「Flow :The Psychology of Optimal Experience 心流」评价该例句:好评差评指正
Frigate Pallada
11.Whether describing Africans, Asians, Jews, or Siberian aborigines, Goncharov typically deploys Orientalist, Eurocentric, and racial rhetoric characteristic of contemporary European writing.
12.Miscegenation between black and white races in Africa repulses him, but he views it more permissively when it involves Russians and Siberian aborigines.
14.This is in spite of the report from the 1991, in which government are appointed commission called for sweeping reforms to improve the plight of aborigines in jail.
15.For example, we know from the Dynamic paintings that over 8, 000 years ago, Aborigines would have rarely eaten fish and sea levels were much lower at this time.
16.Aborigines managed to convey the idea of the settlers' clothing by simply painting the Europeans without an hands, indicating the habit of standing with their hands in their pockets!
17." Limitless empty spaces" —this manipulative European fiction about homelands of pastoralist societies that did not erect fences—help the aborigines evade the force of European arms.
18.The Pallada officers are sometimes apprehended as exotic rarities by African and Asian aborigines and by their European colonial masters, many of whom have never seen a Russian before.
19.The warriors in front stepped aside, opening the way to their most approved orator by the action; one who spoke all those languages that were cultivated among the northern aborigines.
20.Cooped up on their ships for two months in Nagasaki Bay, they are entertained by eighteen Kamchadal boys—that is, aborigines of the Kamchatka Peninsula also known as the Itelmen.