Lennie Lighthouse is written by Paul Jennings, who is an English-born Australian childrenbook writer. His books mainly focus on short stories whichcould lead the reader into an unusual series of events that ended with...Lennie Lighthouse is written by Paul Jennings, who is an English-born Australian childrenbook writer. His books mainly focus on short stories whichcould lead the reader into an unusual series of events that ended with a twist. Now Paul Jennings has achieved a great success and has became a well-known children's book writer. In this paper, the stylistic features and the narrative structurein"Lennie Lighthouse"would be analyzed based on Labov's narrative model, especially the external evaluations and internal evaluationsin the story.Finally it intended to explore that how the children story could attract such a diverse group of readers and the structure of this legendary story would be deduced and writing stylewould be analyzed in this paper.展开更多
In the context of globalization,national capacities for responding to public health emergencies are evaluated using various global assessment tools,most notably the externally derived Global Health Security Index(GHSI...In the context of globalization,national capacities for responding to public health emergencies are evaluated using various global assessment tools,most notably the externally derived Global Health Security Index(GHSI),the peer-reviewed Joint External Evaluation(JEE),and the self-reported States Parties Self-Assessment Annual Report(SPAR).These instruments are designed to strengthen emergency response systems worldwide.However,the dynamic transmission characteristics of the COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant discrepancies,as assessment scores from these tools did not consistently align with countries’actual pandemic response performance.This review examines the performance of these assessment tools throughout the pandemic and identifies three fundamental issues that undermined the effectiveness of GHSI,JEE,and SPAR evaluations.Although indicators across eight technical areas were revised following the pandemic,substantial modifications remain necessary to address the identified limitations.To enhance the utility of these assessment frameworks,systematic revisions are required in multiple domains:restructuring the indicator system architecture,diversifying data sources while expanding indicator dimensions,strengthening data verification protocols,refining weight allocation methodologies,incorporating real-time data streams,and ultimately establishing a dynamic monitoring and assessment system.展开更多
文摘Lennie Lighthouse is written by Paul Jennings, who is an English-born Australian childrenbook writer. His books mainly focus on short stories whichcould lead the reader into an unusual series of events that ended with a twist. Now Paul Jennings has achieved a great success and has became a well-known children's book writer. In this paper, the stylistic features and the narrative structurein"Lennie Lighthouse"would be analyzed based on Labov's narrative model, especially the external evaluations and internal evaluationsin the story.Finally it intended to explore that how the children story could attract such a diverse group of readers and the structure of this legendary story would be deduced and writing stylewould be analyzed in this paper.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.71904103)the Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.ZR2022MG032)the Weifang Science and Technology Development Plan Project Fund(Grant No.2024JZ0011).
文摘In the context of globalization,national capacities for responding to public health emergencies are evaluated using various global assessment tools,most notably the externally derived Global Health Security Index(GHSI),the peer-reviewed Joint External Evaluation(JEE),and the self-reported States Parties Self-Assessment Annual Report(SPAR).These instruments are designed to strengthen emergency response systems worldwide.However,the dynamic transmission characteristics of the COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant discrepancies,as assessment scores from these tools did not consistently align with countries’actual pandemic response performance.This review examines the performance of these assessment tools throughout the pandemic and identifies three fundamental issues that undermined the effectiveness of GHSI,JEE,and SPAR evaluations.Although indicators across eight technical areas were revised following the pandemic,substantial modifications remain necessary to address the identified limitations.To enhance the utility of these assessment frameworks,systematic revisions are required in multiple domains:restructuring the indicator system architecture,diversifying data sources while expanding indicator dimensions,strengthening data verification protocols,refining weight allocation methodologies,incorporating real-time data streams,and ultimately establishing a dynamic monitoring and assessment system.
