Li Jian
Biographic Data
| ID | 3639960 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Li Jian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Li |
| FAMILY NAME | Jian |
| SIGNATURE | JIAN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7544-5344 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 30 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Multisensory teaching for second-language acquisition of voicing stop consonants
This study examines the effectiveness of a multisensory (audiovisual-tactile) intervention on Mandarin-speaking learners’ acquisition of French voiced stops. By integrating tactile self-feedback, adapted from the Tadoma method, into audiovisual instruction, we conducted a quasi-experimental study with pre- and posttest measures. Eighty-three French-novice Chinese university students were assigned to three groups: control (audio-only), experimenta…
Continuum of stance in law
Stance is deep-rooted in law, where legal values can never stand in a vacuum. Despite a growing body of literature on stance in legal genres, cross-genre examinations conducted from a corpus-based perspective still leave room for improvement. This study conducts a cross-genre examination of how legal professionals express stance across three legal genres, i.e. legislation, judgments, and legal academic articles. By adopting a corpus-based approac…
The effects of Pisa on global basic education reform
The Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) is a vehicle for promoting students’ learning that plays a significant role in basic education reform globally. Few studies have used the transnational academic achievements of PISA as evidence to systematically summarize the primary motivation behind PISA’s participation in global decision-making and the core issues of PISA’s impact on education reform. Using a systematic review approach, w…
Entre la imagen y el Imperio
Durante el período helenístico, se produjo un cambio notable en el estatus social de las mujeres. De acuerdo con la monarquía imperante, las mujeres reales de los reinos helenísticos intervienen directa o indirectamente en la política en ocasiones específicas, lo que produce un cambio en el dominio masculino de la escena política. En la correspondencia seléucida y las inscripciones honorarias, Laodice III se representa con frecuencia como Euerget…
Transcultural Zen
Uniqueness of the Ornamentation and Design of the Wooden Beam System in Jiangnan Traditional Architecture
The vulnerability of vernacular architecture places the wooden structures and color painting decorations of traditional Chinese architecture at risk of gradually disappearing from history. The Chinese character for wan (卍; also pronounced wan), which is a homonym for the Chinese character wan (万, meaning “10,000”), is a common artistic element in traditional Chinese architectural color painting. However, the wan pattern in the Gaoyang Bridge colo…
Competing stakeholder discourses in constructing cultural heritage
In the process of urbanization, the balance and/or conflict between the conservation, development, and utilization of cultural heritage has become an emergent theme. This paper explores how such a theme is manifested through discourse by analyzing the legal case of the house at No. 98, Hai’er Lane, China, which is entangled with multiple narratives of the local community, various levels of courts, and government agencies regarding the value of th…
The Development of Jazz in China and Its Intercultural Influence on Chinese Pop Music, from the 20th Century to the 21st Century
What is the intercultural significance of jazz for the development of Chinese pop music? The main content of this dissertation is to study and discuss the period when jazz music entered China and how it affects the development of past and present Chinese pop music. In today’s society, intercultural research is ubiquitous. Since the birth of civilization, people from different disciplines and artistic fields have been trying to build cultural brid…
Simulating the dynamics of urban land quantity in China from 2020 to 2070 under the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways
Social norm modulates the enhancement effect of behavioral visibility on altruistic preference
摘要
A Bourdieusian analysis of the multilingualism in a poverty-stricken ethnic minority area
Indigenous languages in poverty-stricken areas are often threatened by competition from the majority languages driving economic progress. Within the framework of the economics of linguistic exchanges, this paper discusses the possibility of transferring linguistic capital into economic capital, and the revaluation of minority languages to promote multilingualism in underdeveloped regions. A mixed-method approach (questionnaires, focused interview…
Translanguaging multimodal pedagogy in French pronunciation instruction
How talent cultivation contributes to creating world-class universities in China
This study investigates how talent cultivation contributes to creating world-class universities in China from the perspectives of characteristics, problems, and choices. A policy discourse perspective is applied to examine the overall landscape of policy formulation and implementation, relatively. It explores the policy discourse analysis of talent cultivation and indicates that the task of talent cultivation is to train student to undertake the …
Mapping the education policy of foreign faculty for creating world-class universities in China
Pursuing world-class universities, China has emerged in recent decades as an increasingly popular destination for internationally mobile academics. The goal of this study was to identify current education policy dispositions toward foreign faculty at the national and institutional levels in China. Findings indicate that within China’s higher education policy discourse, foreign faculty are identified as an advantage (“priceless treasure”), and a s…
Aggressiveness of emojis before the court
