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Search within results (((SHEN Xiang-ping[Author]) AND 1[Journal]) AND year[Order]) AND OR NOT Title Author Institution Keyword Abstract PACS DOI Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Ris BibTeX Toggle Thumbnails Select Critiques as Consumption or Consumerization of Critiques SHEN Xiang-ping Teaching and Research    2008, (4): 17-23.   Abstract （1206）      PDF（pc） （1458KB）（1646）       Knowledge map    Save Nowadays,activities of critique are becoming consumerized marked by signs of leisure,commercialization and privatization.Five factors have made this possible.They are: the intellectuals assuming a neutral attitude,the taste of the mass gaining more power,the relay of the mass media turning dramatic,semiotic and fragmental,the spectacular of the society,and the loss of critique distance.While consumerization of critique may function as self-treatment of anxiety of modernity,it also lowers the standard of cultural life.Possibilities that critiques may initiate are checked,and critiques compromise with the capital.How to get out of the trap of consumerization of critiques is a major task for study.As far as the intellectuals are cncerned,it is of utmost importance to adhere to principles of honesty and sincerity. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0） Select On Four Typical Dimensions of Publicity SHEN Xiang-ping Teaching and Research    2007, (4): 18-23.   Abstract （1205）      PDF（pc） （1104KB）（1704）       Knowledge map    Save The issue of publicity can be considered as a result of reflections on modernity and its consequence for further understanding.In view of the current situation,publicity is definitely plural and multi-leveled.Therefore,it is necessary to give a three-dimensional analysis of publicity by referring to its ideal types.Four typical dimensions of publicity are identified in this paper.They are the dimension within the nation-state structure,the inter nation-state dimension,the dimension among individuals across the states,and the man-nature dimension.The author concludes that integration of the four dimensions requires a historical process. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0）