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(to be held November
4-7, 1999 in Chicago)
PUBLISHING OR PERISHING:
SOME PRACTICAL ADVICE
When: Thursday, November
04, 11:00-12:15 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Mei-ling Wang, University of the Sciences, Pennsylvania
Panelists:
- L. John Martin,
University of Maryland
- Randy Kluver, Oklahoma
City University
- Xing (Lucy) Lu, DePaul
University
- Shaorong Huang,
University of Cincinnati
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A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
ON CHINESE COMMUNICATION PATTERNS AND MAINSTREAM AMERICAN COMMUNICATION
PATTERNS
When: Thursday, November
04, 2:00-3:15 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Michael H. Prosser, Rochester Institute of Technology
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- "A Comparison of the
Chinese View of Emotions and the Social Constructionist View of
Emotions in the Contemporary West." Wenshan Jia, Truman State
University
- "How Culture Influences
Communication in the U.S. and China." D. Ray Heisey, Kent State
University
- "Chinese Communication
in Demystifying Perceptions of the U.S.." Lu Liu, London School of
Economics
Respondent: Chung Ying
Cheng, University of Hawaii, Manoa
RE-SEARCHING THE
INTERNET: A MULTI-PERSPECTIVE REVIEW OF INTERNET COMMUNICATION IN CHINA
When: Friday, November 05,
8:00-9:15 a.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Ringo Ma, SUNY, Fredonia
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- "Internet Communication
and Interconnectivity: A Comparative Study of Cyberpractice in China
and USA." Jinguo Shen, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
- "Visions of Internet in
Education: A Comparative Study of Educational Function of Internet in
Canada and China." Dejun Liu, University College of Cape Breton,
Canada
- "An Exploration of
Internet Use in a Provincial Government Department: A Case Study on
the Development of China's Internet Infrastructure." Jin Jianbin, Hong
Kong Baptist University
- "Scapegoating
Pornography: Issues of Regulation in Chinese Internet Communication."
Changfu Chang, Purdue University
Respondent: Yanmin Yu,
University of Bridgeport
COMPETITIVE PAPERS IN
CHINESE COMMUNICATION STUDIES: STYLES OF COMMUNICATION
When: Friday, November 05,
12:30-1:45 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Becky Yeh, University of Oklahoma
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- "Self-Disclosure and
the Chinese-Canadians: A Case Study." Jianglong Wang, Western
Washington University
- "Masculinity Index and
Communication Style: An Asian View*." John C. Hwang, California State
University, Sacramento
Respondent: Rueyling Chuang, St. John's University/College of St.
Benedict
*Top Paper
INDIGENOUS TERMS,
CULTURAL CONCEPTS, AND COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTIONS
When: Friday, November 05,
3:30-4:45 p.m.When: Friday, November 05, 3:30-4:45 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Alberto Gonzalez, Bowling Green State University
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- "The Cultural
Connotation and Communicative Function of China's Kinship Terms."
Shaorong Huang, University of Cincinnati
- "The Chinese Concept of
Face and a Family of its Related Terms." Wenshan Jia, Truman State
University
- "Native Terms for
Chinese Small Talk and Implications for Communication Theory." Shuming
Lu, Brooklyn College, CUNY
- "Old Words and New
Meanings in Post-Mao China." Mei Zhang, University of Pittsburgh
Respondent: D. Ray Heisey, Kent State University
POLITICAL DISCOURSE,
POWER DYNAMICS, AND PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF CHINA'S CULTURAL REVOLUTION
When: Saturday, November
06, 8:00-9:15 a.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Shuming Lu, Brooklyn College, CUNY
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- "Leninism in Chinese
Political Discourse: Ideology and Power in the Cultural Revolution."
Randy Kluver, Oklahoma City University
- "Rhetorical Themes and
Styles of Big-Character Posters During the Cultural Revolution." Xing
(Lucy) Lu, DePaul University
- "Power Struggle, Power
Negotiation, and Power Sharing During China's Cultural Revolution
Movement from 1966-1969." Shaorong Huang, University of Cincinnati
- "Cultural Revolution
and Chinese Consciousness: An Interpretive Cultural Study of Memoirs
of Lived Experiences." Minmin Wang, Rider University
Respondent: David A. Frank, University of Oregon
THE IMAGE AND PERCEPTION
OF CHINESE IN AMERICAN MEDIA
When: Saturday, November
06, 2:00-3:15 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Ling Chen, Hong Kong Baptist University
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- "Media Coverage and
Cultural Misperceptions: Chinese and Americans at the Centennial
Olympic Games." Shuming Lu, Brooklyn College, CUNY
- "China's Image Seen
from the U.S. Media: Why is It Largely Negative." Yanmin Yu,
University of Bridgeport
- "From Ideographic
Gestalt to Holistic Ontology: The American Image of Chinese Language
and Culture." Zhenbin Sun, Harvard University
- "Model or Peril? A
Content Analysis of Asian American Coverage in the Mainstream
Newspapers: 1990-1997." Jung-kuang Sun, SUNY, Buffalo
- "From the Virtuous Hua
Mu Lan to the Bad Boy Jiang Ze-min: The Politics and Political Economy
of U.S. Coverage of the Chinese Cultural Group." Mei-ling Wang,
University of the Sciences, Pennsylvania
COMPETITIVE PAPERS IN
CHINESE COMMUNICATION STUDIES: MEDIA AND CULTURE IN CHINA
When: Saturday, November
06, 3:30-4:45 p.m.
Where: Rm 904, Ninth Floor, Spertus Institute
Sponsor: Association for Chinese Communication Studies
Chair: Michael D. Hazen, Wake Forest University
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- "Technical Hegemony vs.
Cultural Hegemony: Impact of Television on the Sociocentric Chinese
Society." Hong Wang, Southern Illinois University
- "An Analysis of the
One-Child-Per-Family Policy in the People's Republic of China." Pei
Wang, University of Cincinnati, James A. Schnell, Ohio Dominican
College
- "The Political Nature
of the Modern Chinese Press: 1815-1949." Dejun Liu, University College
of Cape Breton, Canada
Respondent: Mei Zhong, San
Diego State University
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