最新英语专业全英原创毕业论文，都是近期写作

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42 浅析科技英语的文体特点 商标翻译中的功能对等 从《傲慢与偏见》两个汉译本看翻译策略的选择 试析英语谚语中的性别歧视 A Reflection upon American Heroism Based on Reviews of Hollywood Movies Comparisons of Sino-U.S Family Education 海明威的“冰山原则”与其短篇小说的人物对话 文档所公布均英语专业全英原创毕业论文。原创Q 799 75 79 38 看《一间自己的屋子》中弗吉尼亚伍尔夫的女性主义思想 浅谈电影台词的翻译技巧－－以《追求幸福》为例 任务型教学模式在初中英语课堂教学中的现状分析－－以xx学校初一学生为例 论中西方时间观念差异对日常生活的影响 跨文化交际视角下沉默行为的解析 从奈达的动态对等理论比较研究《德伯家的苔丝》的两个中文译本 汉语公示语英译中存在的问题及分析 The Tragedy Characteristics of Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy 英汉语言性别歧视对比研究 中国菜名英译的恰当方法 浅谈英语词汇中的性别歧视现象 从归化异化的角度看《围城》中隐喻及其翻译研究 从功能翻译理论看电影《功夫熊猫》的字幕翻译 论东西方文化中的体态语差异 论关联理论对旅游资料英译的指导意义 运用言语行为理论分析哈佛校长德鲁?福斯特的演说词 如果不复仇——论呼啸山庄中的爱与恨 济慈六大颂诗的意象 从精神分析角度解析《一位女士的画像》中伊莎贝尔阿切尔的婚姻悲剧 《白象似的群山》里的潜意识 “集体无意识”理论观照下艾米莉的悲剧性 从男权主义角度分析《苔丝》中的人物 身势语在小学英语教学中的运用 汉语中外来词的使用现状及原因 傲慢与偏见的电影与原著比较 浅谈跨文化视角下的英汉习语互译 文化差异视角下的英语称谓语的翻译策略 浅析霍桑罪恶观在《拉帕西尼的女儿》中的体现 《一件小事》三种英译本对比研究 中英礼貌用语差异 基督教文化对《哈姆莱特》创作的影响 许渊冲的诗歌翻译理论与实践 从保罗的恋母情结角度分析劳伦斯的《儿子与情人》 透过E.M.福斯特的小说节奏理论解读《心是孤独的猎手》的主题

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86 观春潮：浅析“戏仿”背后海明威性格阴暗面 作为成长小说的《远大前程》分析 中学生英语阅读语义障碍和其教学应对策略 《永别了武器》中战争对人类所造成的毁灭 A Comparison of the English Color Terms 论归化和异化在电影字幕翻译中的运用 中外英语教师的优劣势比较：从中学生视角 体态语在中美交际中的差异及原因 An Analysis of the Names in Tess of the d’Urbervilles 英语语句模糊性分析 中西方家庭观比较研究 《德伯家的苔丝》中苔丝人物性格分析 英汉谚语互译中的归化与异化策略分析 国际商务谈判中的文化障碍及策略研究 英语语言中的性别歧视分析 美国校园俚语发展的促动因素看美国的自由精神 “P模式”在初中英语对话教学中的运用 浅析爱默生的《论自助》——人生自主的源泉 On Contradiction Between Comprehension and Expression in Translation 从台湾问题看中美关系 论直译与意译在英汉翻译中的应用 《儿子与情人》中的恋母情结 论《老人与海》中圣地亚哥性格的双重性 《远大前程》中的幽默与讽刺分析 浅析任务型教学的理论基础 《我弥留之际》中的荒诞性元素 语结与英语长句的翻译 A Comparison of the English Color Terms 《傲慢与偏见》中人物对白之语用学分析 商务合同中短语的翻译技巧 英国贵族精神和绅士教育研究 中西方鬼怪比较研究 探析《霍乱时期的爱情》的悲剧美 分析《野性的呼唤》的生存原则—从美国自然主义观的视角 从就餐细节看中美儿童个性能力的差异 从《喜福会》母女冲突看中美家庭教育差异 A Comparison of the English Color Terms 论口译的原则与技巧 爱伦坡对希区柯克和蒂姆伯顿的影响 《诗经》中修饰性叠词的比较研究 浅析电影字幕翻译中文化意象的重构——《冰河世纪》两个翻译版本的对比分析 An Analysis of Conversational Implicature In Pride and Prejudice [毕业论文](经贸英语系毕业论文)微信营销现状分析及发展策略 英源外来词的翻译方法

