Chuanyou Yuan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3920349 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Chuanyou Yuan |
| NOMBRES | Chuanyou |
| APELLIDO | Yuan |
| FIRMA | YUAN C |
| AFILIACIONES | Guangdong University of Foreign Studies |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
How defendants frame remorse
Affiliating With Jury
graduation , a subsystem of appraisal in the stratum of interpersonal discourse in systemic functional linguistics (SFL), functions to modulate meaning by degree. It emerges as a powerful linguistic tool for attorneys to establish rapport with their audience, especially with the jury during closing arguments. This research draws upon five criminal cases related to police violence in law enforcement in the United States, employing an integrated qu…
Justice must be seen to be done
Multimodal discourse analysis offers a novel lens for the study of legal discourse. Within the closing arguments of a trial, prosecution and defense attorneys utilize various multimodal resources to present evidence, articulate opinions, and adopt stances to achieve their communicative goals. This research focuses on the closing arguments in the criminal trial concerning the death of George Floyd to analyze the multimodal representation of the cl…
Rule by law versus rule of law
The authors conduct a multimodal analysis of the anti-corruption discourse in China by employing the SFL genre theory and the SF-MDA approach. Anti-corruption discourse that popularizes the anti-corruption mechanism and educates the officials constitutes an important part of China’s anti-corruption campaign. This paper first presents a genre analysis of a corpus of 51 anti-corruption videos on the official public legal education website to examin…
Legal reasoning
The issue of legal reasoning has been addressed widely in legal academia and practice, but rarely considered by linguists. This paper, employing the Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) genre perspective and the discourse semantics system as its conceptual framework, attempts to reveal the different ways of legal reasoning of common law judicial opinions and Chinese judgments from a textual perspective. One judicial opinion of a British case and…
Popularity of Latin and Law French in Legal English
This paper is a pilot study of the Language of the Law (or Legal English), a subsidiary of a broader research project on the Disciplinary English (DE), from the perspective of SFL. It starts with reviewing Halliday’s seven features or difficulties of scientific English that are presumably shared by Legal English. Then, the features of legal English identified by Forensic linguists, Mellinkoff and Tiersma among others are also perused. Subsequentl…
A battlefield or a lecture hall? A contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of courtroom trials
This paper conducts a contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of an American courtroom trial with a Chinese courtroom trial, which falls into the research area of forensic linguistics. The author studies the courtroom trials as multimodal discourse from the perspective of systemic-functional linguistics, centering on the legal actors’ verbal language (speech) and paralanguage (gestures, gaze and bodily movements) in making the kinds of meaning …
Avoiding Revictimization
The present thesis conducts a forensic linguistic study on the issue of revictimization not of rape victims but of battered women suspects who go on to kill their aggressors (Walker 1999, Liu and Chan 1999, Zhao 2001, Tang et al. 2002). Awarding Institution: Guangdong University of Foreign Studies Date of award: December 2007
A battlefield or a lecture hall? A contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of courtroom trials
This paper conducts a contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of an American courtroom trial with a Chinese courtroom trial, which falls into the research area of forensic linguistics. The author studies the courtroom trials as multimodal discourse from the perspective of systemic-functional linguistics, centering on the legal actors’ verbal language (speech) and paralanguage (gestures, gaze and bodily movements) in making the kinds of meaning …
Justice must be seen to be done
Multimodal discourse analysis offers a novel lens for the study of legal discourse. Within the closing arguments of a trial, prosecution and defense attorneys utilize various multimodal resources to present evidence, articulate opinions, and adopt stances to achieve their communicative goals. This research focuses on the closing arguments in the criminal trial concerning the death of George Floyd to analyze the multimodal representation of the cl…
Avoiding Revictimization
The present thesis conducts a forensic linguistic study on the issue of revictimization not of rape victims but of battered women suspects who go on to kill their aggressors (Walker 1999, Liu and Chan 1999, Zhao 2001, Tang et al. 2002). Awarding Institution: Guangdong University of Foreign Studies Date of award: December 2007
A battlefield or a lecture hall? A contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of courtroom trials
This paper conducts a contrastive multimodal discourse analysis of an American courtroom trial with a Chinese courtroom trial, which falls into the research area of forensic linguistics. The author studies the courtroom trials as multimodal discourse from the perspective of systemic-functional linguistics, centering on the legal actors’ verbal language (speech) and paralanguage (gestures, gaze and bodily movements) in making the kinds of meaning …
Popularity of Latin and Law French in Legal English
This paper is a pilot study of the Language of the Law (or Legal English), a subsidiary of a broader research project on the Disciplinary English (DE), from the perspective of SFL. It starts with reviewing Halliday’s seven features or difficulties of scientific English that are presumably shared by Legal English. Then, the features of legal English identified by Forensic linguists, Mellinkoff and Tiersma among others are also perused. Subsequentl…
Rule by law versus rule of law
The authors conduct a multimodal analysis of the anti-corruption discourse in China by employing the SFL genre theory and the SF-MDA approach. Anti-corruption discourse that popularizes the anti-corruption mechanism and educates the officials constitutes an important part of China’s anti-corruption campaign. This paper first presents a genre analysis of a corpus of 51 anti-corruption videos on the official public legal education website to examin…
Legal reasoning
The issue of legal reasoning has been addressed widely in legal academia and practice, but rarely considered by linguists. This paper, employing the Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) genre perspective and the discourse semantics system as its conceptual framework, attempts to reveal the different ways of legal reasoning of common law judicial opinions and Chinese judgments from a textual perspective. One judicial opinion of a British case and…
Justice must be seen to be done
Multimodal discourse analysis offers a novel lens for the study of legal discourse. Within the closing arguments of a trial, prosecution and defense attorneys utilize various multimodal resources to present evidence, articulate opinions, and adopt stances to achieve their communicative goals. This research focuses on the closing arguments in the criminal trial concerning the death of George Floyd to analyze the multimodal representation of the cl…
Affiliating With Jury
graduation , a subsystem of appraisal in the stratum of interpersonal discourse in systemic functional linguistics (SFL), functions to modulate meaning by degree. It emerges as a powerful linguistic tool for attorneys to establish rapport with their audience, especially with the jury during closing arguments. This research draws upon five criminal cases related to police violence in law enforcement in the United States, employing an integrated qu…
How defendants frame remorse
Sociology (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Linguistics (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras)