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(to be held November
21-24, 1998 in New York City)
COMPETITIVE PAPER PANELS:
CHINESE CULTURE AND
COMMUNICATION: TRADITION, TECHNOLOGY AND IDEOLOGY
Chair: Xuejian Yu,
Stonehill College
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- "The Influence of
Confucianism on Chinese Conceptions of Power, Authority, and the Rule
of Law," Rita Mei Ching Ng, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
- "The
Computer-Mediated Communication Mode As Seen in Chinese Virtual
Communities," Dejun Liu, University College of Cape Breton, Canada
- "An Application
of Kenneth Burke's Dramatistic Order in Analyzing China's Cultural
Revolution," Xinmei Ge, University of Massachusetts and D. Ray Heisey,
Kent State University
- "East Meets West
in News Reporting: A Comparison Between China Daily and China News
Digest in Reporting of the 1996 People's Liberation Army Exercises in
the Taiwan Strait," Jim Schnell, Ohio Dominican College
Respondent: Minmin
Wang, Rider University
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXTS: CORPORATE AMERICA, DISPUTE AND FRIENDSHIP
Chair: Meiling Wang,
University of Sciences in Philadelphia
- "Chinese
Professionals' Perceptions of Interpersonal Communication in Corporate
America: A Multidimensional Scaling Analysis," Sheila Hong-Yu Wang and
Hui-Ching Chang, University of Illinois
- "A Preliminary
Study of Argumentativeness of Chinese in Hong Kong," Feng Qi, Hong
Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
- "Relational
Dialectics in Cross-Sex Friendship: A Cultural Analysis," Ching-chun
T. Shih, Fu Jen University, Taiwan
Respondent: Guo-Ming
Chen, University of Rhode Island
PROPOSED PANEL
PROGRAMS:
- Chinese Rhetoric:
Early Western Influences and Contemporary Political Movements
- Building Chinese
Communication Theory: An Exploratory Step Towards Theorizing
Communication with a Chinese Perspective
- Chinese
Communication at the Turn of the Century: Perspectives, Challenges,
and Future Directions
- From Frontlines
of Research on Chinese Concepts of Face and Facework
- The Promise of
Chinese Communication Studies at the Start of a New Millenium: In
Search of Chinese Communication Research Paradigms
- Political
Discourse and Persuasion in Taiwan and Mainland China
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Acculturation/Institutionalization: A (Critical) Tale of Academia
Culture
- Rhetorics, Taoism
and Martial Arts: Lessons in Cultural Transgression
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