87 从目的论角度看汉语广告的英译

88 一首平凡女性成长的赞歌—用“成长小说”理论来解读《简爱》

89 浅析《儿子与情人》中的恋母情结

90 浅谈中西体态语的差异

91 马斯洛需求理论视角下《嘉莉妹妹》主人公命运评析

92 论莎士比亚戏剧作品中的父权意识

93 珀西?雪莱抒情诗意象研究

94 隐喻视野下英汉动物词汇文化内涵的比较分析

95 对《变形记》中异化现象的分析

96 论英文电影片名翻译方法的应用

97 高中英语阅读词汇障碍突破技巧的研究

98 文化负迁移对翻译的影响

99 小议《呼啸山庄》中希斯克利夫人性的回归

100 论广告定位中的文化冲突及对策

101 A Comparative Study on the Celebrations of Traditional Chinese and Western Festivals 102 Human Nature and Redemption——Thoughts on Reading The Kite Runner 103 论托马斯?哈代诗歌中的死亡意识

104 《麦田里的守望者》中霍尔顿的性格分析

105 《通天铁路》中超验主义与清教思想救赎观冲突之探析

106 Purity and Doom: on Thomas Hardy’s Tess’s of the d’Urbervilles

107 中美教育制度与教育理念的对比研究

108 从谷歌和百度两大企业的管理方式看中美企业文化的差异

109 从文化价值的角度解读歌王迈克尔?杰克逊的艺术影响

110 从《自我之歌》,看美国梦对惠特曼的影响

111 浅析凯瑟琳曼斯菲尔德短篇小说的孤单主题

112 从功能理论角度分析电影《点球成金》字幕翻译

113 从社会语用学角度分析《雷雨》中的称谓语

114 译者主体性视角下的翻译策略—杨氏夫妇《聊斋志异》英译本个案研究 115 《爱玛》中身份和同辈的压力

116 颜色词的英汉翻译研究

117 商务英语合同中的语篇衔接手段分析

118 中美体育报道的比较

119 隐喻视角下奥巴马就职演讲辞的分析

120 现代爱情的另类表述—解读《暮光之城》主人公爱德华和贝拉的爱情 121 Eco-Critical Reading of The Call of the Wild

