ÕªÒª | µÚ5-6Ò³ |
English Abstract | µÚ6-7Ò³ |
Chapter One Introduction | µÚ10-13Ò³ |
1.1 Research Necessity | µÚ10-11Ò³ |
1.2 Research Significance | µÚ11-12Ò³ |
1.3 Layout of the Thesis | µÚ12-13Ò³ |
Chapter Two Literature Review | µÚ13-29Ò³ |
2.1 Categorization Theory Studies Abroad | µÚ13-19Ò³ |
2.1.1 Basic Concepts | µÚ13-15Ò³ |
2.1.1.1 Category | µÚ13-14Ò³ |
2.1.1.2 Categorization | µÚ14-15Ò³ |
2.1.2 Historical Development of Categorization | µÚ15-18Ò³ |
2.1.2.1 Aristotle Stage | µÚ15-16Ò³ |
2.1.2.2 Wittgenstein¡¯ Family Resemblance | µÚ16Ò³ |
2.1.2.3 Labov¡¯s Recaptcle Test | µÚ16-17Ò³ |
2.1.2.4 Kay and Berlin¡¯s Focal Colors | µÚ17-18Ò³ |
2.1.2.5 Eleanor Rosch¡¯s Prototype Theory and Basic Level | µÚ18Ò³ |
2.1.3 Application of Categorization in Language Study | µÚ18-19Ò³ |
2.2 Categorization Theory Studies at Home | µÚ19-21Ò³ |
2.3 Theoretical Foundation | µÚ21-29Ò³ |
2.3.1 Prototype Theory | µÚ21-24Ò³ |
2.3.1.1 Prototype | µÚ21-22Ò³ |
2.3.1.2 Characteristics of Prototype | µÚ22-23Ò³ |
2.3.1.3 Maximization Principles | µÚ23Ò³ |
2.3.1.4 Psychological Evidence of Prototype | µÚ23-24Ò³ |
2.3.2 Category Levels | µÚ24-26Ò³ |
2.3.2.1 Basic Level of Category | µÚ24-26Ò³ |
2.3.2.2 Super-Ordinate Level of Category | µÚ26Ò³ |
2.3.2.3 Sub-Ordinate Level of Category | µÚ26Ò³ |
2.3.3 Symbiosis Relation of Prototype and Basic Level Categories | µÚ26-27Ò³ |
2.3.4 Implications of Categorization Theory in Teaching | µÚ27-29Ò³ |
Chapter Three Research Methodology | µÚ29-40Ò³ |
3.1 Research Questions and Hypotheses | µÚ29Ò³ |
3.2 Subjects | µÚ29Ò³ |
3.3 Instruments | µÚ29-30Ò³ |
3.3.1 Questionnaire | µÚ30Ò³ |
3.3.2 Pretest and Posttest | µÚ30Ò³ |
3.3.3 Intrerview | µÚ30Ò³ |
3.4 Experiments | µÚ30-38Ò³ |
3.4.1 Questionnaire Stage | µÚ30-31Ò³ |
3.4.2 Experimental Stage | µÚ31-38Ò³ |
3.4.3 Interview Stage | µÚ38Ò³ |
3.5 Data Collection | µÚ38-40Ò³ |
Chapter Four Results and Discussion | µÚ40-56Ò³ |
4.1 Questionnaire Data Analysis | µÚ40-47Ò³ |
4.1.1 Learning Attitudes Dimension | µÚ40-42Ò³ |
4.1.2 Learning Obstacles Diension | µÚ42-44Ò³ |
4.1.3 Learning Strategies Dimesion | µÚ44-45Ò³ |
4.1.4 Reason Analysis Dimension | µÚ45-47Ò³ |
4.2 Experiment Data Analysis | µÚ47-53Ò³ |
4.2.1 Pretest Data Analysis | µÚ47-49Ò³ |
4.2.2 Posttest Data Analysis | µÚ49-53Ò³ |
4.3 Interview Data Analysis | µÚ53-56Ò³ |
4.3.1 Control Class Analysis | µÚ53-54Ò³ |
4.3.2 Experiment Class Analysis | µÚ54-56Ò³ |
Chapter Five Conclusion | µÚ56-59Ò³ |
5.1 Major Findings | µÚ56-57Ò³ |
5.2 Implications | µÚ57-58Ò³ |
5.2.1 Basic Level Words Prior to Other Level | µÚ57Ò³ |
5.2.2 Prototype Words as Reference Points | µÚ57-58Ò³ |
5.2.3 Other Levels of Words Categories | µÚ58Ò³ |
5.3 Limitations and Suggestions | µÚ58-59Ò³ |
References | µÚ59-62Ò³ |
Appendix A Questionnaire of English Vocabulary Learning | µÚ62-64Ò³ |
Appendix B Scores of Pretest | µÚ64-65Ò³ |
Appendix C Word List for Final-Term Test | µÚ65-66Ò³ |
Appendix D Interview Questions | µÚ66-67Ò³ |
Appendix E Word List of Module 1 in Book One | µÚ67-68Ò³ |
Appendix F Word List of Module 6 in Book One | µÚ68-69Ò³ |
Acknowledgements | µÚ69-70Ò³ |