The Image of Haifa, Isreal through Poetry

56) These lines show that Haifa is a huge desert that is hard to live because it is surrounded by high temperature. But like the previous poem, White continued to explain how harmony and beauty of the shrine did not notice the heat. His effort turned his eyes into a color ... the color of the flower ... the sky is unbelievable blue. "(Haifa: poetic travel, white, page 56). As Roger White metaphorically states not only in his poetry magazine, the shrine but also in the harmony of the city itself, this will make Haifa live in such a diverse population.

Aaron Ben-Ze'ev, professor of philosophy at Haifa University in Israel, says: "A name of love: a romantic ideology and its victims" is wrote. Scientific evidence further supports Benze's view. In 2004 the BBC reported a study that found that the scanning of the brains of young mothers watching children's photos is similar to the scanning of romantic lovers in romance. "The researchers discovered that both romantic affection and mother's affection have the same effect on the brain and they are responsible for neurological activity related to critical social assessment and negative emotions of other people I will restrain it. "

Shuly Wintner, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Haifa University, presented an early example of misinterpretation of computers in 2005 "Introduction to Computational Linguistics." "The spirit is pleased but the body is very weak," he said, Altavista was introduced to Russia. "Vodka is wonderful, but meat is bad" may be true, but it is almost certain that it is not what the author expects. The grammar, grammar and Asian language formats may be very different from English and provide a special challenge to potential translators armed with computers alone. For example, Chinese blackberry jam makers are unlikely to think that they are "like grandma", or at a reputable Chinese restaurant, they plan to sell a specialty dish called "squid".

Superimposition is another typical feature of Chinese poetry, but words were created by pounds. The pound once said: "The poetry of this kind of image reflects the superimposition of images, a different kind of thought." In masterpiece "Kantos" after the pound, superimposition is more complicated. More commonly used are juxtaposition, overlay, and omission. For example, the pound translated the poems of Riuchier as follows. Silk 's rustling sound stopped, dust drifted across the garden, there was no football sound, a piece of wet leaves laying quietly with the leaves in the mountains was stuck to the doorstone. Here, Pound deletes the last two sentences, then the fourth sentence naturally becomes a.