122 A Comparison Between the Novel and Movie of A Clockwork Orange

123 从功能翻译理论谈旅游手册中文化因素的翻译

124 美国英语新词汇特点

125 浅谈古希腊罗马神话对《哈利波特》系列小说(前四部)的影响

126 A Brief Analysis of the Syntactic Features of English Contracts

127 从意象看《喜福会》的主题

128 A Probe into the Spiritual Worlds of The Old Man and the Sea

129 中美穿越剧中文化构架差异研究——以《步步惊心》和《回到未来》为例 130 试析《旅游巴士》中的犹太文化内涵

131 Consistence and Differences between Gone with the Wind and Its Sequel Scarlett：A Study of the Protagonist Scarlett

132 英语委婉语及其翻译

133 商务谈判口译的语用失误的成因及负面影响对学习的启示

134 On the Diversity and Unity of Contemporary American Feminism

135 从《哈克贝利?费恩历险记》中儿童的观察和语言分析世纪的美国社会

136 A Feminist Reading of A. S. Byatt’s Possession

137 从《大卫科波菲尔》的女性人物塑造看现实主义与浪漫主义的结合

138 奈达功能对等理论指导下英汉广告修辞的翻译策略探究

139 中国后与美国迷惘一代文化认同感的比较

140 苔丝悲剧的解读

141 苔丝悲剧原因探究

142 通过《荆棘鸟》来探究考琳麦卡洛的内心世界

143 论法律英语的语言特征及其翻译

144 Cultural Connotation and Translation of Animal Words in Chinese and English

145 “黑人会飞”——托妮?莫里森小说《所罗门之歌》中的黑人神话研究

146 从《理智与情感》中看人格与性格对婚姻选择的影响

147 从模糊语分析广告语

148 从爱默生的《论自然》看超验主义

149 从中美非语言差异看国际商务谈判的影响及其对策

150 浅析《威尼斯商人》中的金钱观

151 从关联理论看《阿甘正传》的字幕翻译

152 从十字军东征看中世纪宗教冲突

153 提高初中生阅读能力的研究

154 浅析卡夫卡小说中的荒诞意识

155 An Analysis of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s View on Christianity in Uncle Tom’s Cabin 156 从self（自身）相关词看中国的集体主义和美国的个人主义

157 中式菜谱的翻译

158 小王子旅途的象征意义

159 《沙漠之花》的女性主义研究

160 浅议商标品牌的翻译

161 教师角色的转变与高中生英语自主学习能力的提高

162 试析新课程标准下词汇教学策略的改变

163 软文中的隐喻研究

164 英汉颜色词的文化象征意义及翻译

165 废墟之鹰——《永别了武器》中亨利形象之分析

166 金钱在婚姻中的角色：《爱玛》和《名利场》中女主人公婚姻观的差异

167 从生态女性主义视角解读《喜福会》

168 英国哥特小说故事情节中的怪诞表现

169 英文谚语的文化场景在中译文中的缺失与弥合

170 电影《暮色》中人物对白的言语行为分析

171 《抽彩》和《蝇王》的艺术魅力比较

172 艺术与现实之间的冲突－－解读毛姆的《月亮和六便士》

173 浅析卡夫卡《变形记》中的异化现象

174 论维多利亚时代早期的人性异化——以《远大前程》为例

175 中英社交礼仪差异的比较与分析

176 On Symbolism in The Wizard of Oz

177 On English Film Title Translation from the Perspective of Skopostheorie

178 A Comparison of the English Color Terms

179 电影《闻香识女人》中弗兰克的人物分析

180 Euphemistic Expressions in Business Correspondences

181 美国黑人说唱乐的语言特色及其社会影响

182 商标的特征及其翻译的分析

183 《辛德勒名单》主人公性格分析

184 疯女人的呐喊——《简爱》中失语疯女人的解析

185 认知语境对文学文本翻译策略的影响

186 从《简?爱》的多译本看中国两性关系的变化

187 排比的修辞功能在政治演讲辞中的应用

188 A Comparison of the English Color Terms

189 Effects of Globalization on Translation–An Analysis of Domestication and Foreignization 190 双重人格——《化身博士》的启示

191 The Significance of Westward Movement in FormingWestern States Multi-culture in the U.S. 192 论《金色笔记》的多元主题

193 商标翻译的美学特征和技巧

194 浅析约翰?斯坦贝克《愤怒的葡萄》中汤姆的转变

195 非语言交际在跨文化商务交际中的功能及运用

196 网络环境下小组合作学习模式研究

197 不同国家的商务谈判风格及其对策

198 浅析《美国的悲剧》中克莱德的悲剧命运

199 对中式菜名英译的试探性研究

200 中国英语学习者道歉言语行为的中介语石化现象

第二篇：英美文学欣赏论文-威廉福克纳《我弥留之际》

As I Lay Dying

姓名：胡梦迪

班级：英语092

学号：09302320

Story:As I Lay Dying(the word "I" refers to Addie,a dying women)

About the Author:William Cuthbert Faulkner (born Falkner, September 25, 1897 – July 6, 1962)

Literature period:Modernism period

Schools of literature:stream of consciousness

Brief introduction:The book focuses on the journey conveying Addie's coffin to Town Jefferson .

