Shi-Xu
Biographic Data
| ID | 655647 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shi-Xu |
| FAMILY NAME | Shi-Xu |
| SIGNATURE | SHI-XU |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hangzhou Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7275-9452 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Discourse Studies
Freedom as cultural-discursive resource
Humanity has never suffered so much from racial repression, social division and cultural domination as in the contemporary world. Freedom is under the severest attack the mankind has ever seen. Erno and Birk timely seize the issue of human freedom and contend that psychologists must turn their attention to it from a practical, political and interdisciplinary perspective, thereby opening up new avenues to human flourishing and self-actualization. …
Discursive attributions and cross-cultural communication
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Reconstruyendo los paradigmas orientales de los estudios del discurso
En este trabajo sostengo que existen razones genuinas y condiciones importantes para reconstruir los paradigmas orientales de los estudios del discurso más allá de los enfoques actuales, universalistas pero centrados en Occidente. En primer lugar, muestro las limitaciones y las consecuencias humanas del proyecto proliferante del Análisis Crítico del Discurso (ACD) occidental. En segundo lugar, y más importante, identifico varias características d…
International city branding as intercultural discourse
Although the communicative dimension of urban development has caught the imagination of urban studies scholars, the cultural, and intercultural, nature of this discourse has received less attention than it deserves. As a case study and illustration of urban development workplace discourse from out of a Chinese/Asian/developing-world context, the present article examines the properties, problems, and potentials of the global branding practice of H…
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication
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-…
Continuing Commentary
Cultural psychology, as one of the youngest, yet fastest growing social sciences, has been explored in most parts of the world and approached from a great diversity of angles. What must be continuously researched in the theory, method and critique of cultural psychology, however, are historical, intercultural and political perspectives. To take up this thesis seriously, the present commentary illustrates the fundamentally historical, intercultura…
Will and Power
Much of intercultural communication research and training has rested on the presumption that the key to intercultural communication and understanding is knowledge and skills in the relevant language and culture. In this paper, we argue that what is missing from this perspective is, crucially, power relations and the willpower to overcome them. Proceeding from this ethical and political stance, we suggest that research, education and training take…
Critical Pedagogy and Intercultural Communication
The mainstream pedagogy of intercultural contact and communication has tended to give precedence to linguistic and cultural knowledge, the 'translation' of such knowledge, hence 'intercultural competence'. This paper argues what has been overlooked is the essential power saturation of intercultural encounters, where power is defined as textual practice of domination, exclusion or prejudice as well as contextual background of such relations and pr…
Opinion Discourse
Recent discourse studies have increased our awareness of the discursive origins, significance, and consequences of "opinion," "emotion," and "mind" more generally. In this article I explore some of the complexities in treating opinions discursively. To that end I examine empirical data from travelogues, mass media, and a research interview. Through contextual, cultural, and cross-situational analysis, it is seen that a subjective opinion can be o…
Linguistics as metaphor
Attributional Explanation
The social sciences have recently seen the formation and expansion of a new research paradigm-discursive psychology. What will be especially useful now is to detail and invigorate its theory with empirical discourse analysis. One significant area is the notion of attributional explanation, as this occurs commonly in discursive interaction. Accordingly, the present article explores its organizational and functional richness. As data, stretches of …
Concepts of "language" in discourse
Article Concepts of ”language” in discourse: an interactional resource in troubled intercultural contexts was published on January 1, 1996 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1996, issue 122)
Cultural Perceptions
Studies of perception seem to have been dominated by scientific theory for disciplinary purposes. The present work proceeds from the standpoint that people's discourse of perception deserves attention in its own right and examines constructions of perception with special reference to their situated sociocultural meaning. The investigation focuses on descriptions of unexpected perceptual experience about the Chinese in present-day Dutch travel lit…
Ideology
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication
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-…
Ideology
Will and Power
Much of intercultural communication research and training has rested on the presumption that the key to intercultural communication and understanding is knowledge and skills in the relevant language and culture. In this paper, we argue that what is missing from this perspective is, crucially, power relations and the willpower to overcome them. Proceeding from this ethical and political stance, we suggest that research, education and training take…
Critical Pedagogy and Intercultural Communication
The mainstream pedagogy of intercultural contact and communication has tended to give precedence to linguistic and cultural knowledge, the 'translation' of such knowledge, hence 'intercultural competence'. This paper argues what has been overlooked is the essential power saturation of intercultural encounters, where power is defined as textual practice of domination, exclusion or prejudice as well as contextual background of such relations and pr…
Linguistics as metaphor
Concepts of "language" in discourse
Article Concepts of ”language” in discourse: an interactional resource in troubled intercultural contexts was published on January 1, 1996 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1996, issue 122)
Continuing Commentary
Cultural psychology, as one of the youngest, yet fastest growing social sciences, has been explored in most parts of the world and approached from a great diversity of angles. What must be continuously researched in the theory, method and critique of cultural psychology, however, are historical, intercultural and political perspectives. To take up this thesis seriously, the present commentary illustrates the fundamentally historical, intercultura…
Attributional Explanation
