Woman and Chinese modernity: the politics of reading between West and East

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Gender and Feminist Studies Modernist Literature and Criticism

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Seeing modern China - toward a theory of ethnic spectatorship mandarin ducks and butterflies - an exercise in popular readings modernity and narration - in feminine detail loving women - masochism, fantasy, and the idealization of the mother.

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