Analysis of "Misreading" Mechanism in the Perspective of Communication
Gang Li
Abstract
Gang Li
Abstract
Nowadays,academic communities both at home and abroad have sharply opposite assessments about Bloom's statement The reading always is a misreading.By adopting S.Hall's Encoding/decoding theory the author analyzes the structural features of code's extension and content,the relation of code's content and social and cultural structure,and grasps the principle and the mechanism of the misreading from the dynamic perspective of code's communication.Based on S.Hall's theory that is constructed by both people of encoding and decoding,the author explains that Bloom's statement could be conducted and supported.However,this statement could be expressed more accurately by changing or even abandoning the terminology such as Misreading,because the so-called texts' meaning has no objectivity.
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Nowadays,academic communities both at home and abroad have sharply opposite assessments about Bloom's statement The reading always is a misreading.By adopting S.Hall's Encoding/decoding theory the author analyzes the structural features of code's extension and content,the relation of code's content and social and cultural structure,and grasps the principle and the mechanism of the misreading from the dynamic perspective of code's communication.Based on S.Hall's theory that is constructed by both people of encoding and decoding,the author explains that Bloom's statement could be conducted and supported.However,this statement could be expressed more accurately by changing or even abandoning the terminology such as Misreading,because the so-called texts' meaning has no objectivity.
Key concepts: Statement (logic), Terminology, Objectivity (philosophy), Meaning (existential), Code (set theory), Mechanism (biology), Epistemology, Decoding methods