近年来,由于中非合作论坛的成立,中非贸易合作大幅增加,中国已连续9年成为非洲最大的贸易伙伴。对于中非关系的研究,以往大多从政治、经济、外交等领域进行,但从话语角度进行分析较少。笔者选取《纽约时报》国际版报道,China Wants Fish, So Africa Goes Hungry,将从及物性,互文性和隐喻三个方面对文本进行分析,力在从批评话语分析角度探讨西方媒体报道中的中非关系,即西方媒体如何建构中国国家形象。
In recent years, due to the establishment of the China-Africa Cooperation Forum, China-Africa trade cooperation has increased substantially. China has become Africa’s largest trading partner for nine consecutive years. Most of the researches on China-Africa relations have been carried out in the fields of politics, economy and diplomacy, but it has been less analyzed from the perspective of discourse. The author selects the international edition report of New York Times, China Wants Fish, So Africa Goes Hungry and will analyze the text from the aspects of transitivity, metaphor and intertextuality, and explore the relationship between China and Africa in western media reports from the perspective of critical discourse analysis, that is, how western media constructs China’s national image.
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Fairclough, N. (1995) Critical Discourse Analysis. Longman, London.