Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Culture+8
John Hartley & Werguo Qu
Chapter 1 Re—Orienting Knowledge Domains: Creative Citizens John Hartley
PARTⅠ Re—OrientingNarrative
Chapter 2 Globalization Diversity and Participatoryjournalism Weiguo Qu
Chapter 3 The Embrace ofStory Kim Scott
Chapter 4 Labour Migration in a Global Context: Narratives of
Chinese Railway Workers from the USA and China WenJin
Chapter 5 Speaking Like to Like: Re—Orientation in Women's Fiction on the Road to Liberation L/z Byrski
PART Ⅱ Re—Orienting Language and Cultural Diversity
Chapter 6 Linguistic Diversity and a Common Worldview Xiaoquan Chu
Chapter 7 The Phatic, the Link, and the Promise ofthe Internet Henry Siling Li Re—Orientation: Trans—cultnral, Trans—lingual, and Trans—media
Chapter 8 Digital Discourse and the Online Public Sphere:A Comparison of Two Internet Episodes — "Binders Full of Women in the USA, and "Watchgate" in the PRC Martin Montgomery, ShenJin & Chen Tong
Chapter 9 Social Media Use and the Acculturation of lnternational Students in a Cross—cultural Background: A Case Study of Chinese Students Studying and Living in France Shuanglong Li & Feining Hu
PART Ⅲ Re—Orienting Identity
Chapter 10 Born Digital? Presence, Privacy, and Intimate Surveillance Tama Leaver
Chapter 11 The Satirists Formerly Known as the Audience: Citizen Satire, Global Landscapes and the Re—Orientation of Political Debate Rebecca Higgie
Chapter 12 A Democratization ofAccess: From Clinical to Consumer Models ofCommunication for People with Disabilities Katie Ellis
Chapter 13 Rethinking Communication: Care Robots as Collaborative Assistants Eleanor Sandry
PART Ⅳ Re—Orienting Knowledge
Chapter 14 Re—Orientingjournalism Education in the Context of New Media Hu Huang
Chapter 15 Cross—cultural Learning, Heritage, and Digital Games Erik Champion
Chapter 16 Knowledge Unlatched: A Global Library Consortium Model for Funding Open Access Scholarly Books Lucy Montgomery
Chapter 17 Connectivity and Critical Readingin the Late Age of Literature Tim Dolin