1985-2010-《经济学家》全球化思想建构的叙事-英文版-英文版

Introduction1.Why This Study?2.Why The Economist?2.1 The Economist: The Model of a Successful Democracy2.2 Questions under Discussion2.3 Sample Texts and Oxford Wordsmith Tools3.How This Book Is Organized?Chapter One Theoretical and Methodological Approaches1.The Theory of Narrative1.1 Mieke Bal and Narratology1.2 The Economist's Globalization as a Metanarrative2.Theories of the News2.1 Allen Bell's “News Story”2.2 Roger Fowler's “Conscious Intervention”2.3 The Economist as a Case Study3.Rhetorical Theories3.1 Defining Features of Rhetoric3.2 Artistic and Inartistic Proofs3.3 Theory of Persuasion3.5 Universal Pragmatics and Communicative Competence3.6 Symbolic Action and Terministic Screens3.7 The Relation between Discursive Reality and MaterialReality4.“Tongbian”: A Distinct Chinese Thinking ModeSummaryChapter Two A Review of the Globalization Debate1.Historiography of the Origin of Globalization1.1 A Very Long-Term View1.2 The Thirteenth Century: A Non-Eurocentric Perspective1.3 The Sixteenth Century: A Mainstream View1.4 The Nineteenth Century: An Economic Perspective1.5 The Post-War Time: A Transformational View2.Historiography of the Concept of Globalization2.1 Poetic Representations of the Globe2.2 Historical Account of the Discourses of GlobalizationSummaryChapter Three　The Economist's Five Prominent Editors1.The Economist's Editors2.Why the Five Editors3.Three Early Editors3.1 James Wilson: An Extreme Proponent of Laissez-Faire3.2 Walter Bagehot: A Moderate Proponent of Laissez-Faire3.3 Sir. Layton: A Welfare-State Liberal4.Two Most Recent Editors4.1 Bill Emmott: An Obsessive Believer in Capitalism4.2 John Micklethwait: A Free Trader under the Banner ofGlobalizationSummaryChapter Four The Economist s Perception of GlobalizationChapter Five The Economist s Construction of Globalization:AMetanarrativeChapter Six The Economist's Innovation: Global Warming as a TestCaseChapter Seven Transcendence of The Economist's GlobalizationParadigm:A Chinese ViewAbbreviationsBibliographyAcknowledgments