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A New Century of Heroes

為了解決Stranger的問題，作者Chambers, Douglas R. 這樣論述：

There are heroes who walk among us: the clam digger who rescues a man from a burning retirement home; the dancer who prevents a robber from shooting two policemen at a nightclub; the former Marine, blinded during the Korean War, who saves two women from drowning in a river. What they have in comm

on--besides the willingness to risk sacrificing their own lives to save that of a friend or a stranger--is an unwillingness to brag about their actions. In 1904, moved by the stories of two men who died trying to rescue others in the devastating Harwick Mine Disaster that killed all but one of 180 m

en, Andrew Carnegie conceived of a fund to reward selfless acts of bravery and courage. Since its creation 120 years ago, the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission has awarded more than 10,000 medals and distributed more than ＄44 million in awards, grants, tuition, and other assistance. Published under the

auspices of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, the original edition of A Century of Heroes received an award of excellence in 2005 from Communication Arts and, along with its accompanying video, remains a part of the awarding materials given to each Carnegie hero. Updated and expanded, A New Century

of Heroes profiles more than 200 medal recipients: ordinary men, women, and children who undertook extraordinary acts to save the lives of others. It also reveals the tireless efforts of investigators who roamed the United States and Canada, collecting data on the hundreds of nominations received e

ach year for consideration and conducting thousands of interviews with rescuers, witnesses, and individuals whose lives were saved. Their maps, diagrams, and marked-up photographs, many of which are included in this volume, illustrate the high standards and strict requirements imposed by the Commiss

ion to ensure that a Carnegie Medal recipient truly deserves the appellation ＂hero.＂ Only about one in ten nominees is selected for recognition. The heroes featured in this book offer a cross-section of the thousands of honorees who have received the award. They represent only a few of the inspiring

stories that uphold the Carnegie Hero Fund’s legacy, reminding us that true heroes are found, not on television or in comic strips, but in the uncommon strength that lives inside all of us.

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跨國銜轉學生華語文學習之資源投放研究─以越南背景之學生為例

為了解決Stranger的問題，作者曾韻慈 這樣論述：

全球化現象促使國際間的交流更加頻繁，「跨國銜轉學生」（以下簡稱跨轉生）一詞，正是在這樣的背景下產生。鍾鎮城（2017）將跨轉生定義為「曾於國外非臺灣國教體制接受一定期限教育之學童，或是曾數次銜轉於臺灣國教及其他教育體制之學童」。跨轉生的華語文語言學習議題近年來在國民教育體系中受到高度關注，然在華語文教學的相關研究中，多側重於語言學習者的心理因素與個體特質，鮮少將社會語境下的文化、族群、認同與權力關係等因素考量進去。因此，本研究以加拿大學者Norton和Darvin（2015）所提出的資源投放架構（Modelof Investment）為理論基礎，探討越南背景跨轉生身處全華語的社會環境中，是如

何投放自己的華語文學習。本研究採敘事研究，以高雄地區兩位就讀小六的越南背景跨轉生為對象，進入其華語文課室進行每週一至兩次的場域觀察，以及三次深度訪談。本研究期程自2020年10月至2021年1月止，共蒐集了23份場域觀察紀錄及6份深度訪談逐字稿作為資料分析來源，以編碼方式確實隱匿個人資料後，再依照研究問題分類、歸納語料，以回應本研究的三個研究問題。研究發現，越南背景跨轉生的資本價值雖受到主流意識形態之衝擊，然其本身與華語文教師的態度在價值增減上扮演著重要的角色；其次，兩位越南背景跨轉生的自我認同來自對未來的想像與話語權的掌握，雖該認同可能是多樣的、矛盾的、會隨著時空變化的，但兩者現階段都希望自

己能成為目標語境中的合法講話者；最後，越南背景跨轉生的文化資本、社會資本、想像認同等，都可促進其華語文學習之資源投放，而話語權的賦予，更可為越南背景跨轉生創造「符合自我認同定位的語言練習活動」。         本研究結論有二：（1）資本作為權力的一環，能影響跨轉生華語文學習的資源投放；（2）正向自我認同之建構，有賴於教育工作者與家庭場域之努力。最後，提出「日記研究」之作法，供研究學者與華語文教師更瞭解跨轉生在課室場域之外如何投放自己的華語文學習，並使跨轉生從中獲得話語權，反思自我。

The Want-Ad Killer

為了解決Stranger的問題，作者Rule, Ann 這樣論述：

Ann Rule wrote thirty-five New York Times bestsellers. Her first bestseller was The Stranger Beside Me, about her personal relationship with infamous serial killer Ted Bundy. A former Seattle police officer, she used her firsthand expertise in all her books. For more than three decades, she was a po

werful advocate for victims of violent crime. She lived near Seattle and passed away in 2015.

無可名狀的狀態

為了解決Stranger的問題，作者劉娟秀 這樣論述：

「無可名狀的狀態」乃是指一種抽象不易表達出來的鄉愁及記憶。其本質是時間流動下的懸浮或結晶，或是像流淌的水，在繼續蔓延中，且溢出框架。思考到作品的 特性，期能達到更好的表達與溝通，選擇以故事的方式來詮釋，傳統制式的論文框架 則作為背後的參考與支撐。 創作媒材選擇用繪畫、裝置，以及錄像。在繪畫方面，包括人體素描、具象和非 具象繪畫;抽象繪畫過程中的，抹去塗上，身體參與，走走停停，在觀看思量或直覺 帶領中來回往返。這個過程協助我沉澱思考，潛意識能夠自由地表達;作品主題是談 異鄉人存在的感受，選擇用裝置的方式，企圖營造一種孤寂的場域;對於歲月和過往的經歷是抽象的，沒有可觸摸的實體，採用性質相近

的錄像作為表達的媒材;再者作品是源自於記憶的堆疊，因此把經歷過的人、事，物寫成故事，讓文字語言與作品相 互交織滲透，讓形式成為內容，期待此文本成為另一個描繪及觀看的方式。 創作學習過程的思維邏輯訓練，協助了我能夠更客觀地去觀看，不同角度及多面 向的思考，這些成就了更自由寬廣的視野，因此也回報於周遭世界更多的欣賞與感激。