Communication in China : perspectives and hypotheses
Communication in China : perspectives and hypotheses
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1978-03
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Barnett, A. Doak
Chu, Godwin C.
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Honolulu : East-West Communication Institute
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Dr. Barnett raises significant research questions about the new communication system that has emerged in China since 1949, and points out several research areas to be given priority in the future.
Dr. Chu looks at the changes in the language of Communist China, a language with its "roots in folksy peasant dialogues, but with a particular ring of its own." He looks at the impact of this language on Chinese cognitive processes.
Dr. Chu looks at the changes in the language of Communist China, a language with its "roots in folksy peasant dialogues, but with a particular ring of its own." He looks at the impact of this language on Chinese cognitive processes.
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Communication - Research,
Chinese language,
Communication - China
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iii, 25 p.
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