Feminism, femininity in Chinese literature
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Feminism, femininity in Chinese literature
（Critical studies, v.18）
Rodopi, 2002
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Bibliography : p. [211]-219
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The present volume of Critical Studies is a collection of selected essays on the topic of feminism and femininity in Chinese literature. Although feminism has been a hot topic in Chinese literary circles in recent years, this remarkable collection represents one of the first of its kind to be published in English. The essays have been written by well-known scholars and feminists including Kang-I Sun Chang of Yale University, and Li Ziyun, a writer and feminist in Shanghai, China. The essays are inter- and multi-disciplinary, covering several historical periods in poetry and fiction (from the Ming-Qing periods to the twentieth century). In particular, the development of women's writing in the New Period (post-1976) is examined in depth. The articles thus offer the reader a composite and broad perspective of feminism and the treatment of the female in Chinese literature. As this remarkable new collection attests, the voices of women in China have begun calling out loudly, in ways that challenge prevalent views about the Chinese female persona.
目次
1. Kang-i Sun CHANG: Ming-Qing Women Poets and Cultural Androgyny.
2. Kuei-fen CHIU: Identity Politics in Contemporary Women's Novels in Taiwan.
3. Li XIAOJIANG: Resisting While Holding the Tradition - Claims for Rights Raised in Literature by Chinese Women Writers in the New Period.
4. Li ZIYUN: The Disappearance and Revival of Feminine Discourse.
5. Peng HSIAO-YEN: Sex Histories: Zhang Jingsheng's Sexual Revolution.
6. Wang FEI: Literary Calls from Women Novelists.
7. Chin-chown LIM: Emasculation Imitation and the Mapping of Male Castration: Eileen Chang's Ecriture Feminine and her Anti-Paternality Strategies.
8. John Zhongming CHEN: Women's Autobiography as Counter-Discourse: The Case of Dorothy Livesay and Yu Loujin.
9. John Kwok-kan TAM: Ibsenism and Ideological Constructions of the New Women in Modern Chinese Fiction.
10. Lau KAM-FUNG: Female Identity in Contemporary Chinese and Western Literature: Zhang Xinxin and Virginia Woolf.
11. Tim-kung KU: Man in Woman's Voice and Vice Versa: The Chinese and English Female-Persona Lyrics - A Response to Some Concepts in Feminist Criticism.
12. Wang NING: Feminist Theory and Contemporary Chinese Female Literature.
13. Shu-chen CHIANG: Rejection of Postmodern Abandon: Chu T'ien-wen's Fin-de-siecle Splendor.
14. Joyce Chi-hui LIU: Filmic Transposition of the Roses: Stanley Kwan's Feminine Response to Eileen Chang's Women.
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