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简述荀子文论的特色。

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(1)强调文艺源于情感,并对文艺的情感特征作了多方面的论述,并在此基础上提倡“中和”之美。

(2)认为大道由圣人表述于经典,因此圣人经典是文艺的最高典范,一切文艺应以儒家之道为指归。开后世明道、征圣、宗经三位一体文学观的先河。

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The idea of light pollution has developed with the increase of lights in cities. In many areas, this light makes it difficult or impossible to observe stars and planets in the night sky.

There are a number of reasons why light pollution is important. One has become clear at the Mount Wilson Observatory near Los Angeles, California. Today, light from Los Angeles makes the night sky above Mount Wilson very bright. It is no longer an important reasearch center because of light pollution.

Light pollution threatens to reduce the scientific value of research telescoples in other important observatories. They include Lick Observatory near San Jose, California and Yerkes Observatory near Chicago, Illionis.

Light pollution is the result of wasted energy. Bright light that shines into the sky is not being used to provide light where it is needed on Earth. Poorly designed lighting causes a great deal of light pollution. Lights that are brighter than necessary also cause light pollution.

Most people in America are surprised to find out that they are able to see our own galaxy(星系),the Milky Way, with their own eyes. But about three­fourths of Americans cannot see the Miky Way because of man­made light.

Objects in the night sky are resources that provide everyone with wonder. But light pollution threatens to prevent those wonderful sights from being seen.

小题1:Light pollution usually occurs________.

A.in cities

B.in the country

C.in wild areas

D.in developing countries小题2:Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A.Mount Wilson Observatory is the most important one in America.

B.Light pollution affects observatories only.

C.In the dark night people can observe the sky clearly.

D.Astronomers can observe the stars clearly by the lights of the cities.小题3:The victims affected by the light pollution are________.

A.children

B.grown­ups

C.students

D.observatories