Communications in Humanities Research
ISSN: 2753-7072
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Same Event, Different Worlds: How Platform Mindsets Produce Divergent Meanings and Digital Identities in Social Media Publics
In platformized communication, the same public event can have various meanings, forms of participation and digital identities in different social media platforms. This research investigates how differ...
Progress in the Application of Algae Plants in Building Carbon Capture Technology
Growing concerns over climate change and environmental pollution have increased interest in carbon capture technologies for the built environment. However, previous studies have mainly focused on conv...
The Impact of Fragmented Cultural Dissemination on Public Cognition: From a Postmodernism Perspective
The concept of postmodernism was already present in contemporary society, especially in the digital era. Traditional cultural dissemination materials and communication materials are replaced by more f...
Authenticity Expression in Captions and Hashtags of Beauty-Related TikTok Videos and Their Influence on User Engagement
Short‑form video on platforms such as TikTok has become a key channel for online social communication, and the beauty industry heavily utilises this format to connect with audiences. Modern social�...
From Alienation to Return: The Materiality, Criticality, and Possibility of Architecture from a Humanist Perspective
This paper aims to explore the relationship between humanism and materiality in the field of architecture. Based on Marxist theory and "Four Healthy Housing Model" (including housing cost, housing con...
Traveler and Stranger: The Juxtaposed Identity in Eileen Chang's An Account of an Alien Land
Eileen Chang's fictional works are mostly contained within the stable urban interior of Shanghai and Hong Kong, so her unfinished travelogue An Account of an Alien Land (2010) stands out as a rare wor...
The Viet Minh's Diplomatic Strategy Toward the Chinese Nationalist Government, 1945–1946
After the August Revolution of 1945, the newly established Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) faced an unusually constrained diplomatic environment. French authorities sought to restore colonial rul...
Lu Xun and Liang Hong's Depictions of Hometowns in the Context of Reconstructing Rural China
Hometown is a core theme in Chinese literature. Over the past century of modernization, China's rural society has gone through two fundamental reconstructions of social order. Lu Xun recorded great ru...
Beyond Traffic Subsidies: Fair Organic Discoverability for Small Brands on Content-Commerce Platforms
Content-commerce platforms have become critical infrastructures through which small brands gain visibility, build trust, and create customer value. Rather than asking whether platforms should uncondit...
The Space and Daily Life of Song Dynasty Civilians as Seen from along the River During the Qingming Festival and Dongjing Menghualu
The Song dynasty was an important period in the development of ancient China's civilian society. Dongjing Bianliang, as the capital at that time, had its civilian life and customs concentrate and refl...