Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 18:2
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 18:2] 2008. 156 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Taiwanese older adults’ perceptions of aging and communication with peers and young adultsMei-Chen Lin and Yan Bing Zhang | pp. 135–156
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Mitigation on the minibus: Politeness as variableJohn Gibbons | pp. 157–165
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China’s minorities without written scripts: The case of education access among the DongxiangJiayi Wang and Gerard A. Postiglione | pp. 166–190
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Cantonese as written standard?Don Snow | pp. 190–208
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Cultural values and aging in Chinese television commercialsYan Bing Zhang, Yi Song, and Leilani Jensen Carver | pp. 209–224
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Communication across languages and cultures: A perspective of brand name translation from English to ChineseJian Sang and Grace Zhang | pp. 225–246
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News discourse of teachers’ suicide: Education and journalism: Media coverage of an educational crisisWanda Luen Wun Siu | pp. 247–267
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Pre-imperial Chinese: Its hurdles towards becoming a world languageDan Lu | pp. 268–279
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Q. S. Tong, Wang Shouren, & Douglas Kerr. Critical Zone 2: A Forum of Chinese and Western KnowledgeReviewed by Jeffrey Kinkley | pp. 281–284
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Special thanks to our reviewersp. 285
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