Chinese modernity and socialist feminist theory
Bibliographic Information
Chinese modernity and socialist feminist theory
Song Shaopeng ; edited by Sharon R. Wesoky
（RoutledgeCurzon contemporary China series）
Routledge, 2023
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Summary: "This book assembles translations of the work of leading critical socialist feminist Song Shaopeng, presenting a concise narrative which theorizes China's political and social development through a gendered lens. Providing insightful editor introductions, the book explores poignant themes from the late imperial to the contemporary eras to examine the evolution of Chinese socialist feminism. This includes analysis of the relationship between the party-state and the women's movement, the gains and losses of collectivism for women's liberation, and the inadequacy of contemporary gender studies in China at addressing the ongoing influence of political economy on the lives of women in China. Offering a succinct exploration of the historical and theoretical context of Song Shaopeng's writings, this book will be a valuable resource for students and scholars of Chinese history and politics, as well as those of Chinese feminism and intellectual history"--Provided by publisher
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book assembles translations of the work of leading critical socialist feminist Song Shaopeng, presenting a concise narrative which theorizes China's political and social development through a gendered lens.
Providing insightful editor introductions, the book explores poignant themes from the late imperial to the contemporary eras to examine the evolution of Chinese socialist feminism. This includes analysis of the relationship between the party-state and the women's movement, the gains and losses of collectivism for women's liberation, and the inadequacy of contemporary gender studies in China at addressing the ongoing influence of political economy on the lives of women in China.
Offering a succinct exploration of the historical and theoretical context of Song Shaopeng's writings, this book will be a valuable resource for students and scholars of Chinese history and politics, as well as those of Chinese feminism and intellectual history.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Resistance, knowledge, imagination: Song Shaopeng and feminist political theory Part 1: From Empire to Republic 2. He-Yin Zhen's "Revolution in Women's World": Anarchist Theories of Women's Liberation 3. Socialist Feminism and Liberal Feminism: Consensus and Disagreement Within the Chinese Women's Movement in the 1920s Part 2: Women and the Home in the Mao Era and After 4. From Appearance to Disappearance: Housework in the Collectivist Era (1949-1966) 5. "Returning Home" or "Being Returned Home"? The Debate over Women Returning to the Home and Changing Values Part 3: Theorizing the "Socialist Market" 6. History's Inner Horizon: Investigating the Intellectual History of Chinese "Women's/Gender Studies" 7. Capitalism, Socialism, and Women-Why does China Need to Rebuild Marxist Feminism? 8. Chinese Modernity and Socialist Feminism: An Interview with Song Shaopeng
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