The social sciences have recently seen the formation and expansion of a new research paradigm-discursive psychology. What will be especially useful now is to detail and invigorate its theory with empirical discourse analysis. One significant area is the notion of attributional explanation, as this occurs commonly in discursive interaction. Accordingly, the present article explores its organizational and functional richness. As data, stretches of …
Freedom as cultural-discursive resource
Humanity has never suffered so much from racial repression, social division and cultural domination as in the contemporary world. Freedom is under the severest attack the mankind has ever seen. Erno and Birk timely seize the issue of human freedom and contend that psychologists must turn their attention to it from a practical, political and interdisciplinary perspective, thereby opening up new avenues to human flourishing and self-actualization. …
International city branding as intercultural discourse
Although the communicative dimension of urban development has caught the imagination of urban studies scholars, the cultural, and intercultural, nature of this discourse has received less attention than it deserves. As a case study and illustration of urban development workplace discourse from out of a Chinese/Asian/developing-world context, the present article examines the properties, problems, and potentials of the global branding practice of H…
Opinion Discourse
Recent discourse studies have increased our awareness of the discursive origins, significance, and consequences of "opinion," "emotion," and "mind" more generally. In this article I explore some of the complexities in treating opinions discursively. To that end I examine empirical data from travelogues, mass media, and a research interview. Through contextual, cultural, and cross-situational analysis, it is seen that a subjective opinion can be o…
Ideology
Cultural Perceptions
Studies of perception seem to have been dominated by scientific theory for disciplinary purposes. The present work proceeds from the standpoint that people's discourse of perception deserves attention in its own right and examines constructions of perception with special reference to their situated sociocultural meaning. The investigation focuses on descriptions of unexpected perceptual experience about the Chinese in present-day Dutch travel lit…
Concepts of "language" in discourse
Article Concepts of ”language” in discourse: an interactional resource in troubled intercultural contexts was published on January 1, 1996 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1996, issue 122)
Attributional Explanation
The social sciences have recently seen the formation and expansion of a new research paradigm-discursive psychology. What will be especially useful now is to detail and invigorate its theory with empirical discourse analysis. One significant area is the notion of attributional explanation, as this occurs commonly in discursive interaction. Accordingly, the present article explores its organizational and functional richness. As data, stretches of …
Opinion Discourse
Recent discourse studies have increased our awareness of the discursive origins, significance, and consequences of "opinion," "emotion," and "mind" more generally. In this article I explore some of the complexities in treating opinions discursively. To that end I examine empirical data from travelogues, mass media, and a research interview. Through contextual, cultural, and cross-situational analysis, it is seen that a subjective opinion can be o…
Linguistics as metaphor
Will and Power
Much of intercultural communication research and training has rested on the presumption that the key to intercultural communication and understanding is knowledge and skills in the relevant language and culture. In this paper, we argue that what is missing from this perspective is, crucially, power relations and the willpower to overcome them. Proceeding from this ethical and political stance, we suggest that research, education and training take…
Critical Pedagogy and Intercultural Communication
The mainstream pedagogy of intercultural contact and communication has tended to give precedence to linguistic and cultural knowledge, the 'translation' of such knowledge, hence 'intercultural competence'. This paper argues what has been overlooked is the essential power saturation of intercultural encounters, where power is defined as textual practice of domination, exclusion or prejudice as well as contextual background of such relations and pr…
Continuing Commentary
Cultural psychology, as one of the youngest, yet fastest growing social sciences, has been explored in most parts of the world and approached from a great diversity of angles. What must be continuously researched in the theory, method and critique of cultural psychology, however, are historical, intercultural and political perspectives. To take up this thesis seriously, the present commentary illustrates the fundamentally historical, intercultura…
Understanding contemporary Chinese political communication
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-…
International city branding as intercultural discourse
Although the communicative dimension of urban development has caught the imagination of urban studies scholars, the cultural, and intercultural, nature of this discourse has received less attention than it deserves. As a case study and illustration of urban development workplace discourse from out of a Chinese/Asian/developing-world context, the present article examines the properties, problems, and potentials of the global branding practice of H…
Reconstruyendo los paradigmas orientales de los estudios del discurso
En este trabajo sostengo que existen razones genuinas y condiciones importantes para reconstruir los paradigmas orientales de los estudios del discurso más allá de los enfoques actuales, universalistas pero centrados en Occidente. En primer lugar, muestro las limitaciones y las consecuencias humanas del proyecto proliferante del Análisis Crítico del Discurso (ACD) occidental. En segundo lugar, y más importante, identifico varias características d…
Discursive attributions and cross-cultural communication
Preview this article: Discursive attributions and cross-cultural communication, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/prag.4.3.03shi-1.gif
The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Discourse Studies
Freedom as cultural-discursive resource
Humanity has never suffered so much from racial repression, social division and cultural domination as in the contemporary world. Freedom is under the severest attack the mankind has ever seen. Erno and Birk timely seize the issue of human freedom and contend that psychologists must turn their attention to it from a practical, political and interdisciplinary perspective, thereby opening up new avenues to human flourishing and self-actualization. …
Sociology (14 works) · Political science (9 works) · Linguistics (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (7 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Anthropology (5 works)