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论文致谢一：
It gives me great pleasure to
express my gratitude to all the people who
haverendered
help to me during the time of my
Ph D study. First I would like to expressmy
heartfelt
thanks to my supervisor Prof. Sun
Yingchun, both for his insightfullectures and
academic
expertise and his constant
encouragement and patient support.
Special thanks are due to Prof. Liu Shicong from
Nankai University, who notonly
encouraged me
tremendously by showing great appreciation to my
research topic,but also
kindly provided me
with the four-volume English version of the
SelectedWorks published
by FLP in the 1960s. I
have also benefited greatly from Prof.
Liu'slectures. My very grateful
thanks go to
Prof. Wang Hongyin from Nankai University,not only
for his encouraging
remarks about my research
topic, but also for theinsightful advice and
suggestions I have
received from him
throughout my Ph Dstudy.
I am
particularly grateful to Prof. Jack Masson,
Professor Emeritus of theUniversity of
Alberta, who not only helped me obtain
valuable materials related to myresearch, but also
kindly edited my dissertation. The help and
encouragement I havereceived from him is
inestimable. Thanks are also due to Dr
Christina Schaffner,DrKate Sturge and Dr. Stefan
Baumgarten from Aston University, and Dr Mona
Bakerfrom the University of Manchester
for
their genuine interest in my research and
theirconstructive suggestions.
My
heartfelt thanks go to Professor He Xianbin from
Guangdong PolytechnicNormal
University who
kindly provided me with a copy of his very helpful
book ontranslation and
power relations. I
would also like to thank Prof. Li Yuchen, e, Prof.
Miao Xingwei,
Prof. Wang Junju, Prof. Wang
Keyou, Prof. Sun Changkun,Prof. Ji Yunxia and
Prof. Lumin for
their help and support in one
way or anotherduring my Ph D study.
Finally I want to thank my parents and my husband
for their love, support andpatience,
without
which the process of my Ph D study would have been
unbearable. Iespecially want
to thank my son,
who not only endured my mental absence, but
alsohelped me proofread
the Chinese paragraphs
contained in my dissertation.
论文致谢二：
The present work is the result of all joint
efforts. So many people hada part in the
making of this dissertation that it is hard to
acknowledgethem all.
First of all, I would like to express my deep
gratitude to Professor BaiJiehong,
supervisor
of my dissertation, for having continually
stimulatedme with her
methodological concerns
and persistent guidan够 in bothrealms of studies
and life during
the lengthy period of my
writing thework, for having helped me with so many
practical
problems, andparticularly for having
stirred my interest in cognitive linguistics when
Ibegan my work on graduate program under her
supervision.通 wish tothank her sincerely
for
her tolerance and openness which nurtured
myinterest in the present work. Now I
consider
it a great privilege to havegot the benefit of her
professional guidance.
I would like to
thank the College of Foreign Studies, Hunan
NormalUniversity, for
providing a stimulating
academic environment and varioussupport which
promote my
growth here. Thanks to the
professors at theEnglish Department for their
share in shaping
my view of the
relationshipbetween language and cognition. I
particularly appreciate my
interactionwith
Professor Huang Zhengding for his philosophical
ideas,ProfessorLiao
Guangrong for his open-
mindedness and encouragement to my ideas,Professor
Deng
Yunhua for her inspiring comments to my
questions, andProfessor Qin Yuxiang, for his nice
grammar book which fanned myinterest in
Cognitive Grammar and his discerning
comments
on my work.
Special thanks to Professor
Jiang Hongxin, who broadened my visionthrough his
course on classics. His eloquent talks made me
feel as if Iwere a literary student, and I was
inspired to read so much
beyondlinguistics.
I am deeply grateful
to the College of Foreign Studies as a whole
foroffering me a warm
home for my
explorations. Without her support, Iwouldn't have
got the opportunity to
pursue my study at the
ForeignLanguage Education and Research Center,
Beijing Foreign
StudiesUniversity; nor could I
have won the scholarship from China
ScholarshipCouncil,
which enabled me to study
at University of Oregon. My year ofapprenticeship
at Beijing
Foreign Studies University had a
considerableinfluence on my view of language and
language studies. Special thanks toProfessor
Chen Guohua, who as the supervisor of my
visiting programallowed me a chance to go into
the world of Case Grammar, an
inspiringworld I
still love to stay and explore. Warm thanks also
to ProfessorWang Kefei,
who spared his time to
discuss my topic and gave me hisprofessional
advice during my stay
at Beijing.
