This book examines China's identity transformations with a focus on self-perceptions and their representations and communication in the mass media. It explores the emerging multifaceted 'China brand'. The chapters in this book were originally published in Critical Arts.
This book examines China's identity transformations with a focus on self-perceptions and their representations and communication in the mass media. It explores the emerging multifaceted 'China brand'. The chapters in this book were originally published in Critical Arts.
Introduction: Continuities and Changes for an Alternative Modernity Part I: Chinese Society between Traditions and Modernity 1. Rupture in Modernity: A Case Study of Radicalism in the Late Qing Chinese Press Debate 2. Putonghua and Language Harmony: China's Resources of Cultural Soft Power 3. Mobile, Online and Angry: The Rise of China's Middle-Class Civil Society? 4. The Return of the Repressed: Three Examples of How Chinese Identity Is Being Reconsolidated for the Modern World Part II: Negotiating Identities in Moving Images 5. Becoming Global, Remaining Local: The Discourses of International News Reporting by CCTV-4 and Phoenix TV Hong Kong 6. Shanghai Cosmopolis: Negotiating the Branded City 7. Promoting Moral Values through Entertainment: A Social Semiotic Analysis of the Spring Festival Gala on China Central Television 8. Negotiated "Chineseness" and Divided Loyalties: My American Grandson 9. Articulating for Tibetan Experiences in the Contemporary World: A Cultural Study of Pema Tseden's and Sonthar Gyal's Films Part III: Representing China in Texts and Symbols 10. The Language of Soft Power: Mediating Socio-political Meanings in the Chinese Media 11. Media Representations of China: A Comparison of China Daily and Financial Times in Reporting on the Belt and Road Initiative 12. Conflicting Images of the Great Wall in Cultural Heritage Tourism 13. China's Current Discursive Governance: A Discourse Analysis Perspective
Introduction: Continuities and Changes for an Alternative Modernity Part I: Chinese Society between Traditions and Modernity 1. Rupture in Modernity: A Case Study of Radicalism in the Late Qing Chinese Press Debate 2. Putonghua and Language Harmony: China's Resources of Cultural Soft Power 3. Mobile, Online and Angry: The Rise of China's Middle-Class Civil Society? 4. The Return of the Repressed: Three Examples of How Chinese Identity Is Being Reconsolidated for the Modern World Part II: Negotiating Identities in Moving Images 5. Becoming Global, Remaining Local: The Discourses of International News Reporting by CCTV-4 and Phoenix TV Hong Kong 6. Shanghai Cosmopolis: Negotiating the Branded City 7. Promoting Moral Values through Entertainment: A Social Semiotic Analysis of the Spring Festival Gala on China Central Television 8. Negotiated "Chineseness" and Divided Loyalties: My American Grandson 9. Articulating for Tibetan Experiences in the Contemporary World: A Cultural Study of Pema Tseden's and Sonthar Gyal's Films Part III: Representing China in Texts and Symbols 10. The Language of Soft Power: Mediating Socio-political Meanings in the Chinese Media 11. Media Representations of China: A Comparison of China Daily and Financial Times in Reporting on the Belt and Road Initiative 12. Conflicting Images of the Great Wall in Cultural Heritage Tourism 13. China's Current Discursive Governance: A Discourse Analysis Perspective
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