Misogyny, Cultural Nihilism, and Oppositional Politics: Contemporary Chinese Experimental Fiction

Fatima Wu · Tonglin Lu

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Introduction 1. Revolution: hope without future or future without hope? 2. Red Sorghum: limits of transgression 3. Can Xue: what is so paranoid in her writings? 4. Quest in time and space as a new history of ancient and modern Tibet 5. Femininity and masculinity in Su Tong's trilogy 6. Violence and cultural nihilism Conclusion.

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