英语报刊时文阅读技巧与训练 [平装] 9787511421654

《英语报刊时文阅读技巧与训练》引导读者在对英语报刊知识有充分了解的基础上，广泛阅读，在阅读实践中积累阅读经验，提高阅读水平。书中精选自新近出版、发行的英语报刊的时文材料，内容丰富多彩，将报刊阅读技能的理论知识和选读文章巧妙结合，有利于调动读者学习英语的积极性，激发其内在的热情，开拓视野，具有很强的可读性。同时，为广大读者提供了详尽的英语报刊缩略语以及国内外期刊索引，方便读者进行英语报刊的查阅。《英语报刊时文阅读技巧与训练》内容体裁多样，文章典型，词语丰富，时效较长，趣味性强，既可成为读者丰富英语知识、系统自学报刊英语的良师益友，又可作为非英语专业大学生英语报刊阅读课程的选用教材。 第1章英语报刊概况 1.1 英美国家主要报刊介绍 1.2英语报刊的版面和主要栏目 第2章英语新闻的种类与体裁 2.1新闻的分类 2.2新闻的体裁 2.3广告英语 第3章报刊英语的语言特点 3.1报刊英语常见词汇特色 3.2报刊英语主要语法现象 第4章英语报刊阅读技巧 4.1通过版面、标题和图片进行预读猜测 4.2根据体裁确定阅读方法 4.3根据构词法、上下文猜测词义 第5章英语报刊阅读训练 5.1时政版 5.2 艺术版 5.3科技版 5.4运动版 5.5娱乐版 5.6经济版 习题答案 附录Ⅰ 英语报刊缩略语 附录Ⅱ 国内外期刊索引 参考文献 版权页： 插图： Is it possible, in the current economic climate, for someone working in the creative artsto make a living from it? Unless you have the good fortune to be a Damien Hirst or a JKRowling6, the answer increasingly seems to be no. For artists who are already faced with lowjob security and the absence of company benefits such as pensions or paid holidays, the impactof the global financial crisis has been keenly felt. The statistics make for uncomfortable reading. Ahnost a third of visual and applied artistsearn less than ~ 5,000 a year from their creative work, according to a survey conducted lastyear by Artists' Interaction and Representation (AIR); 57% of the 1, 457 respondents saidthat less than a quarter of their total income was generated by their art practices and only 16%of them paid into a private pension fund, raising questions about how professional artists willsupport themselves once they reach retirement age. Thefigures are not much better for musicians. PPL, a music licensing company thatcollects royalties on behalf of 24,000 performers, says that 90% of them earn less than15,000 a year. A similar proportion of songwriters and composers earn less than 5,000 ayear. Then there is the added pressure of austerity-era cutss. Local authorities anticipate cuts of7~ 1% each year for the next two years and the arts are often earmarked as dispensable incomparison with "frontline organisations". This leads to an inevitable loss of commissions andgrants, in a climate where competition is already rife-individuals applying for grants to theArts Council already have only around a 32% success rate nationwide. "Arts history is full of double jobbers," says the actress Louise Brealey, who recentlystarred alongside Benedict Cumberbatch as the lovelorn Molly Hooper in the BBC's hit showSherlock. "The recession, and the government's handling of the recession, has just made itthat much harder. Politicians certainly see the arts as an easy target. The arts are not obviouslysaving lives, but I think they improve lives. " Brealey, like many of her contemporaries, has a portfolio career9. She used to juggleacting jobs with journalism and was the deputy editor of Wonderland magazine: "At one point,I was rehearsing at the Royal Court and editing a piece about Twin Peaks' 20th anniversary inmy tea breaks. " More recently, she has been working as a documentary researcher and hasjust produced a children's comedy drama for the BBC, The Charles Dickens Show.

ISBN	9787511421654
出版社	中国石化出版社
作者	孙渝红
尺寸	16