《《经济学家》全球化思想建构的叙事 1985-2010 英文版》PDF下载

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  • 作  者:章晓英著
  • 出 版 社:北京:世界知识出版社
  • 出版年份:2012
  • ISBN:9787501242924
  • 页数:277 页
图书介绍:具有168年历史的英国政治经济学周刊《经济学家》历来被认为是西方主流精英媒体,是自由贸易和全球化思想的积极倡导者和推动者。本书从中国视角系统而深入地剖析了《经济学家》在过去25年间(1985~2010)的全球化思想建构及其面临的挑战和超越自身的可能性。本书试图回答四个基本问题:1)该刊如何界定全球化?2)该刊如何建构全球化叙事?3)面对被认为当今全球第一问题的气候变暖,该刊的全球化思想面临何种挑战?4)如何超越《经济学家》的全球化叙事建构?

Introduction 1

1.Why This Study? 1

2.Why The Economist? 3

2.1 The Economist:The Model of a Successful Democracy 3

2.2 Questions under Discussion 5

2.3 Sample Texts and Oxford Wordsmith Tools 6

3.How This Book Is Organized? 8

Chapter One Theoretical and Methodological Approaches 10

1.The Theory of Narrative 10

1.1 Mieke Bal and Narratology 10

1.2 The Economist's Globalization as a Metanarrative 20

2.Theories of the News 22

2.1 Allen Bell's"News Story" 22

2.2 Roger Fowler's"Conscious Intervention" 24

2.3 The Economist as a Case Study 25

3.Rhetorical Theories 26

3.1 Defining Features of Rhetoric 26

3.2 Artistic and Inartistic Proofs 27

3.3 Theory of Persuasion 28

3.4 Toulmin's Model 28

3.5 Universal Pragmatics and Communicative Competence 31

3.6 Symbolic Action and Terministic Screens 31

3.7 The Relation between Discursive Reality and Material Reality 32

4."Tongbian":A Distinct Chinese Thinking Mode 33

Summary 36

Chapter Two A Review of the Globalization Debate 37

1.Historiography of the Origin of Globalization 38

1.1 A Very Long-Term View 39

1.2 The Thirteenth Century:A Non-Eurocentric Perspective 41

1.3 The Sixteenth Century:A Mainstream View 42

1.4 The Nineteenth Century:An Economic Perspective 45

1.5 The Post-War Time:A Transformational View 47

2.Historiography of the Concept of Globalization 49

2.1 Poetic Representations of the Globe 49

2.2 Historical Account of the Discourses of Globalization 55

Summary 70

Chapter Three The Economist's Five Prominent Editors 72

1.The Economist's Editors 72

2.Why the Five Editors 74

3.Three Early Editors 77

3.1 James Wilson:An Extreme Proponent of Laissez-Faire 77

3.2 Walter Bagehot:A Moderate Proponent of Laissez-Faire 81

3.3 Sir.Layton:A Welfare-State Liberal 86

4.Two Most Recent Editors 90

4.1 Bill Emmott:An Obsessive Believer in Capitalism 90

4.2 John Micklethwait:A Free Trader under the Banner of Globalization 94

Summary 99

Chapter Four The Economist's Perception of Globalization 100

1.Definition of Globalization 100

2.Origin and History of Globalization 106

3.Nature of Globalization 108

4.Causes of Globalization 111

5.Benefits of Globalization 112

6.Threats of Globalization 116

7.Forms of Globalization 118

8.Extent of Globalization 120

9.Components of Globalization 121

Summary 123

Chapter Five The Economist's Construction of Globalization:A Metanarrative 125

1.Concern over a Metanarrative of Globalization 125

2.Construction of Globalization:A Metanarrative 126

2.1 Fabula:A Human Construction 126

2.2 Story:An Old Tale of Free Trade 168

Summary 177

Chapter Six The Economist's Innovation:Global Warming as a Test Case 178

1.Concept of Global Warming 178

2.The Economist's Perception of Global Warming 181

2.1 The Cause of Global Warming 181

2.2 The Effect of Global Warming 185

2.3 The Political Economy of Global Warming 188

3.Construction of Global Warming:A Metanarrative 197

3.1 Fabula:A Changing Scenario 197

3.2 Story:An Updated Tale of Free Trade 217

3.3 Text:An Updated Liberal Discourse 224

4.Rhetorical Shift 228

Summary 231

Chapter Seven Transcendence of The Economists Globalization Paradigm:A Chinese View 232

1.An Old Narrative of Globalization 232

2.An Updated Narrative of Globalization 234

3.Challenges to The Economist's Globalization 237

3.1 Western Globalization vs.Non-Western Globalization 237

3.2 Human Desires vs.Respect for Nature 239

3.3 Self-Interest vs.Global Public Good 240

4.Hexie Shijie":China's View of Globalization 242

4.1 The Economist's Vision of"Harmony of the Sphere" 242

4.2 The Economist's Interpretation of"Hexie Shijie" 245

4.3 True Meaning of"Hexie Shijie" 246

5.Toward a New Direction for Globalization 256

Summary 259

Abbreviations 260

Bibliography 263

Acknowledgments 276