Add to ORKGConsidérant que les femmes et l’écrit littéraire sont tous deux à la fois producteurs et indicateurs de modernité dans la Chine du XXe siècle, Wendy Larson propose une analyse du rapport des femmes à l'écriture littéraire au travers des notions de talent (cai) et vertu (de) et de leurs implications sociales, artistiques et individuelles, essentiellement sur la période 1910-1930
This article focuses on The Ladies’Journal (Funu Zazhi) published by the Commercial Press from 1915 ...
Depuis la Révolution française où émerge le féminisme moderne, plus de deux siècles se sont écoulés,...
In the roughly twenty years between the end of the Cultural Revolution and the death of Chairman Mao...
Considérant que les femmes et l’écrit littéraire sont tous deux à la fois producteurs et indicateurs...
En Chine dynastique, les femmes étaient bien souvent confinées à l’espace domestique, et leurs rôles...
The burgeoning of a new print form—the women’s press—in early twentieth-century China signaled a rad...
In Dynastic China, women were often confined in domestic space, and played social roles within famil...
Women's poetic writing in modern China, its context and position in literary history as well as its ...
UnrestrictedWomen authors played an important role in the construction of modern Chinese literature....
This article explores the cultural imaginary of the “modern woman” in Shanghai, China through popula...
The emergence of a number of prominent women writers at the beginning of the 20th century in China a...
How did "new women" decide the course of their lives in modern China and how did authors depict them...
Early women’s writings in the 20th century focused predominantly on issues that reflect the situatio...
In the Republican era (1911-1937), it was a period of time where rapid changes swept across China. C...
Women’s writing, a literary genre closely linked to the building of identity, cannot be isolated fro...
This article focuses on The Ladies’Journal (Funu Zazhi) published by the Commercial Press from 1915 ...
Depuis la Révolution française où émerge le féminisme moderne, plus de deux siècles se sont écoulés,...
In the roughly twenty years between the end of the Cultural Revolution and the death of Chairman Mao...
Considérant que les femmes et l’écrit littéraire sont tous deux à la fois producteurs et indicateurs...
En Chine dynastique, les femmes étaient bien souvent confinées à l’espace domestique, et leurs rôles...
The burgeoning of a new print form—the women’s press—in early twentieth-century China signaled a rad...
In Dynastic China, women were often confined in domestic space, and played social roles within famil...
Women's poetic writing in modern China, its context and position in literary history as well as its ...
UnrestrictedWomen authors played an important role in the construction of modern Chinese literature....
This article explores the cultural imaginary of the “modern woman” in Shanghai, China through popula...
The emergence of a number of prominent women writers at the beginning of the 20th century in China a...
How did "new women" decide the course of their lives in modern China and how did authors depict them...
Early women’s writings in the 20th century focused predominantly on issues that reflect the situatio...
In the Republican era (1911-1937), it was a period of time where rapid changes swept across China. C...
Women’s writing, a literary genre closely linked to the building of identity, cannot be isolated fro...
This article focuses on The Ladies’Journal (Funu Zazhi) published by the Commercial Press from 1915 ...
Depuis la Révolution française où émerge le féminisme moderne, plus de deux siècles se sont écoulés,...
In the roughly twenty years between the end of the Cultural Revolution and the death of Chairman Mao...