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A Literature Review of the Predictors of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms (BPSD) in Elderly People with Dementia and Caregiver Involvement to Prevent BPSD from Getting Worse
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The Foreign Language, Object of Learning : Methodological Considerations
Get PDFSituated in the domain of foreign language didactics and considering that the relationship between the teacher's beliefs and his or her teaching practice essentially determines the effectiveness of the teaching, and therefore the quality of the learning achieved by the learners, this article presents the choice of a given methodology as a crucial issue. It then examines approaches which emphasise communication as an important element in, or even a means of, learning, and in particular the place occupied by the foreign language being taught as the object of learning, thereby uncovering methodological inconsistencies.departmental bulletin pape
Literature Seeking Identity : Sato Haruo’s Introduction to Su Manshu
Get PDFThis paper provides an overview of the introduction of Su Manshu in Japan from the late 1920s to the 1930s, revealing Sato Haruo’s particularly profound understanding in his introductions. While many contemporaries emphasized Su Manshu’s Japanese lineage, Sato Haruo diverged from this notion in `Who Is Su Manshu?' by positioning Su Manshu as a wanderer with nonationality. Sato Haruo’s profound understanding of Su Manshu was influenced partly by the discussions on Su Manshu by Chinese writers such as Liu Yazi, Lu Xun, and Zhou Zuoren, but his perspective was mainly underpinned by the anxiety over identity embedded in both of their literary works. Furthermore, Sato Haruo regarded himself, Su Manshu, and Western impressionist poets like Baudelaire as descendants of the ancient Chinese poet Li Changji, thereby demonstrating Sato Haruo’s attitude of embracing literature from various countries as “world literature” transcending national boundaries.departmental bulletin pape
