Rural women in urban China: gender, migration, and social change

Tamara Jacka

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Introduction: From the Margins to the Center Part One. The Subject 1. Between Rural Idiocy and Urban Modernity 2. Assembling Working Sisters Part Two. Place 3. In and Out of Place 4. The Place of Desire Part Three. People 5. Relationships 6. Identifications Part Four. Time 7. Narrative, Time, and Agency Appendix 1. List of Interlocutors Named in the Text Appendix 2. Map 1. The People's Republic of China Map 2. Beijing Municipality.

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