Xianbing Ke
Biographic Data
| ID | 745321 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xianbing Ke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xianbing |
| FAMILY NAME | Ke |
| SIGNATURE | KE X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8767-3018 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“Gazing” is believing: A multimodal construction of litigants’ rhetorical testimonial credibility during the direct evidential presentation
In courtroom interaction, the pervasive assumption that “seeing is believing” grants visual conduct, especially gazing behavior, a crucial role in shaping perceptions of testimonial credibility. While prior legal and psychological research has acknowledged that gaze may influence credibility judgments, little is known about how litigants themselves actively mobilize gaze as a rhetorical resource during direct evidential presentation, particularly…
Ganoderma lucidum spore oil modulates immunity in hepatoma H22-bearing mice and restricts tumor growth by inhibiting eicosanoid metabolism pathway
An empirical study on court-related mediator’s discourse strategies from the perspective of proximization: Based on a workplace injury pretrial mediation case
Court-related mediation is proceeded by verbal negotiation to shorten the distance of both parties involved for the final fulfillment of dispute resolution and social harmony. Based on the transcribed mediation data on a workplace injury pretrial case, and from the perspective of Proximization Theory and Spatial-Temporal-Axiological (STA for short) model, this study investigates quantitatively and qualitatively how the mediator arbitrates in term…
I (don’t) want X/Y: Formulating ‘wants’ in Chinese Mediation Resources
The recurrent court-related mediation discourse studies have focused on mediation participants’ willingness. Drawing on a corpus of five situated recorded court-related civil mediation data in China, this article takes one of the frequently-used mediation resources ‘ I don’t want X/Y’ (here X, Y stands for a certain mediation willingness/intention) as a case study of formulating mediation ‘wants’. It is intended to explore mediation participants’…
The pragmatic turn in law: Inference and interpretation in legal discourse
An empirical study on court-related mediator’s discourse strategies from the perspective of proximization: Based on a workplace injury pretrial mediation case
Court-related mediation is proceeded by verbal negotiation to shorten the distance of both parties involved for the final fulfillment of dispute resolution and social harmony. Based on the transcribed mediation data on a workplace injury pretrial case, and from the perspective of Proximization Theory and Spatial-Temporal-Axiological (STA for short) model, this study investigates quantitatively and qualitatively how the mediator arbitrates in term…
I (don’t) want X/Y: Formulating ‘wants’ in Chinese Mediation Resources
The recurrent court-related mediation discourse studies have focused on mediation participants’ willingness. Drawing on a corpus of five situated recorded court-related civil mediation data in China, this article takes one of the frequently-used mediation resources ‘ I don’t want X/Y’ (here X, Y stands for a certain mediation willingness/intention) as a case study of formulating mediation ‘wants’. It is intended to explore mediation participants’…
The pragmatic turn in law: Inference and interpretation in legal discourse
The pragmatic turn in law: Inference and interpretation in legal discourse
I (don’t) want X/Y: Formulating ‘wants’ in Chinese Mediation Resources
The recurrent court-related mediation discourse studies have focused on mediation participants’ willingness. Drawing on a corpus of five situated recorded court-related civil mediation data in China, this article takes one of the frequently-used mediation resources ‘ I don’t want X/Y’ (here X, Y stands for a certain mediation willingness/intention) as a case study of formulating mediation ‘wants’. It is intended to explore mediation participants’…
An empirical study on court-related mediator’s discourse strategies from the perspective of proximization: Based on a workplace injury pretrial mediation case
Court-related mediation is proceeded by verbal negotiation to shorten the distance of both parties involved for the final fulfillment of dispute resolution and social harmony. Based on the transcribed mediation data on a workplace injury pretrial case, and from the perspective of Proximization Theory and Spatial-Temporal-Axiological (STA for short) model, this study investigates quantitatively and qualitatively how the mediator arbitrates in term…
Ganoderma lucidum spore oil modulates immunity in hepatoma H22-bearing mice and restricts tumor growth by inhibiting eicosanoid metabolism pathway
“Gazing” is believing: A multimodal construction of litigants’ rhetorical testimonial credibility during the direct evidential presentation
In courtroom interaction, the pervasive assumption that “seeing is believing” grants visual conduct, especially gazing behavior, a crucial role in shaping perceptions of testimonial credibility. While prior legal and psychological research has acknowledged that gaze may influence credibility judgments, little is known about how litigants themselves actively mobilize gaze as a rhetorical resource during direct evidential presentation, particularly…
Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Alternative dispute resolution (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Gaze (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law in Society and Culture (2 works) · Mediation (2 works) · Party-directed mediation (2 works)