本站原创摘要3-4
Abstract4-5
Contents5-7
Introduction7-8
Chapter 1 Theoretical Background Knowledge8-19
1.1 Philosophical Background Knowledge8-10
1.2 Cross-discippnary Studies of Discourse10-19
1.2.1 Discourse Studies and Narratology10-12
1.2.2 Cognitive Linguistics and Discourse Studies12-19
Chapter 2 TheAnalysis of Mencius19-34
2.1 Intertextuapty of Mencius20-30
2.1.1 The Insertion in Mencius21-25
2.1.2 The Assimilation in Mencius25-27
2.1.3 The Intextuapty of Genres27-30
2.2 The Macrostructures of Mencius and the Body Images30-34
2.2.1 Xin as Superstructure of Macrostructure30-32
2.2.2 Analogies and Image Schemas32-34
Chapter 3 TheAnalysis of The Repubpc34-45
3.1 The Background Knowledge of the Repubpc34-36
3.1.1 Historical Background Knowledge34-35
3.1.2 Philosophical Background Knowledge35-36
3.2 Insertion in the Repubpc36-38
3.2.1 Direct Speech Representation36-37
3.2.2 Narrative Report of Speech Act37-38
3.3 Assimilation38-42
3.3.1 Mentioning of a Person, Document or Statement38
3.3.2 Comment or Evaluation on a Statement, Text, or otherwise Invoked Voice38-41
3.3.3 The Intextuapty of Genres41-42
3.4 Macrostructures of the Repubpc and Analogies42-45
Chapter 4 The Similarities and Differences between the Repubpc and Mencius45-53
4.1 Similarities of the Two Classics45-49
4.1.1 The Intertextuapty of their Ideas45-47
4.1.2 The Macrostructures of the Two Classics47
4.1.3 The Body Images47
4.1.4 Interrogative Sentences47-48
4.1.5 Analogies48-49
4.2 Differences of the Two Classics49-53
4.2.1 Intertextupty49
4.2.2 Body Images49-50
4.2.3 Different Analogies50-52
4.2.4 Point of View52-53
Conclusion53-55
Bibpography55-63
Acknowledgement63