澳大利亚与中国：跨文化的挑战与思考

Diplomatic relations between Australia and China have now entered the fifth decade. Buoyed by close economic links, this crucial relationship appears to be healthy and growing, with mutual engagement both deepened and widened beyond recognition. Still, lingering suspicions, deep-seated misunderstanding, and sporadic tensions continue to complicate Sino-Australian relations in the new century. Why is this so? How can we better understand each other and minimise mutual misunderstanding? How could Australia and China better engage with each other in political, strategic, cultural, educational as well as economic realms? What are the opportunities and challenges that face this relationship in the twenty-first century?
　　Debating and understanding such issues and questions is vital to Australia's place in the 'Asian Century'. To both answer these questions and help improve bilateral relations and cross-cultural
　　literacy between China and Australia, this book brings together perspectives from both Australian and Chinese scholars from various disciplines and fields to explore a wide range of intellectual and practical avenues in cross-cultural understanding and bilateral engagement. It aims to provide a more solid foundation for Australia-China relations in the 'Asian Century', as well as a better understanding of the theoretical, pedagogical, and policy challenges of knowing the other in cross-cultural contexts in general and in Sino-Australian relations in particular.

暂缺《澳大利亚与中国：跨文化的挑战与思考》作者简介

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction: New Perspectives on Cross-cultural Engagement
Part I Australia and China Engaged: Past and Present
Cross-cultural Encounters in History: Australian Women in China
Travellers' Tales and Australia's China Literacy
Business Guidebooks and Cross-cultural Engagement between Australia and China
An Evaluation of Australia-China Relations
under the Gillard/Rudd Labor Governments2007 - 2013
How to Mitigate the Potential Conflicts between China and Australia

Part II Cross-cultural Understanding and Misunderstanding
China and Australia: Understanding and Misunderstanding Each Other Great Expectations
Intercultural Communication and Cultural Mediation: Translating Chinese Films for the Australian Audience
A Critical Analysis of the Semantic Prosody in Media Discourse about China's Rise
Miscommunication in Australia-China Relations:The Stern Hu Affair
The Confucius
Institute Project in the Rise of China

Part III Understanding Australia
Repositioning Australia in the Asia Pacific Is Value Diplomacy for Real or a Cover for Realism?
The Immortal's Roles in the Land Rights War in Carpen,taria
Learning Australian English Vocabulary: Focus on Form or Forms?
Part IV Rethinking Australia's China/Asia Literacy
Getting It: Predicting the Chinese Future Asia Literacy and the Purposes of Schooling in Australia
China as a Problem and Australian Politics
Cross-cultural Literacy as Social Knowledge: Implications for Australia's Understanding of China
Selected Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index