美国媒体对辛亥革命的报导
At first,U.S.press coverage of the October revolution was contradictory and confused.What is surprising is how skillfully revolutionary activists around Sun Yatsen like Wu Tingfang in Shanghai and Dong Xianguang in New York were able to turn U.S.media coverage of events in China in a positive direction during the winter of 1911-12.In editorials and news analysis across the country by December 1911, the Manchu rulers were portrayed as corrupt, despotic, and incompetent.The new Republican regime, it was argued, offered the best hope for stability as well as for saving China from dismemberment by foreign powers.The only exception to such coverage was the New York Times that depended heavily on British sources.In terms of the history of China reporting by Americans, the consequences were long lasting.In the wake of the 1911 revolution, U.S.media became much more interested and focused on China-and more willing to openly challenge British hegemony of news coverage.The number of correspondents being sent to China tripled and a new American owned English language treaty port press (China Press and Far Eastern Review) began to compete with the British.
新闻报道 辛亥革命 媒体宣传 美国
麦金农
美国亚利桑那大学
国内会议
北京
中文
104-109
2011-10-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）