Wang Bin

Biographic Data

ID4274840
NAMEWang Bin
GIVEN NAMESWang
FAMILY NAMEBin
SIGNATUREBIN W
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Shanghai for Science and Technology
ORCID0000-0001-8184-7788
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS2
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • The trust trifecta

    Open AccessXiangyu Bian, Bin Wang et al.ARTICLEGovernment Information Quarterly2025Cited by: 1References: 9

  • The evolution of organisational structures in Chinese museums

    Bin Wang, Wang Bin et al.ARTICLEMuseum Management and Curatorship2025References: 14

    Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the organisational structures of museums have undergone continuous transformation in response to shifting political, economic, and social contexts. However, few studies have systematically examined the background, processes, and impacts of these changes. This article traces the historical development of organisational structures in Chinese museums, focusing on three key models: (1) the…

  • Slippery Slope Arguments in Legal Contexts

    Open AccessBin Wang, Wang Bin et al.ARTICLEArgumentation2021

  • An analysis of the relationship between media communication and social protest in China

    Wang BinARTICLESociétés2021References: 2

  • An analysis of the relationship between media communication and social protest in China

    Bin Wang, Wang BinARTICLESociétés2021References: 2

    Les protestations sociales en Chine se sont déroulées dans un contexte réaliste et historique spécifique et ont eu une relation compliquée avec les médias ancrés dans la structure sociale spécifique. Notre intention est d’illustrer trois facteurs qui influencent le rôle des médias dans les manifestations sociales en Chine : le système médiatique, les règles de fonctionnement des institutions médiatiques et des professionnels des médias, et le cap…

  • On how conceptual connections influence the category perception effect of colors

    ZHANG Jijia, CHEN Xuqian et al.ARTICLEActa Psychologica Sinica2018

    摘要: 在汉语中, 红、紫、蓝、绿都有各自的语言标签。但在日常语用中, “红”与“紫”比“蓝”与“绿”的语用关系更加密切。“红”与“紫”具有更多的联合表达, 具有更为类似的颜色感应。采用颜色相似性判断、颜色分类和颜色再认任务, 考察汉语母语者对“红–紫”色块和“蓝–绿”色块的认知, 探讨语用关系对颜色认知的影响。结果表明, 语用关系不影响汉语母语者的颜色相似性判断, 却影响颜色分类和颜色再认。与“蓝–绿”色块比, 汉语母语者在包含记忆成分任务中对“红–紫”色块具有认知劣势。整个研究表明, 由语用关系引起的颜色感应在颜色认知中起着重要调节作用, 记忆编码在此过程中起着直接作用

  • Fate control and problem lottery playing

    Hu Yue, Wang Bin et al.ARTICLEActa Psychologica Sinica2018

    摘要: 中国彩民在购彩过程中表现出更多的命运控制信念, 但是命运控制对我国彩民问题购彩的影响及其作用机制少有研究涉及。在意义维持模型的视角下, 本研究构建了一个多重中介模型, 考察命运控制对问题购彩的影响以及逃避动机、控制幻觉和预期在其中的作用机制。本研究采用问卷法对2241名体育彩民进行调查, 结果发现:(1)命运控制、逃避动机、控制幻觉、预期和问题购彩呈显著正相关; (2)命运控制不仅可以直接预测问题购彩, 还可以通过5条路径的间接作用影响彩民的问题购彩:逃避动机的中介作用, 控制幻觉的中介作用, 预期的中介作用, 逃避动机和控制幻觉的序列中介作用, 逃避动机和预期的序列中介作用

  • Translating Figure Through Blending

    Wang BinARTICLEPerspectives2009References: 1

    This article argues, based on figure and ground theory and conceptual blending theory, that translating begins with source-text figure making and ends with target-text figure representation. The notion of figure originates in the translator's abstraction, idealisation and selection of personal and cultural readings. As a figure maker, the translator transforms figure in conceptual blending

  • The Administrative Mode and Academic Corruption at China's State-Run Universities

    Open AccessBin Wang, Wang Bin et al.ARTICLEChinese Education & Society2007

    Institutions of higher learning, as social organizations, rely on their administrations to harmonize their resources and coordinate relations. Meanwhile, institutions of higher learning are also important links in political socialization, and state forces intervene to a certain extent in school administration and regulate their developmental objectives. However, the long-term dependence of China's state-run universities on the government and the …

  • Metaphorical terms for translation

    Wang BinARTICLEPerspectives2003Cited by: 1References: 3

    Translation has been traditionally treated as a metaphor in so far as it has often been taken for granted that 1. the ‘meaning’ of a word is objective and truth‐conditional, and that 2. a ‘text’ is considered as a ‘container’ with ‘objective meaning’. Such metaphorization of translation finds its most obvious form in the concept of ‘equivalence’ and its various derivations, which have roots deep in the philosophy of objective meaning and metaphor…