后現(xiàn)代主義與過程寫作論：跨文化的辨析

Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 An Overview of the Writing Process
Traditional Views of the Writing Process
Current Views of the Writing Process
Shifting Views on L2 Writing Instruction
Chapter 2 Post modernism and Process Writing
Postmodernism
Concept of Process and Subject
The Postmodern Notion of the‘Other’
Sense of Discontinuity
Decentralization
AntiˉUniversalism
Chapter 3 The Yin-Yang Paradigm
Why the Yin-Yang Paradigm?
Origin of the Yin-Yang Conception
Elaboration and Development of the Yin-Yang Concept
East-West Convergence in Dialectics
Characteristics of the Yin-Yang Categories
Chapter 4 The Interactionist and Reflective Approach
Characteristics of the Self
Self as Social
Two Phases of the Self:the‘I’and the‘M e’
The Genesis and Development of the Self
Chapter 5 The Interplay of Language and Thought
Language and Thought as a Reciprocal Relationship
Social Origins of Higher Mental Functions
Two Phases:Interpsychological and Intrapsychological
Vygotsky's Conception of Egocentric Speech
“The Zone of ProximalDevelopment”
The Dialogical Experience of M.Bakhtin
Chapter 6 A Re-examination of the Process
Theories of Audience Analysis
The‘Other’as an Indispensable Partner
Q.D.Leavis's Research and Other‘Literary Indebtedness’
The“Re-surfacing”of Interpersonal Interaction
Conclusion
Bibliography