This volume presents recent and unpublished research by Chinese scholars from China and the US on ways in which Chinese culture influences and intersects with communication theory and practice in China. It focuses on communication and cultural concepts as they function in Chinese society, in the media, in the workplace, and in the way people think. It includes historical analyses of Mao's political rhetoric before and during the Cultural Revolution as well as political rhetoric by Deng Xiaoping, all with a cultural emphasis.
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Studies in classical Chinese rhetoric have gradually made progress, moving from a superficial understanding of Chinese rhetorical practices through the Western lens, to an indepth exploration of original texts in search of rhetorical senses and meanings in ancient Chinese context. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Deng Xiaoping, New York, Mao Zedong, People's Press, Red Guards, Jiang Qing, United States, Hong Kong, Paris Commune, Zhang Haitao, Duan Liancheng, Chairman Mao, Wang Zuomin, Chen Yanni, Peking University, National Communication Association Convention, Han Feizi, Jiang Zilong, Lin Biao, Mei Lan-fang, Lian Xingqian, People's Republic, The Red Lantern, Communication Quarterly, Comrade Zhang New!
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Studies in classical Chinese rhetoric have gradually made progress, moving from a superficial understanding of Chinese rhetorical practices through the Western lens, to an indepth exploration of original texts in search of rhetorical senses and meanings in ancient Chinese context. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Deng Xiaoping, New York, Mao Zedong, People's Press, Red Guards, Jiang Qing, United States, Hong Kong, Paris Commune, Zhang Haitao, Duan Liancheng, Chairman Mao, Wang Zuomin, Chen Yanni, Peking University, National Communication Association Convention, Han Feizi, Jiang Zilong, Lin Biao, Mei Lan-fang, Lian Xingqian, People's Republic, The Red Lantern, Communication Quarterly, Comrade Zhang New!
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- Mao Zedong (Great Military Leaders of the 20th Century) by Louise Chipley Slavicek on page 177, page 218, and page 219
- Communication and Culture in Ancient India and China by Robert T. Oliver in Front Matter, page 3, and page 141
- The Overseas Chinese: Ethnicity in National Context by Francis L.K. Hsu on page 115, and page 141
- Handbook of Political Communication by Dan D. Nimmo on page 266, and page 267
- Peking Opera by Rewi Alley on page 223, and page 248
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- Rhetoric of the Chinese Cultural Revolution: The Impact on Chinese Thought, Culture, and Communication (Studies in Rhetoric/Communication) by Xing Lu in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Chinese Communication Theory and Research: Reflections, New Frontiers, and New Directions by Wenshan Jia in Front Matter, and page 109
- Read The Cultural Other: Forms Of Otherness In The Discourses Of Hong Kong's Decolonisation. (Language, Power, and Social Process) by et al Jan Servaes on page 19
- Chinese Conflict Management and Resolution by Guo-Ming Chen in Front Matter
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