Shi‐xu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4013100 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shi‐xu |
| FAMILY NAME | Shi‐xu |
| SIGNATURE | XU S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 126 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication: A historico-intercultural analysis and assessment of its discourse of human rights
In the international scholarship, Chinese political communication is usually viewed from a political-economic and West-centric perspective. Consequently, it is portrayed as a product of the Chinese Communist Party(‘s ideology), deviant, totalitarian and unchanging. In this article I first argue for a historical and intercultural approach and so a view of contemporary Chinese political discourse as dynamic, critical-creative and cultural-hegemony-…
Why do cultural discourse studies? Towards a culturally conscious and critical approach to human discourses
The present article argues for a culturally conscious and reflexive approach to discourse studies, beyond the discipline's taken-for-granted multi-disciplinarity, moral stance and monologue, with a view to facilitating genuine research innovation and cultural equality and prosperity. First, it highlights the oft obscured cultural nature of mainstream discourse scholarship, the actual cultural diversity and divisiveness of contemporary human disco…
Reconstructing Eastern paradigms of discourse studies
Current scholarship on language and communication has largely been culturally monological rather than dialogical and diversified. In this paper, I respond to this sorry state by arguing for the reconstruction of Eastern paradigms in favour of multiculturalism in discourse research. To that end, I first critique the ethnocentrism of Discourse Analysis, then point to the cultural realities of the Eastern discourses, i.e. the discourses of Asia, Afr…
Reconstructing Eastern paradigms of discourse studies
Current scholarship on language and communication has largely been culturally monological rather than dialogical and diversified. In this paper, I respond to this sorry state by arguing for the reconstruction of Eastern paradigms in favour of multiculturalism in discourse research. To that end, I first critique the ethnocentrism of Discourse Analysis, then point to the cultural realities of the Eastern discourses, i.e. the discourses of Asia, Afr…
Why do cultural discourse studies? Towards a culturally conscious and critical approach to human discourses
The present article argues for a culturally conscious and reflexive approach to discourse studies, beyond the discipline's taken-for-granted multi-disciplinarity, moral stance and monologue, with a view to facilitating genuine research innovation and cultural equality and prosperity. First, it highlights the oft obscured cultural nature of mainstream discourse scholarship, the actual cultural diversity and divisiveness of contemporary human disco…
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication: A historico-intercultural analysis and assessment of its discourse of human rights
In the international scholarship, Chinese political communication is usually viewed from a political-economic and West-centric perspective. Consequently, it is portrayed as a product of the Chinese Communist Party(‘s ideology), deviant, totalitarian and unchanging. In this article I first argue for a historical and intercultural approach and so a view of contemporary Chinese political discourse as dynamic, critical-creative and cultural-hegemony-…
Reconstructing Eastern paradigms of discourse studies
Current scholarship on language and communication has largely been culturally monological rather than dialogical and diversified. In this paper, I respond to this sorry state by arguing for the reconstruction of Eastern paradigms in favour of multiculturalism in discourse research. To that end, I first critique the ethnocentrism of Discourse Analysis, then point to the cultural realities of the Eastern discourses, i.e. the discourses of Asia, Afr…
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication: A historico-intercultural analysis and assessment of its discourse of human rights
In the international scholarship, Chinese political communication is usually viewed from a political-economic and West-centric perspective. Consequently, it is portrayed as a product of the Chinese Communist Party(‘s ideology), deviant, totalitarian and unchanging. In this article I first argue for a historical and intercultural approach and so a view of contemporary Chinese political discourse as dynamic, critical-creative and cultural-hegemony-…
Why do cultural discourse studies? Towards a culturally conscious and critical approach to human discourses
The present article argues for a culturally conscious and reflexive approach to discourse studies, beyond the discipline's taken-for-granted multi-disciplinarity, moral stance and monologue, with a view to facilitating genuine research innovation and cultural equality and prosperity. First, it highlights the oft obscured cultural nature of mainstream discourse scholarship, the actual cultural diversity and divisiveness of contemporary human disco…
Civil discourse (2 works) · Global Education and Multiculturalism (2 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (2 works) · Mainstream (2 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (2 works) · Anthropology (1 works) · China (1 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (1 works) · Communism (1 works) · Cultural Studies (1 works)