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-精选财经经济类资料- 教工团总支文体委员就职演说 尊敬的各位领导，各位朋友： 大家下午好！ 今天我非常高兴能代表新成立的教工团总支的名文体委员和名文体干事在这里发言。我代表位文体委员感谢各位领导的信任！感谢各位朋友的支持！ 胡耀邦同志说过，团的工作不要坐而论道，要搞活动，一年不搞一两项有影响有实效的活动，青年团的威力就不行，就没有生气。这一思想，是对几十年来团的工作的经验总结，辩证地阐明了团的活动与团的战斗力的关系，也说明了团的活动在团的工作中的重要作用。 我们教工团总支文体委员的工作就是根据精神文明建设的需要，根据青年教师的需要制定出有利于我们身心健康的文体工作计划，有创造性地开展好各种健康有益的文化体育活动。我们要通过建立文化体育活动阵地，丰富青年教师的业余生活，提高青年教师的社会道德水平，倡导健康文明科学的生活方式。文体活动有一定的知识性和技巧性，需要有人指导。这个大家不用担心，我们有专业的歌唱教练老师，有专业的舞蹈教练老师，有专业的体育健身教练老师，有专业的体操健美教练老师，还有。我们都竭诚为大家服务！ 现在我们的活动有了学校领导的大力支持，有了专门的活动场所，有了专业的教练指导；我们缺少的可能就是大家的积极参与。当然有些朋友指出，并不是我们参与的热情不高，而是业余时间太少。但是我们的活动不是天天搞，也不会安排在大家的工作时间内。既然大家对教工团总支寄予厚望，那么就应该积极地参与我们的各项活动，群策群力，共同学习和提高。为培养一个学习型和开拓型的教师群体而努力！ 朋友们，活动起来！有了你们的支持，我们对工作会更有信心；有了你们的参与，我们的活动会更加丰富多彩。 谢谢大家！学校教工团总支文体委员代表的就职演说稿：尊敬的各位领导，各位朋友：大家下午好!今天我很高兴能代表新成立的教工团总支的三名文体委员和三名文体干事在这里发言，学校教工团总支文体委员代表的就职演说稿。我代表三位文体委员感谢各位领导的信任!感谢各位朋友的支持!胡同志说过，团的工作不要坐而论道，要搞活动，一年不搞一两项有影响有实效的活动，青年团的威力就不行，就没有生气。这一思想，是对几十年来团的工作的经验总结，辩证地阐明了团的活动与团的战斗力的关系，也说明了团的活动在团的工作中的重要作用。文体活动有一定的知识性和技巧性，需要有人指导。这个大家不用担心，我们有专业的歌唱教练老师，有专业的舞蹈教练李婷老师，有专业的体育健身教练陈健老师，有专业的体操健美教练老师，还有业余的体育竞技运动员老师，演讲稿学校教工团总支文体委员代表的就职演说稿。 我们都竭诚为大家服务!我们教工团总支文体委员的工作就是根据精神文明建设的需要，根据青年教师的需要制定出有利于我们身心健康的文体工作计划，有创造性地开展好各种健康有益的文化体育活动。我们要通过建立文化体育活动阵地，丰富青年教师的业余生活，提高青年教师的社会道德水平，倡导健康文明科学的生活方式。，丰富青年教师的业余生活，提高青年教师的社会道德水平，倡导健康文明科学的生活方式。key words: 黄中军i. introductionfrom the stylistics point of view, the inaugural address of the president elect falls into the category of public speech, which is more formal than everyday conversation, extemporaneous speech and advertisement but less formal than legal english and english for science and technology . from the communication point of view it falls between spoken and written english. therefore the inaugural address of the president has the characteristics of both spoken and written english. it uses a lot of big words and abstract nouns and is usually polite in tone, formal in style and complicated in sentence structure. in addition, the addresser often employs a wide variety of rhetorical devices so as to add a striking effect to it.ii. linguistic analysisa. lexical style markerslike most inaugural addresses of the president elect, the address delivered by mr. gorge bush also employs a lot of big words. for instance, among the 1378 words there are 256 words containing more than 6 letters, occupying 22 percent of the1total. but in every day conversation, extemporaneous speech andadvertisement the percentage is usually lower than 20 percent.another characteristic is the employment of many abstract nouns,which can make the speech sound more formal and profound, makethe addresser sound more serious and erudite and make the audiencehave more confidence in the speaker. in the speech of gorge bush itis not hard to find so many such words. here i just want to list someof them as an example: unity, diversity, generosity, expression,continuity, democracy, difference, continuance, freedom, action,prosperity, satisfaction, liberty, justice, engagement, peace, dissension, harmony, divisiveness, limitation, bipartisanship, opposition, attitude,intolerance, scourge, hopefulness.b. syntactical style markersthe inaugural address of the president elect usually uses a lot more compound or complex sentences than everyday conversation, extemporaneous speech and advertisement. this is also true of mr. bushs address, in which most of the sentences are relatively long and complicated for the purpose of leaving the audience an immediate impression of formalness, seriousness and reliability. in the speech there are altogether 91 sentences, but 42 of them are compound or complex, taking up almost half of the total. in addition, most sentences in the speech contain more than 10 words and the longest sentence consists of 48 words! but as we know, in everyday conversation most sentences contain no more than 10 words.as it is expected, the declarative sentence is the main type in the address but some other sentence types are also employed. forexample, mr. bush uses several imperative sentences in his speech such as, “ let us negotiate soonand hard. but in the end, let us produce.” the use of imperative sentences here actually serves as a call to the audience and aims to arouse their enthusiasm.c. grammatical style markers.as we know, the commonly used tense in the presidential inaugural address is the simple present, while the future tense, the present perfect tense and the simple past tense serve as the supplementary devices. this is because such addresses usually focus on the present and future time. mr. bushs address is no exception. among the 91 sentences in the speech there are over 60 simple present, 9 present perfect and 6 future tense. as for the voices, there are only 7 sentences in the passive and all the others are in the active.d. rhetorical devicesthe rhetorical device is a striking characteristic of public speech, which can add vividness and aesthetic appreciation to it.although there are a wide variety of rhetorical devices in english, the most important syntactical rhetorical device in public speech is perhaps parallelism, which can perfectly convey the strong feelings of the speaker, leave a deep impression to the audience, and make the language more rhythmic and vivid. in the speech of mr. bush, parallelism is used in many paragraphs.example: parallelismgreat nations of the world are moving toward democracy-through the door to freedom. men and women of theworld move toward free markets-through the door to prosperity. the people of the world agitate for free expression and free thought-through the door to moral and intellectual satisfactions that only liberty allows.we know what works: freedom works. we know whats right:freedom is right. we know how to secure a more just and prosperous life for man on earth: through free markets, we dont have to talk into the night about which form ofgovernment is better. we dont have to wrest justice from the kings-we only have to summon it from within ourselves.some other rhetorical devices such as antithesis, repetition,alliteration, simile, metaphor, climax, oxymoron are also used in the address for various purposes-to emphasize, to contrast, to convince, to add vividness, to express strong feelings, to create a sense of rhythm or to add the beauty of the language.examples:we need compromise; weve had dissension. we need harmony;weve had a chorus of discordant voices. our problems are large, but our heart is larger. our challenges aregreat, but our will is greater. and if our flaws are endless, gods love is trulyboundless.a new breeze is blowing. . calling. i dont seek “on mens souls.” for the first time in this century-for the first time in perhaps allhistoryyou are part of this day, you are part