In the new dimension of public diplomacy, the core of international communication texts is a cross-cultural dialogue between domestic communicators and overseas receivers. With Bakhtin’s theory as a guideline and dialogism in texts as a breakthrough, this thesis analyzes the monologues and monophony in Chinese international communication texts, explores the linguistic approaches producing dialogism and presents a strategy on building the dialogism in international communication texts
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Conceptual approaches to the study of the text as phenomenon are highlighted; its place and role in ...
The rapid development of information communicative technology today not only accelerates the pace of...
Globalization has made cross-cultural communication a necessity. The mobility of people and the cont...
Multimodal discourse analysis as a term flourished in 1990s in western countries (Zhu Yongsheng, 200...
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Many university students in China remain less competent in addressing all kinds of communication bre...
Different cultural heritages and semiotic systems lead to differences in speech act and pragmatic us...
The cross-cultural communication of Chinese culture is a gradual and in-depth process. This paper ho...
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The universe can be envisaged as a global village with a diverse population of more than hundred in...
With the cultural turn in translation, cultural other becomes obstacle in the interlingual communica...
This paper aims at comparing the uses of the English request speech acts in native speakers of Engli...
This chapter conceptually highlights an important role intercultural dialogue plays in international...
Abstract: This paper takes a bibliometric approach to the disciplinary development of intercultural...
Conceptual approaches to the study of the text as phenomenon are highlighted; its place and role in ...
The rapid development of information communicative technology today not only accelerates the pace of...
Globalization has made cross-cultural communication a necessity. The mobility of people and the cont...
Multimodal discourse analysis as a term flourished in 1990s in western countries (Zhu Yongsheng, 200...
As the world turns more towards China through trade, tourism and knowledge exchange, Chinese profess...
The cross-strait relations are an important factor of influencing cross-strait economic development ...
Many university students in China remain less competent in addressing all kinds of communication bre...
Different cultural heritages and semiotic systems lead to differences in speech act and pragmatic us...
The cross-cultural communication of Chinese culture is a gradual and in-depth process. This paper ho...
Cultural differences affect business negotiation deeply as a part of communication. In a globalizing...
The universe can be envisaged as a global village with a diverse population of more than hundred in...
With the cultural turn in translation, cultural other becomes obstacle in the interlingual communica...
This paper aims at comparing the uses of the English request speech acts in native speakers of Engli...
This chapter conceptually highlights an important role intercultural dialogue plays in international...
Abstract: This paper takes a bibliometric approach to the disciplinary development of intercultural...
Conceptual approaches to the study of the text as phenomenon are highlighted; its place and role in ...
The rapid development of information communicative technology today not only accelerates the pace of...