Hua R Lan, Vanessa L Fong

Women in Republican China

A Sourcebook: A Sourcebook

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

The original essays translated in this sourcebook reflect a time of great political and social ferment in early twentieth century China, the highlight of which was the May Fourth Movement of 1919, a time when women especially were subject to the vicissitudes of war, modernization, and rapid social change. The authors, a distinguished group of leader-activists of the May Fourth Movement, women and men, discuss and debate across a broad range of theoretical and practical issues revolving around "the woman question". They bring a compelling perspective to the lives of Chinese women in the context of the great events that shaped twentieth-century China.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 1999
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 233mm x 151mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 367g
• ISBN-13: 9780765603432
• ISBN-10: 0765603438
• Artikelnr.: 21798828

Autorenporträt

Hua R. Lan, Vanessa L. Fong

Inhaltsangabe

partOne Love, Marriage, and the Family
Chapter 1 The Way of Confucius and Modern Life, Dixiu Chen
Chapter 2 My Views On Chastity, Lu Xun
Chapter 3 Is This Also a Human Being?, Ye Shengtao
Chapter 4 Emancipating Women by Reorganizing the Family, Zhang Weici
Chapter 5 How Can We Honor Women?, B. E. Lee
Chapter 6 A Refutation of Yang Xiaochun's "Against Public Childcare", Yun Daiying
Chapter 7 Freedom of Marriage and Democracy, Lu Qiuxin
Chapter 8 Public Childcare and Public Dining Halls, Tang Jicang
Chapter 9 Love and Socializing Between Men and Women, Yang Zhihua
Chapter 10 The Debate over "Love and Open Socializing Between Men and Women", Yang Zhihua
Chapter 11 My View on the Issue of Divorce, Yang Zhihua
Chapter 12 The New Year's Sacrifice, Lu Xun
Chapter 13 My Marriage, Ye Shengtao
partTwo The New Women Martyrs
Chapter 14 The Question of Miss Zhao's Personality, Mao Zedong
Chapter 15 Concerning the Incident of Miss Zhao's Suicide, Mao Zedong
Chapter 16 Commentary on Miss Zhao's Suicide, Tao Yi
Chapter 17 "The Evils of Society" and Miss Zhao, Mao Zedong
Chapter 18 The Biography of Li Chao, Hu Shi
Chapter 19 Words Spoken at Miss Li Chao's Memorial Service, Cai Yuanpei
Chapter 20 The Incident of Miss Xi Shangzhen's Suicide at the Office of the Commercial Press, Chen Wangdao
Chapter 21 In Memory of Miss Liu Hezhen, Lu Xun
partThree Women's Education
Chapter 22 My Plan for Women's Emancipation and My Plan for Self-Improvement, Deng Chunlan
Chapter 23 A Plan for Women's Development
Chapter 24 Report on Yanjing University's Ceremony to Celebrate the Beginning of Coeducation, Bing Xin
Chapter 25 The Condition of Female Education in Jinan, Deng Enming
Chapter 26 Thoughts on Women, Wang Jingwei
Chapter 27 A Few Words of Encouragement, Shao Lizi
partFour Women's Emancipation
Chapter 28 The Question of Women's Character, Ye Shengtao
Chapter 29 The Woman Question in China: Emancipation from a Trap, Wang Huiwu
Chapter 30 The Emancipation of Chinese Women, T.C. Chu
Chapter 31 The Great Inappropriateness of Women's Emancipation, Zhang Shenfu
Chapter 32 The Women's Improvement Society's Hopes for Women, Lu Yin
Chapter 33 Women of the "Advanced Country", Zhou Zuoren
Chapter 34 Women's Careers, Yang Zhihua
Chapter 35 What Happens after Nora Leaves Home?, Lu Xun
partFive Women and Social Activism
Chapter 36 The Postwar Woman Question, Li Dazhao
Chapter 37 The Place of Chinese Christian Women in the Development of China, Ida Kahn
Chapter 38 Vanguard Women, Zhang Ruoming
Chapter 39 Women's Right to Vote, Ming Hui
Chapter 40 How Do We Make the Women's Movement Truly Powerful?, Shen Yanbing
Chapter 41 I Think, Chen Wangdao
Chapter 42 The Woman Question and Socialism, Chen Duxiu
Chapter 43 The Center of the Women's Rights Movement Should Move to the Fourth Class, Wang Jianhong