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1、姓名（出生年－)，性别（民族——汉族可省略），籍贯，职称，学位，简历以及研究方向（任选）。在简介前加“作者简介：”或“［作者简介］”作为标识。
2、同一篇文章的其他主要作者简介可以在同一“作者简介：”或“［作者简介］”的标识后相继列出，其间以分号“；”隔开，最后以“．”或“。”结束。
3、英文文章的作者简介用“Biography:”（单一作者）或“Biographies:”（多作者）作为标识。
从以上可以看出，论文发表作者简介内容其实很简单，但要写得有水平，需要一定的文笔基础。甚至一些期刊杂志，就因为作者简介方面不过审，要求作者按照标准修改，否则不给予审稿通过，安排见刊。
写作者简介的好处有三个方面：
1、可以明确论文署名问题，表明文责自负。
2、记录自己的劳动成果，宣示文章的著作权所有。
3、便于读者与作者的联系及文献检索。另外，有一些学术刊物会根据作者的职务职称来筛选文章，具有一定级别或职务的作者会比较有优势。
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Swift, Jonathan, 1667–1745, English author, b. Dublin. He is widely recognized as one of the greatest satirists in the English language.Early Life and WorksSince his father, an Englishman who had settled in Ireland, died before his birth and his mother deserted him for some time, Swift was dependent upon an uncle for his education. He was sent first to Kilkenny School and then to Trinity College, Dublin, where he managed, in spite of his rebellious behavior, to obtain a degree. In 1689 he became secretary to Sir William Temple at Moor Park, Surrey, where he formed his lifelong attachment to Esther Johnson, the “Stella” of his famous journal. Disappointed of church preferment in England, Swift returned to Ireland, where he was ordained an Anglican priest and in 1695 was given the small prebend of Kilroot.Unable to make a success in Ireland, Swift returned to Moor Park the following year, remaining until Temple's death in 1699. During this period he wrote The Battle of the Books, in which he defended Temple's contention that the ancients were superior to the moderns in literature and learning, and A Tale of a Tub, a satire on religious excesses. These works were not published, however, until 1704. Again disappointment with his advancement sent him back to Ireland, where he was given the living of Laracor.In the course of numerous visits to London he became friendly with Addison and Steele and active in Whig politics. His Whig sympathies were severed, however, when that party demonstrated its unfriendliness to the Anglican Church. In 1708 he began a series of pamphlets on ecclesiastical issues with his ironic Argument against Abolishing Christianity. He joined the Tories in 1710, edited the Tory Examiner for a year, and wrote various political pamphlets, notably The Conduct of the Allies (1711), Remarks on the Barrier Treaty (1712), and The Public Spirit of the Whigs (1714), in reply to Steele's Crisis.Later Life and WorksIn 1713 Swift joined Pope, Arbuthnot, Gay, and others in forming the celebrated Scriblerus Club. About this time Swift became involved with another woman, Esther Vanhomrigh, the “Vanessa” of his poem Cadenus and Vanessa. The intensity of his relationship with her, as with Stella, is questionable, but Vanessa died a few weeks after his final rupture with her in 1723. Swift became a national hero of the Irish with his Drapier Letters (1724) and his bitterly ironical pamphlet A Modest Proposal (1729), which propounds that the children of the poor be sold as food for the tables of the rich.Swift's satirical masterpiece Gulliver's Travels appeared in 1726. Written in four parts, it describes the travels of Lemuel Gulliver to Lilliput, a land inhabited by tiny people whose diminutive size renders all their pompous activities absurd; to Brobdingnag, a land populated by giants who are amused when Gulliver tells them about the glories of England; to Laputa and its neighbor Lagado, peopled by quack philosophers and scientists; and to the land of the Houhynhnms, where horses behave with reason and men, called Yahoos, behave as beasts. Ironically, this ruthless satire of human follies subsequently was turned into an expurgated story for children. In his last years Swift was paralyzed and afflicted with a brain disorder, and by 1742 he was declared unsound of mind. He was buried in St. Patrick's, Dublin, beside Stella.BibliographySee his prose (ed. by H. Davis, 14 vol., 1939; repr. 1964–68); his poetry (ed. by H. Davis, 3 vol., 2d ed. 1958), The Portable Swift, ed. by C. Van Doren (new ed. 1968); his correspondence (ed. by H. Williams, 5 vol., 1963); biographies by J. M. Murray (1954), I. Ephrenpreis (3 vol., 1962–83), C. Van Doren (1930, repr. 1964), D. Nokes (1985), and V. Glendinning (1999); studies by R. Quintana (1936, repr. 1965; and 1955, repr. 1962), R. Hunting (1966), N. F. Dennis (1964, repr. 1967), D. Donoghue (1969), Louise K. Barnett (1981).
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简介：The author is Jonathan Swift, a writer, political commentator and satirical master in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
He is famous for his famous travels of Gulliver and the story of a bucket. He was once called "one of the creators of world literature" by Gorky.
He was born in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. He went to school at the age of six and studied at Kilkenny school for eight years. In 1682, he entered the famous Trinity College in Dublin.
He didn't like anything except history and poetry. Or the school "special accommodation" to get a degree.
翻译：作者是乔纳森·斯威夫特，大不列颠及爱尔兰联合王国作家，政论家，讽刺文学大师，以著名的《格列佛游记》和《一只桶的故事》等作品闻名于世，他曾被高尔基称为“世界文学创造者之一”。
他出生于爱尔兰首府都柏林，六岁上学，在基尔凯尼学校读了八年。1682年进都柏林著名的三一学院学习，他除了对历史和诗歌有兴趣外，别的一概不喜欢。还是学校“特别通融”才拿到学位。
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你好，很高兴为你解答。主要人物简介：the brief introduction of main characters作者简介：About the author/the brief introduction of the writer