I
am greatly indebted to Professor Mark Johnson, who
invited me toUniversity of
Oregon for further
studies. It was so nice an experienceattending his
lectures. And it was he
who first introduced
me toneuroscience, and its relation to cognitive
linguistics. His
coherence inmultiple
disciplines makes him a role model for
researchers.
I want to
say thank you to my best friends Zeng Yonghong,
ChenMinzhe and Yang Quan
for their persistent
encouragement. Ours is aneverlasting world of
friendship and
brotherhood without which life
wouldbe boring and monotonous, and also a lively
forum
for communicationsof questions and
views, which, I believe, will always breed sm^pt
answers.
Special thanks go to
Professor Liu Zhengguang, Professer LiangXiaobo,
and also Chen
Yunjiang, who always give me
insightfulcomments on my work, whether on public
occasions or in private talks.
Great
is my debt to my family. Warm thanks to my parents
andparents-in-law for their
consistent support
and concern, and all kinds ofpractical help. Their
generous help has
accompanied me for so long,
yet Ican only offer so little in return. To my
wife I am most
indebted for herlove and
understanding, and her capability to manage all
the matterswhen
I feel helpless. She has the
ability to put things in the right track.
Without her support, this work would simply not
have been possible. I ammuch
indebted to my
son Max, who keeps asking me how soon I
wouldcomplete the work, so that
I could come
back to a normal life full oflaughter, games and
outdoor activities. His concern
brings me
warmencouragement and sweet joys when I feel
frustrated at myself for mypoor
performance in
organizing both my life and study. Finally, I'd
like tothank my brothers,
whose frequent
visits and calls remind me where Ibelong when I
feel lonely.
论文致谢三：
The
writing of a PhD dissertation is not an easy task,
especially for someone whohas
just begun her
academic journey. During the evolution of this
dissertation. I amdeeply
indebted to a number
of people who have guided and supported me in
manyways.
I would like to express my
utmost gratitude to my research supervisor.
ProfessorShen
Li for her sincere and selfless
support, prompt and useful advice during
myresearch. She
gives me a lifetime
unforgettable memory of her benevolence,
patience,intelligence,diligence and
erudition.
My gratitude also goes to
Professor Chu Xiaoquan, Qu Weiguo and Shen Yuan
ofthe
Department of English, College of
Foreign Languages and Literature, FudanUniversity.
They
gave me substantial suggestions for the
refinement of thisdissertation during my pre-oral
defense.
I would also like to thank
Professor Zhang Chunbai of the College of
ForeignLanguages,
East China Normal
University. Professor Huang Guowen of the
Collegeof Foreign Languages,
Zhongshan
University and Professor Wang Tongshun of
theCollege of Foreign Languages,
Shanghai Jiaotong University, for careful
review ofmy dissertation and their valuable
comments.
I would like to extend my
special thanks to Professor Wu Zhongwei
ofInternational
Cultural Exchange School.
Fudan University. Being my supervisorduring the MA
studies, he
awakened my interest in SLA and
TCSOL in particular. Thesame gratitude also goes
to
Professor Chen Liangmin of the Department
of French,College of Foreign Languages and
Literature, Fudan University. He introduced me
theelegance of the French language which I
chose as my major for bachelor's study and
Iwould never forget what I have learnt from
him.
My special thanks also go to my
mentor Professor Shen Xiaoxiao ofInternational
Cultural Exchange School. Fudan University. He
provided metremendous guidance and
support for
my administrative work as master students'
counselor and built a perfect model of a
teacher, an advisor and a leader.
I am
also grateful to Mme Zhang Shiyu' Li Lin. Shen
Anyi and He Shijin fortheir
spiritual support
during my project. I am always indebted to the
encouragementsthey gave
me.
Lastly
and most importantly. I would like to acknowledge
the endless
support,encouragement patience and
understanding of my family. They gave me the
incentiveto do this work and have put up
unquestioningly with the difficult person that I
hadbecome in the last few critical months of
finalizing this dissertation. I love
themforever.
论文致谢四：
This
thesis would not come into being if I had not
received help from mysupervisor,
teachers,
classmates, and family. They offered me so much
encouragement,without which I
could have
already given up. But before I express my
sincerestgratitude to them, I would
thank my
God. It was always He who first came to help
mewhen my faith was influenced by
Blake's
unorthodox theological thinking. Again itwas He
who gave me wisdom and patience
to do whatever
I did for his glory.