Publication date:1930

Protagonists:

Addie Bundren – Addie is the wife of Anse and the mother of Cash, Darl, Jewel, Dewey Dell, and Vardaman. She had an extramarital affair with her preacher Reverend Whitfield which led to the conception and birth of her third child, Jewel. As the central character, Addie's internal monologue appears only once, when she is dead, with a flashback to look back to her unfortunate life.When Addie is very young, both of her parents die, thus she makes her bread as a local teacher in Jefferson. Once she meets Anse Bundren by chance, a man who shares a similar orphan experience, she gets married to him.After the marriage, she doesn't gain any happiness she expects to, but indulges in her sense of loneliness even worse, unable to let herself go.She hates life, hates his husband, hates childbearing.Endless pleading guilty and confession lead to her extramarital affair with a local minister, giving birth to her third son Jewel.She devotes all her love to Jewel,even develops an abnormal independence on him.To counteract her sense of guilty, she again brings a forth and a fifth kids into

the world, respectively Dewey Dell and Vardaman for her husband.Addie has no belief in religion nor love, finally she accepts what her father once says,"The situation of living only serves to the preparation of an eternal sleep."Deeply is she convinced the only approach to extrication is death. For the purpose of keeping herself from the family, or to revenge for her solitude being invaded, she swears to the Burdren to transfer her dead body to Town Jefferson.

Main character:always feels solitary,hopeless and depressed about life since her marriage and earlier orphan experiences,no religious belief,longing to free herself through death.

Anse Bundren – Anse is Addie's widower, the father of all the children but Jewel. After suffering a severe enough sunstroke at the age of 22, it is likely he developed anhidrosis (the physical inability to sweat). This disease, along with Anse's hunchback, splayed, nailless toes, and toothless mouth, are all corporeal markers of his economic status and life of labor.

Main character:coward, selfish, mean,shows no understanding and sympathy of her wife and children,fond of boasting his promise in front of others.

Cash Bundren – Cash is a skilled and helpful carpenter and the eldest son of the family, in his late twenties, who builds Addie's coffin.

Main character:honest, slow-witted and straightforward, represents amazing endurance when encountering with obstacles,representing a soundless love for his mother,skillful in handwork

Darl Bundren – The second eldest of Addie's children, Darl is about two years younger than Cash.

Main character: psychologically disordered and eccentric ,has a talented deep insight to foretell and understand everything,including her sister's intention to

abortion or the burial journey

Jewel Bundren – Jewel is the third of the Bundren children, and is most likely around nineteen years of age. A half-brother to the other children and the favorite of Addie, he is the illegitimate son of Addie and Reverend Whitfield.Jewel has a nature of arrogance and grumpiness, antipathetic to his family members.His supercilious heart turns to extreme considering his identity.To get rid of inferiority, he woks for his neighbour and buys a horse, with which he feels proud. But it is the outwardly unfilial son that saves his mother's corpse from the fire and flood.When Cash's cherished carpentry tools sank into the river, Jewel risks his life to dive into and find.Again he sacrifices his beloved horse to exchange two mules to pull the cart.He demonstrates his love with his practical actions, but also vents his anger towards them.

Main character:cold,irritable and incompatible with the family,the humiliated birth adds him to disdain and rage,paying no attention to her mother's death,but contradictorily saved her corpse twice and dived into the river for Cash's tools,in short,he has an ambivalent personality.

Dewey Dell Bundren – Dewey Dell is the only daughter of Anse and Addie Bundren.

