Dong Jie is an Associate Professor at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Tsinghua University, China.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Voice 1. Voice in globalizing China: An Ethnography 2. China's Stratification and Linguistic Complexity Part II: Stratification of Voice and the Stabilizing Conditions of Voice 3. Enregistered Voice of Putonghua 4. Voice in the Move: Internal Labor Migrants and Elite Migrants Part III: Restratification of Voice 5. Voice and the Transnational "Commuters" 6. Voicing in the Virtual Spaces 7. Conclusions and Reflections
Part I: Voice 1. Voice in globalizing China: An Ethnography 2. China's Stratification and Linguistic Complexity Part II: Stratification of Voice and the Stabilizing Conditions of Voice 3. Enregistered Voice of Putonghua 4. Voice in the Move: Internal Labor Migrants and Elite Migrants Part III: Restratification of Voice 5. Voice and the Transnational "Commuters" 6. Voicing in the Virtual Spaces 7. Conclusions and Reflections
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