Emojis, used evidentially as any language is used in communication, have posed new challenges for courts to adopt emojis as evidence beyond the traditional mode of speech and communication and to interpret them appropriately, especially their aggressive side of meaning. To meet these challenges, the present study, based on a comprehensive literature review, starts with case studies with aims to unravel the nature of emojis and develop a sociosemi…
(R) we Americanised
“Spa(R) ... Could you tell me where I can find a spa(r)?” “Are you sure you want to find a spar?” A Chinese traveller, inquiring about the nearest spa while on a tour in South Africa, left the local hotel receptionist confused. This anecdote involved the overuse of the R-colouring sound and aroused my interest in rhoticity in China English. Rhoticity in English refers to ‘the production of historical or orthographic /r/ in the syllable coda of wo…
When a koiné meets larger lingua francas
This article investigates 90 Shanghainese participants’ cross-generational use and knowledge of 140 English loanwords in Shanghainese which are deemed as an important part of Shanghai Regional Culture (SRC). The quantitative results reveal that the older participants use and know much more of English loanwords than the younger ones, and that many distinctive loan verbs and nouns are replaced by Putonghua (PTH) equivalents. By analysing the result…
Faculty ethics in China
This study examines Chinese faculty ethical philosophy from a historical perspective. Historical perspective on Chinese faculty ethical philosophy embraces three major periods, including Chinese ancient faculty ethics, Chinese modern faculty ethics and Chinese contemporary faculty ethics. Different historical perspectives offer different viewpoints on the progress of shaping faculty ethical philosophy in contemporary higher education regime. The …
Tracing the heritage of Pidgin English in mainland China
The most widely accepted origin of the word ‘Pidgin’ is that it is a Chinese pronunciation of the English word business (etymonline.com). Pidgin English in mainland China has another popular localised nickname, i.e. yangjingbang 洋泾浜 English, a trade jargon term often used in Shanghai. However, this popular Pidgin English has been played down in linguistic research in mainland China because of the assumption of colonial connotations (Jin, 2011). A…
Motivations and Experiential Outcomes Associated with Leisure Time Cell Phone Use
Modern cellular telephones (cell phones) are ubiquitous and increasingly used for leisure purposes. This article identifies motivations for leisure time cell phone use and associated experiential outcomes. Concurring results from two independent studies are presented. Study 1 used qualitative methods and found that high versus low frequency cell phone users more often identified boredom relief as a motivation for leisure time cell phone use and n…
An exploration of the semantic domain of legal language
Whenever necessary, legal professionals expand or restrict the semantic domain of legal terms to justify their reasoning or ruling. The semantic domain expands or contracts in size depending on the different approaches towards interpretations adopted by legal professionals. This research illustrates the interpretations of judges and prosecutors of legal terms with empirical cases and court opinions. In the field of Criminal Law, the semantic doma…
Information-Based Development Trend of Building Skin Design
From the perspective of Information design science, this thesis discusses the fact that in the transition of the entire society toward informatization, building skins have unprecedentedly picked up more complex functions and borne more social responsibilities, as shown in the following aspects: As the interaction between outdoor advertising media and humans and environment, as the media that link up indoor and outdoor information and as the media…
The Decline of Household Pig Farming in Rural Southwest China
In many parts of China, farmers have long used pigs as a primary means to convert kitchen refuse and farm residues into meat for sale or consumption and manure for the fields. While pork counted for almost 66 percent of the meat consumed in China, small farmers raised more than 85 percent of China's hogs in the 1980s and the 1990s. Despite its value and importance, household pig farming is now declining rapidly. Although pork prices kept rising i…
Socioeconomic Barriers to Biogas Development in Rural Southwest China
The household biogas system has a potential to offer significant health, economic, and environmental benefits to millions of households in rural China. In 1997, the Chinese legislature declared biogas as a national energy development agenda, and the Chinese government subsidies for biogas have been increasing since then. Nevertheless, only about 12 percent of rural households utilize biogas. In poor regions, the figure is much lower. At present, …
Economic Costs of Serious Illness in Rural Southwest China
Today, some 10 million Chinese peasants fall below China's official poverty line annually because of illness. Currently, more than 80 percent of China's rural residents do not have any health insurance, and most of those who do still have to pay up to 90 percent of their medical costs. Despite the grave situation, very little is known about the strategies rural Chinese utilize to cope with the economic costs of illness. In this paper, I examine h…
Translanguaging multimodal pedagogy in French pronunciation instruction
Faculty ethics in China
This study examines Chinese faculty ethical philosophy from a historical perspective. Historical perspective on Chinese faculty ethical philosophy embraces three major periods, including Chinese ancient faculty ethics, Chinese modern faculty ethics and Chinese contemporary faculty ethics. Different historical perspectives offer different viewpoints on the progress of shaping faculty ethical philosophy in contemporary higher education regime. The …
A Bourdieusian analysis of the multilingualism in a poverty-stricken ethnic minority area
