This ethnographic study of an international curriculum program in China provides a holistic picture of classroom communication and describes patterns of discursive practice so that readers might vicariously experience the discursive construction of intercultural understanding. Through critical discourse analysis, this book reveals unequal access to meaning-making in everyday communication and explains these asymmetries in power.
This ethnographic study of an international curriculum program in China provides a holistic picture of classroom communication and describes patterns of discursive practice so that readers might vicariously experience the discursive construction of intercultural understanding. Through critical discourse analysis, this book reveals unequal access to meaning-making in everyday communication and explains these asymmetries in power.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wang Xi is assistant professor at Beijing Normal University.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: Background to the Research Chapter 1: Framing the Research: Theoretical and Methodological Concerns Chapter 2: Stories from Class 2 Chapter 3: Discursive Practices in Lessons Chapter 4: Discursive Practices in Extra-curricular Activities Chapter 5: The Stratified and Differentiated Institutional Context Chapter 6: Representations of Communication: Analysis of Individual Participants' Interview Transcripts Chapter 7: The "Negotiated" Nature and the "Social-ness" of Organizational Communication: Discussion and Conclusion Chapter 8: Reflecting On Field Relationships and Ethical Issues Appendix 1: Hymes's (1972) Speaking Model Appendix 2: Transcript Conventions Appendix 3: Coding Chart Appendix 4: Curriculum Design of This IBDP
Preface: Background to the Research Chapter 1: Framing the Research: Theoretical and Methodological Concerns Chapter 2: Stories from Class 2 Chapter 3: Discursive Practices in Lessons Chapter 4: Discursive Practices in Extra-curricular Activities Chapter 5: The Stratified and Differentiated Institutional Context Chapter 6: Representations of Communication: Analysis of Individual Participants' Interview Transcripts Chapter 7: The "Negotiated" Nature and the "Social-ness" of Organizational Communication: Discussion and Conclusion Chapter 8: Reflecting On Field Relationships and Ethical Issues Appendix 1: Hymes's (1972) Speaking Model Appendix 2: Transcript Conventions Appendix 3: Coding Chart Appendix 4: Curriculum Design of This IBDP
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