Main character:selfish ,timid,and negative,submitting to the will of Heaven,resentful to her fate,eager for being understood but doubtful for exposing her detestation when Anse deprived of her abortion money

Vardaman Bundren – Vardaman is the youngest Bundren child, somewhere between seven and ten years old.

Main character:a mentally handicapped child,innocent and vagarious about the people,confused in psychological activity,as fatuous as treating his mother as a fish so

to drill on the coffin for Addie to breathe

Supports:

Vernon Tull – Vernon is a good friend of the Bundrens

Cora Tull – Cora is the wife of Vernon Tull, a neighbor of Addie's

Peabody – Peabody is the Bundren's doctor.

Lafe – Lafe is a farmer who impregnates Dewey Dell and gives her $10 to get an abortion.

Whitfield – Whitfield is the local reverend with whom Addie had an affair, which results in the birth of Jewel.

Samson – Samson is a local farmer who lets the Bundren family stay with him the first night on their journey to Jefferson.

Setting: the story is set in Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi,after the death of the female main character Addie Bundren,the whole family encountered a series of odd experiences when taking the coffin to Addie's hometown of Jefferson,according to her last wish.

Narrator:Fifteen characters take turns narrating the story in streams of consciousness over the course

Events in summary:

(1)Addie Bundren, the wife of Anse Bundren and the matriarch of a poor southern family, is very ill, and is expected to die soon. Her oldest son, Cash, puts all of his carpentry skills into preparing her coffin, which he builds right in front of Addie's bedroom window. Shortly after Darl and Jewel leave, Addie dies. The youngest Bundren child, Vardaman, associates his mother's death with a fish he caught and

cleaned earlier that day. With some help, Cash completes the coffin just before dawn. Vardaman is troubled by the fact that his mother is nailed shut inside a box, and while the others sleep, he bores holes in the lid, two of which go through his mother's face. Addie and Anse's daughter, Dewey Dell, whose recent sexual liaisons with a local farmhand named Lafe have left her pregnant, is so overwhelmed by anxiety over her condition that she barely mourns her mother's death.

(2)Darl, who narrates much of this first section, returns with Jewel a few days later, and the presence of buzzards over their house lets them know their mother is dead. Addie has made Anse promise that she will be buried in the town of Jefferson, and though this request is a far more complicated proposition than burying her at home, Anse's sense of obligation, combined with his desire to buy a set of false teeth, compels him to fulfill Addie's dying wish. Cash, who has broken his leg on a job site, helps the family lift the unbalanced coffin, but it is Jewel who ends up manhandling it into the wagon.

(3)On the first night of their journey, the Bundrens stay at the home of a generous local family, due to severe flooding, the main bridges have been flooded or washed away, and the Bundrens are forced to turn around and attempt a river-crossing over a makeshift ford. When a stray log upsets the wagon, the coffin is knocked out, Cash's broken leg is reinjured, and the team of mules drowns. Vernon Tull sees the wreck, and helps Jewel rescue the coffin and the wagon from the river. Together, the family members and Tull search the riverbed for Cash's tools.

(4)Addie herself, speaking either from her coffin or in a leap back in time to her deathbed, recalls events from her life: her loveless marriage to Anse; her affair with the local minister, Whitfield, which led to Jewel's conception; and the birth of her various children. Whitfield recalls traveling to the Bundrens' house to confess the affair to Anse, and his eventual decision not to say anything after all.

(5)A horse doctor sets Cash's broken leg, while Cash faints from the pain without ever complaining. Anse is able to purchase a new team of mules by mortgaging his farm

equipment, using money that he was saving for his false teeth and money that Cash was saving for a new gramophone, and trading in Jewel's horse. The family continues on its way. While the family is in town, Dewey Dell tries to buy a drug that will abort her unwanted pregnancy, but the pharmacist refuses to sell it to her, and advises marriage instead. With cement the family has purchased in town, Darl creates a makeshift cast for Cash's broken leg, which only increases Cash's pain. The Bundrens then spend the night at a local farm owned by a man named Gillespie. Darl,burns down the Gillespie barn with the intention of incinerating the coffin and Addie's rotting corpse. Jewel rescues the animals in the barn, then risks his life to drag out Addie's coffin. Darl lies on his mother's coffin and cries.