Indigenous languages in poverty-stricken areas are often threatened by competition from the majority languages driving economic progress. Within the framework of the economics of linguistic exchanges, this paper discusses the possibility of transferring linguistic capital into economic capital, and the revaluation of minority languages to promote multilingualism in underdeveloped regions. A mixed-method approach (questionnaires, focused interview…
When a koiné meets larger lingua francas
This article investigates 90 Shanghainese participants’ cross-generational use and knowledge of 140 English loanwords in Shanghainese which are deemed as an important part of Shanghai Regional Culture (SRC). The quantitative results reveal that the older participants use and know much more of English loanwords than the younger ones, and that many distinctive loan verbs and nouns are replaced by Putonghua (PTH) equivalents. By analysing the result…
Transcultural Zen
Mapping the education policy of foreign faculty for creating world-class universities in China
Pursuing world-class universities, China has emerged in recent decades as an increasingly popular destination for internationally mobile academics. The goal of this study was to identify current education policy dispositions toward foreign faculty at the national and institutional levels in China. Findings indicate that within China’s higher education policy discourse, foreign faculty are identified as an advantage (“priceless treasure”), and a s…
Motivations and Experiential Outcomes Associated with Leisure Time Cell Phone Use
Modern cellular telephones (cell phones) are ubiquitous and increasingly used for leisure purposes. This article identifies motivations for leisure time cell phone use and associated experiential outcomes. Concurring results from two independent studies are presented. Study 1 used qualitative methods and found that high versus low frequency cell phone users more often identified boredom relief as a motivation for leisure time cell phone use and n…
Accès à la propriété et formation d'une classe moyenne à Pékin
Jian Li, Xiaohan Niu, Jacquet Raphaël. Accès à la propriété et formation d'une classe moyenne à Pékin. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°74, 2002. pp. 4-20
Kashi
Development and Tribal Agricultural Economy in a Yao Mountain Village in Northern Thailand
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Li Jian; Development and Tribal Agricultural Economy in a Yao Mountain Village in Northern Thailand. Human Organization 1 March 2001; 60 (1): 80–94. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.60.1.a95b1r5lyn51cw9l Download citation file: Ris (Zot…
Cogon‐thatched Cottages and Iron Sheet‐roofed Houses
Accès à la propriété et formation d'une classe moyenne à Pékin
Jian Li, Xiaohan Niu, Jacquet Raphaël. Accès à la propriété et formation d'une classe moyenne à Pékin. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°74, 2002. pp. 4-20
Reemergence of Big-Belly Disease in China
Economic Costs of Serious Illness in Rural Southwest China
Today, some 10 million Chinese peasants fall below China's official poverty line annually because of illness. Currently, more than 80 percent of China's rural residents do not have any health insurance, and most of those who do still have to pay up to 90 percent of their medical costs. Despite the grave situation, very little is known about the strategies rural Chinese utilize to cope with the economic costs of illness. In this paper, I examine h…
Socioeconomic Barriers to Biogas Development in Rural Southwest China
The household biogas system has a potential to offer significant health, economic, and environmental benefits to millions of households in rural China. In 1997, the Chinese legislature declared biogas as a national energy development agenda, and the Chinese government subsidies for biogas have been increasing since then. Nevertheless, only about 12 percent of rural households utilize biogas. In poor regions, the figure is much lower. At present, …
The Decline of Household Pig Farming in Rural Southwest China
In many parts of China, farmers have long used pigs as a primary means to convert kitchen refuse and farm residues into meat for sale or consumption and manure for the fields. While pork counted for almost 66 percent of the meat consumed in China, small farmers raised more than 85 percent of China's hogs in the 1980s and the 1990s. Despite its value and importance, household pig farming is now declining rapidly. Although pork prices kept rising i…
Information-Based Development Trend of Building Skin Design
From the perspective of Information design science, this thesis discusses the fact that in the transition of the entire society toward informatization, building skins have unprecedentedly picked up more complex functions and borne more social responsibilities, as shown in the following aspects: As the interaction between outdoor advertising media and humans and environment, as the media that link up indoor and outdoor information and as the media…
An exploration of the semantic domain of legal language
Whenever necessary, legal professionals expand or restrict the semantic domain of legal terms to justify their reasoning or ruling. The semantic domain expands or contracts in size depending on the different approaches towards interpretations adopted by legal professionals. This research illustrates the interpretations of judges and prosecutors of legal terms with empirical cases and court opinions. In the field of Criminal Law, the semantic doma…
Tracing the heritage of Pidgin English in mainland China
The most widely accepted origin of the word ‘Pidgin’ is that it is a Chinese pronunciation of the English word business (etymonline.com). Pidgin English in mainland China has another popular localised nickname, i.e. yangjingbang 洋泾浜 English, a trade jargon term often used in Shanghai. However, this popular Pidgin English has been played down in linguistic research in mainland China because of the assumption of colonial connotations (Jin, 2011). A…
Motivations and Experiential Outcomes Associated with Leisure Time Cell Phone Use
