Contemporary Foreign Languages Studies ›› 2024, Vol. 24 ›› Issue (1): 102-112.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8921.2024.01.008

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A Comparative Study of Authorship Construction in Multi-sound Sites of Knowledge

SHAN Yu1(), BAI Yun2, LIAO Rui1   

  • Online:2024-02-28 Published:2024-03-11

Abstract:

Citation is an important bridge connecting multiple subjects in academic communication, and also a key means for re-conceptualization and re-contextualization of academic knowledge. Focusing on linguistics citations, this paper combines the form of citations with engagement resources, establishes an evaluation model of authorship, in order to explore the communication preferences of English and Chinese journals in the author-author-reader multi-voice site of knowledge. The results show that authors with international culture background highlight their identities of evaluators by commenting on the cited points and blur cited authors voices in the author-cited author voice site; while authors with Chinese culture background prefer to emphasize their identities of debaters in the author-reader site, taking their own stances to persuade readers and weaken the potential voices of them. The different cultural backgrounds of traditional cognition, interpersonal models, authoritative orientations, and critical education are closely related to citation of preference, and suggestions on the reconstruction of citation format, citation content, and terms are put forward underpinned by epistemic translation concept.

Key words: citation, multi-voice, epistemic translation, authorship

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