Changing identities of Chinese women : rhetoric, experience, and self-perception in twentieth-century China

Abstract

Living with Rhetoric. Part I Not the Sun: Gendered Moments and Memories - Daughters, Rebellion and the Past: Filial Daughters Girlhood Play Daughters' Feet Walled Daughters Stranger Daughters Daughter Order A Future Boys of Girls Schooling for Daughters Daughter Rebels Avoidance of Fate Family Fortresses Mothers and Daughters Past and Future Daughter Separation New Destinies? Part II Sun and the Moon: Gendered Sameness and Strangers - Comrades of Revolution: A New Rhetoric Andogynous Women Representing Lives Masking Experience Writing Lives Living as Daughters Patrilineal Messages Marriage Choice Half of Heaven Strangers to Heaven Privileging the Future Female Futures. Part III Not the Moon: Gendered Difference and Reflection - Women of Reform: Urban Working Lives Rural Working Lives Educating Women Women's Rights Women's Law Women's Law Women's Studies The Four Selves Uniquely Female Independently Female Older Single Female Love and the Female Self Female Socialization Missing Girls Single-child Daughters Ambiguous Women Cosmopolitan Daughters. Appendices: Relations governing labour protection for female staff and workers, 1988 Law of the People's Republic of China on Protection of Rights and Interests of Women, 1992.

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