Acknowledgements4-5
Abstract5-7
摘要7-12
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION12-16
CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW16-31
2.1 Previous Researches on Speech and Thought Presentation16-20
2.2 Theoretical Foundations of Speech and Thought Presentation for Present Study20-31
2.2.1 Classificationson Modes of Speech and Thought Presentation21-23
2.2.2 Leech and Short’s Model of Speech and Thought Presentation23-27
2.2.3 Classifications on Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation27-31
CHAPTER THREE METHODOLOGY31-38
3.1 Research Questions31
3.2 Data Collection31-37
3.2.1 Sample31-32
3.2.2 Measurements for Modes and Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation32-37
3.3 Data Analysis37-38
CHAPTER FOUR RESULTS AND DISCUSSION38-57
4.1 Results and Discussion on Modes of Speech and Thought Presentation38-48
4.1.1 Modes of Speech and Thought Presentation Used in the Editorial Texts of The Times and The People’s Daily38-39
4.1.2 Parallels in Modes of Speech and Thought Presentation between The Times and The People’s Daily Editorials39-41
4.1.3 Differences in Modes of Speech and Thought Presentation between The Times and The People’s Daily Editorials41-48
4.2 Results and Discussion on Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation48-54
4.2.1 Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation Used in the Editorials Texts of The Times and The People’s Daily48-50
4.2.2 Parallels in Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation between The Times and The People’s Daily Editorials50-52
4.2.3 Differences in Sources of Speech and Thought Presentation between The Times and The People’s Daily Editorials52-54
4.3 Summary54-57
CHAPTER FIVE CONCLUSIONS57-61
5.1 Major Findings of the Study57-58
5.2 Imppcations58-59
5.3 Limitations and Suggestions for Future Study59-61
BIBLIOGRAPHY61-66
APPENDIX66-68