出版時間:2009-3 出版社:華中科技大學出版社 作者:于麗艷,孟暉,周潔 編著 頁數(shù):202 字數(shù):200000
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大學生的精神世界是活躍的、豐富多彩的,有著許多動人的美麗、幢憬和色彩光亮的夢想。大學生的心態(tài)很天真,很陽光。但是在成長的道路上,總會有快樂和迷茫,面對五彩繽紛的世界、求職的擁擠和失意,他們開始嚴肅地審視世界,認真地思考自己,什么是幸福、愛情、奮斗、經(jīng)歷、追求、創(chuàng)業(yè)等,這些話題悄然走進大學生們的生活。 這套英語閱讀文庫《人生世界》共十本,包括奮斗、愛情、創(chuàng)業(yè)、經(jīng)歷、幸福、夢想等十個大學生關(guān)心的話題。所選的英語原文詞匯量和難度與大學生的英語閱讀水平相適應(yīng),每篇文章前有導讀,文中的疑難詞語配有注釋,并附有賞祈和閱讀思考題,每本書前主編還寫了一首詩歌作為主編寄語。 本書為追求篇,給讀者提供的文章不僅是地道的英語表達,而且讀來耐人尋味,從而使本書更具有語言性和知識性、閱讀性和思考性相結(jié)合的特點。
書籍目錄
The Last Lecture;A Love Story for YOur LIfe 最后的一課:生命的愛之歌Oprah Changes Course of Her Life 改變生活的航線A Mixed Blood Junior Switches to the New Contender 從混血少年到政壇新星Childishness Becoming Reality 童心變?yōu)楝F(xiàn)實The Trendsetter Keeps Going and Going 不斷前進引領(lǐng)時尚The Person Who Changed the Way the World Searching 改變世界搜索引擎的人The Pursuit of African-American Actress “黑珍珠”的追求How Mark Zuckerberg Turned Facebook I nto the Web's Hottest Platform 馬克·扎克博格如何將Facebook變成網(wǎng)上最熱門平臺The Perky One 活潑的精靈Never Give Up Pursuit 從不停止追求的腳步Mother of the Civil Rights Movement 民權(quán)運動之母Sweat Leads to Success 汗水譜寫輝煌The Pioneer of the Women's Rights Movement 女權(quán)運動的先驅(qū)The Father of the Atomic Bomb 原子彈之父Creating the Light of His Dream 創(chuàng)造夢想的靈光Legendary Clothing Designer--Yves Saint Laurent 傳奇時裝設(shè)計師——伊夫·圣·洛朗The Age of Phelps 菲爾普斯時代主要參考文獻
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For Genia, the decision ultimately came down to Sergey. While her husband admits he was thinking as much about his own future as his sons, for her, "it was 80/20 about Sergey." They formally applied for an exit visa in September 1978. Michael was promptly fired. Genia, who had obtained her job through a relative, had to quit to insulate him from any recrimination. "When he got a whiff of our intentions," she says, "he said Please get out of there as soon as possible. It had to be a secret from everybody at work, my real reason for leaving. So I lied to all of my coworkers that I was simply leaving my job because I got another job, where I would only have to be at work three days a week and the salary would be higher. I made up —— totally made up —— the name of a place where I was planning to work." There was no other job, of course, and suddenly they found themselves with no income. To get by, Michael translated technical books into English, but it was painstaking work. He also began to teach himself computer programming, having no expectation of getting an academic position if they ever got out. When Genia found temporary work, again lying about her situation, they shared responsibility for looking after Sergey, who stayed at home rather than attend a miserable Soviet pre-school. And then they waited. For many Soviet Jews, exit visas never came. But, in May 1979, the Brins were granted papers to leave the U.S.S.R. "We hoped it would happen," Genia says, "but we were completely surprised by how quickly it did." The timing was fortuitous: They were among the last Jews allowed to leave until the Gorbachev era.
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