(6)The next day, the Bundrens arrive in Jefferson and bury Addie. Rather than face a lawsuit for Darl's criminal barn burning, the Bundrens claim that Darl is insane, and commit him to a Jackson mental institution. Dewey Dell tries again to buy an abortion drug at the local pharmacy, where a boy working behind the counter claims to be a doctor and tricks her into exchanging sexual services for what she soon realizes is not an actual abortion drug. The following morning, the children are greeted by their father, who buys a new set of false teeth and, with a mixture of shame and pride, introduces them to his new bride, a local woman he meets while borrowing shovels with which to bury Addie.

Tone:

Fifteen people take turns to tell the story, the Bundrens, the doctor, the minister, the neighbors, whose internal monologues are literally easy to understand, though in various tones.

For instance,Darl's video-like speaking tone,he is the only one who tells the story in an objective view ,apart from his personal opinions ,while others discuss themselves or other people more subjectively. From behind pa's leg Vardaman peers, his mouth

full open and all color draining from his face into his mouth, as though he has by some means fleshed his own teeth in himself,sucking. He begins to move slowly backward from the bed, his eyes round, his pale face fading into the dusk like a piece of paper pasted on a failing wall, and so out of the door.

And Dewey Dell's tone is more related to her own experience,even stronger emotion than her mother's dying,here she thinks a loud lots of repetitive words which reveal a confounded feelings of hesitance and self-deceit,glutted with insecurity and nervosity.It's because I am alone. If I could just feel it, it would be different, because I would not be alone. But if I were not alone, everybody would know it. And he could do so much for me, and then I would not be alone. Then I could be all right alone. I would let him come in between me and Lafe, like Darl came in between me and Lafe, and so Lafe is alone too. He is Lafe and I am Dewey Dell, and when mother died I had to go beyond and outside of me and Lafe and Darl to grieve because he could do so much for me and he don't know it. He don't even know it.

Irony：

(1)Being a faithful Christian ,Dewey Dell doesn't have her abortion successfully, instead she was insulted by a man who passes himself off as a doctor.God doesn't come to rescue but totally abandon her.

(2)Minister Reverend Whitifeld is thought to be a "a godly man if ever one breathed God's breath",but such a holy man shall have an affair with Addie and an illegitimate child.When Addie is on her Deathbed, he concerns about whether the scandal will be released wholeheartedly,rather than her condition.

(3)Darl is naturally and physically premonitory, when the family comes to a river ,where they will have tough disaster ,he can even hear a "plaintive，musing and mournful sound" which indicates something unusual.In the end of the story,however, Darl is sent to a madhouse because of his eccentric behaviors.

Theme:The author stresses on the deep-rooted bad habits human beings born with, as well as a great courage and perseverance they possess when confronted with daily pressure.Hardly can man chooses his destiny,but he may boldly go through it and beat it. Moreover, it is the process of penetrating a hazardous life that men will see hope and light.

Symbols:The coffin might suggest Noah's Ark, and the Bundren's house which is located on the cliff is similar with the place where the ark is anchored.The sentence "There is a little daylight up here still, of the color of sulphur matches." indicates a parallel primitive atmosphere with the world before the Creation.During their journey,the family has to face and try to fight the flood back, alike Noah's adventure.What makes the twin plots different is the two opposite results.The former holy legend ends up with newly born prospect, while the latter poor Bundren family is led to a lamentable, dismayful tragedy.

Evaluation:As far as I'm concerned, it's a brilliant novel,I'm much into the format of chapters of personal psychological monologue, and the language is plain and full of local features.Though it is not a comedy, the story has a serious religion-like meaning,worth reader's deeper deliberation.