHODS: The estimates are based on data collected through the National Hospital Discharge Survey for 1995. In 1995 data were collected for approximately 263,000 discharges. Of the 508 eligible non-Federal short-stay hospitals, 466 (92 percent) responded to the survey. Diagnoses and procedures are presented according to their code numbers listed in the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification, or ICD-9-CM. RESULTS: In 1995 there were an estimated 30.7 million discharges from non-Federal short-stay hospitals. These patients used a total of 164.6 million days of care and had an average length of stay of 5.4 days. Other data summarized in this report include estimates for diagnoses, procedures, expected source of payment, hospital deaths, and newborn infants.     

National Media Awards.

Announces that the American Psychological Foundation (APF) selected four winners in its 1980 National Media Awards Program. The four winners are: Marlene Cimons for a series on Vietnam War veterans, Zick Rubin for Children's Friendships and for "Seeking a Cure for Loneliness," Ellen Frank for producing and hosting a 35-part series called "The Facts of Life", and Daniel Goleman for "1,528 Little Geniuses and How They Grew." Robert J. Trotter received a special APF award for making a sustained contribution in communicating psychology to the general public. Seven entries cited for making distinguished contributions in communicating psychology to the public are also listed. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)