2023
DOI: 10.1177/14614456221139202
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Constructing mediator identities through questioning in Chinese televised mediation

Abstract: This study, integrating poststructuralist discourse analysis and conversation analysis, analyzes how the question-answer sequences construct mediators’ dynamic identities during Chinese televised mediation. The research shows that different mediators in the team tend to employ different types of questions at varying stages; that questions serve not only to elicit information but also to manage the multilateral talk, to make assertions, to persuade, and to construct different identities; that different mediator… Show more

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“…This understanding seems reasonable because, from the perspective of artistic creation, film is indeed an industrial product. When examining films solely as industrial products, a misunderstanding arises [5] . Introducing this notion into art research reveals a flaw, as art is not a tangible product and thus cannot be categorized as an industrial one.…”
Section: Development Of Art Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This understanding seems reasonable because, from the perspective of artistic creation, film is indeed an industrial product. When examining films solely as industrial products, a misunderstanding arises [5] . Introducing this notion into art research reveals a flaw, as art is not a tangible product and thus cannot be categorized as an industrial one.…”
Section: Development Of Art Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%