“Whatever your hand
finds to do, do it with all your might.” (NIV,
Ecclesiastes
9:10)And here is the prayer when
I was in the valley of despair: “May the favor of
the
Lordour God rest upon us; establish the
work of our hands for us-yes, establish the workof
our hands.” (Psalm 91:17) It is His
faithfulness and unfailing love that urged me
towrite the
thesis with all my might.
My supervisor Xu Xiaodong did offer me so much
help that I feel so grateful tohim. He
has
lent me over thirty valuable monographs,
biographies, anthologies, andcollections of
essays. Nearly all of the books
were bought from abroad at his ownexpense. His
fervent
love for literature, his relentless
pursuit of knowledge, and hismeticulous attitude
towards
research manifest the personalities
and qualities I shouldcultivate as a qualified
scholar.
Whenever I sent him an article he
always gave meprecious suggestions that really
improved my critical thinking a lot. For many
times Ifailed to keep my promise, he forgave
me and kept encouraging me to pursue
mystudies. I give my most genuinely gratitude to
him for his generous help.
Besides
my supervisor, I have benefited from many other
teachers. Prof. ZhangRuwen,
Prof. Yi Jianhong,
Prof. Jiang Yuebin, Sun Jiurong and Wei Lina, they
havetaught me many
critical approaches and
broadened the scope of my knowledge invarious
fields of literature.
Moreover, I would like
to extend my gratitude to myclassmates and
roommates. They
taught me how to balance study
and rest. I alsothank my family, especially my
sister, who
came to my school many times to
visit me.
Her support and comfort gave
me much strength.
Lastly my gratitude
would be expressed to Charles Gardner, Paul
Berger, HelenC.
White, Maung Ba-han, S. Foster
Damon, J. G. Davies. Even though some of themhave
gone to
the land where no traveler returns
back, their results of years of researchwill be
passed
down to future generations. Without
their researches, students ofWilliam Blake would
fumble many more years in the mystical land of
the mystic-poet.
William Ralph Inge,
Miss Evelyn Underhill, Emily Herman, Joseph B.
Collins,without
whose systematic exploration
of mysticism I would be totally at loss in thevast
ocean of this
particular human experience.
论文致谢五：
First and foremost, I would
like to extend my deeply sincere gratitude to my
respectablesupervisor,Professor Yan Jinglan,
who has guided me to the world of
InterculturalCommunication Studies and
inspired me greatly in the study, and encouraged
me to make abold attempt in writing this
thesis. Her profound learning, inspiring
inculcation and constantstrictness have
stimulated my enthusiasm for working on the
subject and thesis. Without herenlightened
instruction and patient revision,it would be
impossible for the accomplishment ofmy
thesis.
I am also obliged to Professor
Wang Zhiqin, Professor Yang Huimin and Professor
ChenLi, who asked me enlightening questions
during thesis proposal defense and inspired
me
toretrospect my study on discourse analysis. My
special thanks are due to those
teachers,Professor Shao Zhihong,Professor Yu
Jianguo, and Professor Wang Jianguo,whose
classeslead me to learn more about translation
theories,linguistic corpus knowledge, which
alsoenlighten my construction on
the thesis. Besides, my gratitude also goes to all
other
teacherswho have offered me help in the
School of Foreign Languages at East China
University ofScience and Technology during my
two and a half years' study.
Finally,I
am also deq?ly grateful to my family for their
love,understanding
andencouragement. It is the
mental,spiritual and financial support from my
parents to keep
meinsisting on completing the
thesis; especially I wish to dedicate this thesis
to my dear
motherwho contributed herself to my
life and study through the past twenty-four
years.
论文致谢六：
I would like to
extend my deep gratitude to all those who have
offered me a lot ofhelp
and support in the
process of my thesis writing.
First and
foremost, my sincere thanks go to Professor Li
Changbao, my supervisor,who
has offered me
numerous valuable comments and suggestions with
incomparablepatience
and encouraged me
profoundly throughout my postgraduate study.
Without hispainstaking
teaching and insightful
advice, the completion of this thesis would
havebeen impossible.
Also, I owe many
thanks to all the professors who have taught me
during myprevious
study in this university,
for leading me into a challenging yet fascinating
fieldof academic
research. The profit that I
gained from them will be of
everlastingsignificance to my future
research.
Last but not least, I am
deeply indebted to my family and friends, who have
helpedme
and shared with me my worries,
frustrations, and happiness.