Mulan's Legend and Legacy in China and the United States

Lan Dong

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Themes in Literature Analysis Comparative and World Literature

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Acknowledgements List of Figures 1: Prologue 2: Heroic Lineage: Military Women and Lady Knights-Errant in Pre-modern China 3: From a Courageous Maiden in Legend to a Virtuous Icon in History 4: The White Tiger Mythology: a Woman Warrior's Autobiography 5: One Heroine, Many Characters: Mulan in American Picture Books 6: Of Animation and Mulan's International Fame 7: Epilogue Appendix Notes Bibliography

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