模因论视角下汉语节日祝福语短信互文性的研究.docVIP

A Study on Intertextuality in Chinese Festival Blessing Short Messages — From the Perspective of Memetics 模因论视角下汉语节日祝福语短信互文性研究 A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate School of Henan University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts By Yu Jinjie Supervisor: Prof. Jiang Ling May, 2013 Acknowledgements At the completion of the thesis, it is obligatory for me to thank all those people who helped me to make this thesis come into being. First of all, I would like to express my great gratitude to my respected supervisor, Professor Jiang Ling, who has constantly encouraged me and given me lots of valuable advice in my preparation and writing of the thesis. Moreover, I want to thank her for recommending me to take part in the 9th CLSI, which has expanded my horizon in the field of linguistics. Without her support and help, I wouldn’t have completed thesis. I have benefited so much from her strict academic spirit, logic way of thinking and her enthusiasm towards research work. I’m also very grateful to Prof. Niu Baoyi, Prof. Xu Youzhi, and Dr. Zhang Ke, who have provided me with invaluable advice in my thesis proposal presentation. And my thanks are also due to other professors and teachers, especially Prof. Zhang Keding, Prof Liu Chendan, Prof. Yang Chaojun, Prof. Xu Shenghuan, Prof. Li Shujing, Prof. Guo Shangxing, etc., who have taught me and enlightened me with their profound knowledge during my three-year study in the College of Foreign Language of Henan University. Their lectures helped me to have a better understanding of linguistics. Then, I offer my special thanks to my dear friends and classmates. They have encouraged me, been concerned about my daily life, and given me lots of suggestions for my thesis. Finally I will extend my sincere appreciation to my beloved parents for their love and support all these years. ABSTRACT The first short message (SM) in the world was successfully sent in December 1992 in the UK. Seven ye