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作者施旭
出版社上海外语教育出版社
ISBN9787544634298
出版时间2013-08-01
字数暂无
分类教育,外语,英文教辅

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This volume is a self-selected anthology of academic writings by Shi Xu which have been published in various international outlets since 1990s. Indicative of his personal intellectual journey through different parts of the world, this collection contains cultural critiques of mainstream language and discourse studies, enquiries into cultural forms of human discourses, and explorations in culturally unfamiliar or new discourses. It is designed for anyone who is interested in going beyond traditional bounds of discourse and communication studies and engaging in culturally conscious and critical approaches to human interaction.

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Acknowledgements

Preface

PART ONE CULTURAL CRITIQUES OF DSQOURSE SCHOLARSHIP

1 Open up Discourse-Theoretical Frontiers

2 Binary vs. Holistic Concepts of Discourse and CQulture

3 Linguistics as Cultural and Rhetorical Construction

4 Discourse Studies as Cultural Politics

5 Multicultural Discourses as Objects of Study

6 Eastern Paradigms of Discourse Studies

7 Cultural Discourse Studies

8 Cultural China in a Discourse Perspective

9 The Impasse of Discourse"and"Society

PART Two STUDIEs OF CLLTURAL. FoRMS AND FuNcnoNs

10 Argumentation, Explanation andiSocial Cognition

11 Reason and Control in Accounts of the Non-Western Other

12 Concepts as Interactional Resource in Troubled Intercultural Other

13 Perceptions as Exploitations of the Unexpected of the CQultural Other

14 Explanatory Discourse: Its Structural and Qualitative Complexities

15 Opinion Discourse and Its Paradoxes

16 Communication in a CQultural Psychological Perspective

PART THREE ENQUIRIES INTO UNFAMILIAR OR NEW DISCOURSES

17 The Chinese New Discourse of Human Rights

18 Cultural China in Discursive Transformation

19 The Non-Western Discourse

20 Changing Discourses as Research Agenda

21 Constructing New Forms of Intercultural Communication

22 Historical Developments of Identity in Collective Discourse