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Culture exists essentially as meaning, and an individual's understanding of culture is a process of constructing meaning on his or her own. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language and culture can no longer be purely direct teaching by teachers, but must be realized through students' real participation and reflection. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language is a kind of communication activity, and the evolution of communication research has gone through three stages: the Lasswell model, the fusion model, and the community model. The evolution and development of these models have brought inspiration to the teaching of Chinese as a foreign language: it is necessary to pay attention to the problem of interconnectedness, and the teaching of Chinese as a foreign language can draw on the community model of communication. This paper draws on the evolution of communication studies to synthesize the three existing intertextual theories of intersubjectivity, textual intertextuality and cultural intertextuality into a more holistic intertextual theory, based on which a more comprehensive intertextual theory is developed. Based on the theory of intersubjectivity, we analyze the constituent elements and classroom space of Chinese as a foreign language culture classroom, so as to construct a new teaching theory of Chinese as a foreign language culture class: the teaching of Chinese as a foreign language culture class under the vision of intersubjectivity should strive to maintain intersubjectivity, let intersubjectivity play its role to the fullest extent, and take the intersubjectivity culture shared by the subjects as the starting point of teaching, and take the community mode of communication as the teaching method, so that we can finally reach a richer meaning for the subjects and for each other, and also reach a better meaning for the subjects. and a richer construction of meaning among the subjects.The first chapter of the thesis draws on Julian's "Betweenness", and on the basis of reflecting on the evolutionary path of communication research and reanalyzing the three representative modes of communication, it is argued that the issue of "betweenness" and the "community mode of communication" are the most important issues in the development of communication research. On the basis of reflecting on the evolution path of communication research and reanalyzing the three representative communication models, we believe that the issue of "interconnectedness" and the "community model of communication" are important revelations brought to us by the development of communication research. The Lasswell model emphasizes the control of the communicator and pays no attention to the issue of "betweenness". The convergence model began to notice the value of "betweenness" and strengthened the attention to the subjectivity of the receiver. The role of "betweenness" has been further developed and is leading to a community model in which the transmitter and the receiver become one.Chapter 2 of the thesis briefly summarizes the three main theories underlying the issue of intersubjectivity. The theory of intersubjectivity rejects the traditional view of dichotomy and refocuses on equal and sincere interactions between people. Intertextual theories note the complex interconnections between beings, and the understanding of the world itself as a multitude of voices. The theory of interculturality advocates the realization of cultural coexistence and co-prosperity through dialogue and exchange on the basis of respecting the differences of others and maintaining one's own characteristics.Based on the theory of "interculturality", Chapter 3 of the thesis analyzes the elements of Chinese as a foreign language cultural classroom. Teacher-student, text-text, and student-student relationships in the past have neglected the value and role of "intertextuality", so in order to achieve better teaching results, we should analyze the intersubjectivity according to the theory of "intertextuality" and "interculturality", and then analyze the relationship between teachers and students. -Therefore, in order to achieve better teaching effect, the relationship between the elements of cultural classroom should be reorganized according to the characteristics and requirements of intertextuality and interculturality.Chapter 4 of the dissertation draws on the theoretical results of space research, takes Bourdieu's field theory as a guide, analyzes the space of Chinese as a foreign language cultural classroom in depth, and finds that the crux of the traditional cultural classroom teaching mode lies in the inequality of teacher-student relations in the classroom field, so it is necessary to adjust the power relations in the classroom space, to create the public sphere of the cultural classroom, and to maintain the third space of the cultural classroom, which are all necessary to maintain and promote the "intertextuality". The role of "interstitiality" needs to be maintained and promoted.Chapter 5 of the thesis, on the basis of the previous discussion, constructs a model for teaching Chinese as a foreign language culture class under the vision of intertextuality: taking intertextual culture that enters the common vision of teachers and students as the starting point for teaching, integrating all the useful traditional pedagogical methods under the model of the community of communication, promoting the process of classroom teaching, and ultimately arriving at the students' and teachers' own construction of a richer meaning of culture, and enlarging the scope of the teachers' and students' understanding of each other.Chapter 6 of the thesis takes the teaching of Thai martial arts culture as an example, interpreting the teaching design of Chinese language culture class under the vision of intertextuality: under the comprehensive effect of various "intertextuality", teachers and students discuss and think about martial arts culture together, share and interact freely, and build a classroom community together, gradually reaching a new construction of the significance of the martial arts culture by each of them, and finally making Chinese martial arts culture accessible to foreign students and their students. In the end, Chinese martial arts culture can gain more understanding and respect from foreign students. |
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