Modern cellular telephones (cell phones) are ubiquitous and increasingly used for leisure purposes. This article identifies motivations for leisure time cell phone use and associated experiential outcomes. Concurring results from two independent studies are presented. Study 1 used qualitative methods and found that high versus low frequency cell phone users more often identified boredom relief as a motivation for leisure time cell phone use and n…
(R) we Americanised
“Spa(R) ... Could you tell me where I can find a spa(r)?” “Are you sure you want to find a spar?” A Chinese traveller, inquiring about the nearest spa while on a tour in South Africa, left the local hotel receptionist confused. This anecdote involved the overuse of the R-colouring sound and aroused my interest in rhoticity in China English. Rhoticity in English refers to ‘the production of historical or orthographic /r/ in the syllable coda of wo…
When a koiné meets larger lingua francas
This article investigates 90 Shanghainese participants’ cross-generational use and knowledge of 140 English loanwords in Shanghainese which are deemed as an important part of Shanghai Regional Culture (SRC). The quantitative results reveal that the older participants use and know much more of English loanwords than the younger ones, and that many distinctive loan verbs and nouns are replaced by Putonghua (PTH) equivalents. By analysing the result…
Faculty ethics in China
This study examines Chinese faculty ethical philosophy from a historical perspective. Historical perspective on Chinese faculty ethical philosophy embraces three major periods, including Chinese ancient faculty ethics, Chinese modern faculty ethics and Chinese contemporary faculty ethics. Different historical perspectives offer different viewpoints on the progress of shaping faculty ethical philosophy in contemporary higher education regime. The …
Aggressiveness of emojis before the court
Emojis, used evidentially as any language is used in communication, have posed new challenges for courts to adopt emojis as evidence beyond the traditional mode of speech and communication and to interpret them appropriately, especially their aggressive side of meaning. To meet these challenges, the present study, based on a comprehensive literature review, starts with case studies with aims to unravel the nature of emojis and develop a sociosemi…
Translanguaging multimodal pedagogy in French pronunciation instruction
How talent cultivation contributes to creating world-class universities in China
This study investigates how talent cultivation contributes to creating world-class universities in China from the perspectives of characteristics, problems, and choices. A policy discourse perspective is applied to examine the overall landscape of policy formulation and implementation, relatively. It explores the policy discourse analysis of talent cultivation and indicates that the task of talent cultivation is to train student to undertake the …
Mapping the education policy of foreign faculty for creating world-class universities in China
Pursuing world-class universities, China has emerged in recent decades as an increasingly popular destination for internationally mobile academics. The goal of this study was to identify current education policy dispositions toward foreign faculty at the national and institutional levels in China. Findings indicate that within China’s higher education policy discourse, foreign faculty are identified as an advantage (“priceless treasure”), and a s…
A Bourdieusian analysis of the multilingualism in a poverty-stricken ethnic minority area
Indigenous languages in poverty-stricken areas are often threatened by competition from the majority languages driving economic progress. Within the framework of the economics of linguistic exchanges, this paper discusses the possibility of transferring linguistic capital into economic capital, and the revaluation of minority languages to promote multilingualism in underdeveloped regions. A mixed-method approach (questionnaires, focused interview…
Simulating the dynamics of urban land quantity in China from 2020 to 2070 under the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways
Social norm modulates the enhancement effect of behavioral visibility on altruistic preference
摘要
Uniqueness of the Ornamentation and Design of the Wooden Beam System in Jiangnan Traditional Architecture
The vulnerability of vernacular architecture places the wooden structures and color painting decorations of traditional Chinese architecture at risk of gradually disappearing from history. The Chinese character for wan (卍; also pronounced wan), which is a homonym for the Chinese character wan (万, meaning “10,000”), is a common artistic element in traditional Chinese architectural color painting. However, the wan pattern in the Gaoyang Bridge colo…
Competing stakeholder discourses in constructing cultural heritage
In the process of urbanization, the balance and/or conflict between the conservation, development, and utilization of cultural heritage has become an emergent theme. This paper explores how such a theme is manifested through discourse by analyzing the legal case of the house at No. 98, Hai’er Lane, China, which is entangled with multiple narratives of the local community, various levels of courts, and government agencies regarding the value of th…
The Development of Jazz in China and Its Intercultural Influence on Chinese Pop Music, from the 20th Century to the 21st Century
What is the intercultural significance of jazz for the development of Chinese pop music? The main content of this dissertation is to study and discuss the period when jazz music entered China and how it affects the development of past and present Chinese pop music. In today’s society, intercultural research is ubiquitous. Since the birth of civilization, people from different disciplines and artistic fields have been trying to build cultural brid…
China (11 works) · Political science (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · History (6 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (6 works)