新编英语国家文化基础教程

Chapter One Culturein GeneralSection Ⅰ Introductionseaicyn Ⅱ The characteristics of CultureSection Ⅲ Categories of CultureSection Ⅳ History of the Concept of CultureSection Ⅴ The Development of Global CultureReading CivilizationChapter Two A Survey of the English-speaking CountriesSection Ⅰ United KingdomSection Ⅱ United StatesSection Ⅲ CanadaSection Ⅳ AustraliaSection Ⅴ New ZealandReading Qrrick Facts of the CountriesChapter Three Land & ResourcesSection Ⅰ British Land & ResourcesSection Ⅱ American Land & ResourcesSection Ⅲ Canadian Land & ResourcesSection Ⅳ Australian Land & ResourcesSection Ⅴ New Zealand Land & ResourcesReading EnvironmentChapter Four People & SocietySection Ⅰ British People & SocietySection Ⅱ American People & SocietySection Ⅲ Canadian People & SocietySection Ⅳ Australian People & SocietySection Ⅴ New Zealand People & SocietyReading Social ProblemsChapter Five LanguageSection Ⅰ British EnglishSection Ⅱ American EnglishReading LinguistrcsChapter Six HistorySection Ⅰ British HistorySection Ⅱ American HistorySection Ⅲ Canadian HistorySection Ⅳ Australian HistorySection Ⅴ New Zealand HistoryReading History & HistoriographyChapter Seven GovernmentSection Ⅰ British GovernmentSection Ⅱ American GovernmentSection Ⅲ Canadian GovernmentSection Ⅳ Australian GovernmentSection Ⅴ New Zealand GovementReading GovernmentChapter Eight Economy & TradeSection Ⅰ British Economy & TradeSection Ⅱ American Economy & TradeSection Ⅲ Canadian Economy & TradeSection Ⅳ Australian Economy & TradeSection Ⅴ The Economy of New ZealandReading Economy and CivilizationChapter Nine ReligionSection Ⅰ British ReligionSection Ⅱ American ReligionSection Ⅲ Religion in CanadaSection Ⅳ Religionin AustraliaSection Ⅴ Religionin New ZealandReading ReligionChapter Ten EducationSection Ⅰ British EducationSection Ⅱ American EducationSection Ⅲ Education in CanadaSection Ⅳ Education in AustralianSection Ⅴ Education in New ZealandReading Voices in EducationChapter Eleven LiteratureSection Ⅰ British LiteratureSection Ⅱ American LiteratureSection Ⅲ Canadian LiteratureSection Ⅳ Australian LiteratureSection Ⅴ Literature in New ZealandReading Literary CriticismChapter Twelve ArtSection Ⅰ British ArtSection Ⅱ American ArtSection Ⅲ Canadian ArtSection Ⅳ Australian ArtSection Ⅴ New Zealand ArtReading ArtChapter Thirteen Mass MediaSection Ⅰ British MediaSection Ⅱ American MediaSection Ⅲ Media in CanadaReading BBC World ServiceChapter Fourteen Foreign RelationsSection Ⅰ British Foreign RelationsSection Ⅱ American Foreign RelationsSection Ⅲ Canada’s Foreign RelationsSection Ⅳ Australian Foreign RelationsSection Ⅴ New Zealand Overseas TradeReading United Nations