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12. The Mediated Chinese Individual Globality
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Contributors ix
- Glocalization and the Discourses of Cultural China: An Introduction 1
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Part I: Conflict, Crisis, and Discourse Struggle in Cultural China
- 1. Official Discourse of a “Well-off Society”: Constructing an Economic State and Political Legitimacy 13
- 2. Dances with Discursive Ghosts: Ideology of the Body in Contemporary Chinese Cinema from Unrequited Love to Big Shot’s Funeral 27
- 3. A Woman Warrior or a Forgotten Concubine? Verbal Construction of a Feminist Politician in Taiwan 53
- 4. The SARS Case Report as a Genre: How It Figures in Anti-SARS Social Practice 71
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Part II: Hybridized and Diverse Discourses in Cultural China
- 5. Patterns of Global-Local Fusion in Chinese Internet Advertising 99
- 6. Children’s Television Programs in China: A Discourse of Success and Modernity 113
- 7. Confucianism and Utilitarianism in Jiang-Clinton Rhetoric 129
- 8. East Is East and West Is West? Values and Styles of Communication in Foreign-Invested Enterprises in China 151
- 9. News Coverage on Soong Meiling’s Death across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan 167
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Part III: Discourse and Identity in Cultural China
- 10 Discourse and Cultural Identity: Towards a Global Identity for Hong Kong 189
- 11. Analyzing Chinese Identity Today: New Insights into Identity Rankings of Young Adults in Urban China 203
- 12. The Mediated Chinese Individual Globality 231
- Towards a Chinese-Discourse-Studies Approach to Cultural China: An Epilogue 243
- Index 255
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Contributors ix
- Glocalization and the Discourses of Cultural China: An Introduction 1
-
Part I: Conflict, Crisis, and Discourse Struggle in Cultural China
- 1. Official Discourse of a “Well-off Society”: Constructing an Economic State and Political Legitimacy 13
- 2. Dances with Discursive Ghosts: Ideology of the Body in Contemporary Chinese Cinema from Unrequited Love to Big Shot’s Funeral 27
- 3. A Woman Warrior or a Forgotten Concubine? Verbal Construction of a Feminist Politician in Taiwan 53
- 4. The SARS Case Report as a Genre: How It Figures in Anti-SARS Social Practice 71
-
Part II: Hybridized and Diverse Discourses in Cultural China
- 5. Patterns of Global-Local Fusion in Chinese Internet Advertising 99
- 6. Children’s Television Programs in China: A Discourse of Success and Modernity 113
- 7. Confucianism and Utilitarianism in Jiang-Clinton Rhetoric 129
- 8. East Is East and West Is West? Values and Styles of Communication in Foreign-Invested Enterprises in China 151
- 9. News Coverage on Soong Meiling’s Death across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan 167
-
Part III: Discourse and Identity in Cultural China
- 10 Discourse and Cultural Identity: Towards a Global Identity for Hong Kong 189
- 11. Analyzing Chinese Identity Today: New Insights into Identity Rankings of Young Adults in Urban China 203
- 12. The Mediated Chinese Individual Globality 231
- Towards a Chinese-Discourse-Studies Approach to Cultural China: An Epilogue 243
- Index 255