Thomas Chase
Biographic Data
| ID | 1372500 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Chase |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Chase |
| SIGNATURE | CHASE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9104-8496 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
China Weekly as a Form of Environmental Advocacy Journalism
This study examines the environmental journalism published in the small, monthly magazine, China Weekly, and investigates how this publication functions as an environmental advocate seeking to promote positive, environmental change in China. In doing so, this research considers two questions: Firstly, what does environmental advocacy mean in a Chinese context and how does China Weekly perform this role and, secondly, how does a rapidly changing m…
News translation, the Korean Other and the construction of Chinese national identity
This article examines an underexplored area of communication studies to date, the relationship between news translation and national identity construction in China. By analysing the translation into Chinese of Korean language news that takes place on the Chinese volunteer news translation website Ltaaa.com , this article shows how the translation of news reports, and the discussions which these translations engender within the Ltaaa.com community…
Translating the news in China
Reference News is a prominent, Mainland Chinese newspaper that, for many decades, has translated and published foreign language news reports for its sizable readership. Over the course of its long history, both as a result of government directives and in response to the changing nature of Chinese society, the newspaper has undergone successive transformations. This study charts these changes, documenting Reference News' earlier roles as intra-par…
Problems of Publicity
This study analyses recent online activism by gay and lesbian groups and their supporters in South Korea and Mainland China, looking at the challenges they have encountered, both in their campaigns to raise public support for legislative reforms, and in their efforts to promote a more visible and positive image of gays and lesbians among the Korean and Chinese publics. While acknowledging the importance of the Internet among the constituent membe…
Nationalism and the Net
This study investigates the growing volume of online discussion of Goguryeo history in both China and South Korea. While first analysing how nationalism and national identity underpin this historical dispute, this article then critiques common arguments that emerge within online Chinese and South Korean commentary on Goguryeo. The findings of this study show that while the Internet has facilitated a broadening of participation in the discussion o…
Nationalism and the Net
This study investigates the growing volume of online discussion of Goguryeo history in both China and South Korea. While first analysing how nationalism and national identity underpin this historical dispute, this article then critiques common arguments that emerge within online Chinese and South Korean commentary on Goguryeo. The findings of this study show that while the Internet has facilitated a broadening of participation in the discussion o…
Problems of Publicity
This study analyses recent online activism by gay and lesbian groups and their supporters in South Korea and Mainland China, looking at the challenges they have encountered, both in their campaigns to raise public support for legislative reforms, and in their efforts to promote a more visible and positive image of gays and lesbians among the Korean and Chinese publics. While acknowledging the importance of the Internet among the constituent membe…
Translating the news in China
Reference News is a prominent, Mainland Chinese newspaper that, for many decades, has translated and published foreign language news reports for its sizable readership. Over the course of its long history, both as a result of government directives and in response to the changing nature of Chinese society, the newspaper has undergone successive transformations. This study charts these changes, documenting Reference News' earlier roles as intra-par…
China Weekly as a Form of Environmental Advocacy Journalism
This study examines the environmental journalism published in the small, monthly magazine, China Weekly, and investigates how this publication functions as an environmental advocate seeking to promote positive, environmental change in China. In doing so, this research considers two questions: Firstly, what does environmental advocacy mean in a Chinese context and how does China Weekly perform this role and, secondly, how does a rapidly changing m…
Nationalism and the Net
This study investigates the growing volume of online discussion of Goguryeo history in both China and South Korea. While first analysing how nationalism and national identity underpin this historical dispute, this article then critiques common arguments that emerge within online Chinese and South Korean commentary on Goguryeo. The findings of this study show that while the Internet has facilitated a broadening of participation in the discussion o…
Problems of Publicity
This study analyses recent online activism by gay and lesbian groups and their supporters in South Korea and Mainland China, looking at the challenges they have encountered, both in their campaigns to raise public support for legislative reforms, and in their efforts to promote a more visible and positive image of gays and lesbians among the Korean and Chinese publics. While acknowledging the importance of the Internet among the constituent membe…
Translating the news in China
Reference News is a prominent, Mainland Chinese newspaper that, for many decades, has translated and published foreign language news reports for its sizable readership. Over the course of its long history, both as a result of government directives and in response to the changing nature of Chinese society, the newspaper has undergone successive transformations. This study charts these changes, documenting Reference News' earlier roles as intra-par…
News translation, the Korean Other and the construction of Chinese national identity
This article examines an underexplored area of communication studies to date, the relationship between news translation and national identity construction in China. By analysing the translation into Chinese of Korean language news that takes place on the Chinese volunteer news translation website Ltaaa.com , this article shows how the translation of news reports, and the discussions which these translations engender within the Ltaaa.com community…
China Weekly as a Form of Environmental Advocacy Journalism
This study examines the environmental journalism published in the small, monthly magazine, China Weekly, and investigates how this publication functions as an environmental advocate seeking to promote positive, environmental change in China. In doing so, this research considers two questions: Firstly, what does environmental advocacy mean in a Chinese context and how does China Weekly perform this role and, secondly, how does a rapidly changing m…
China (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Politics (3 works)