This paper examines a particular character type in Qing vernacular short stories: clever women who test the definition of feminine virtue by acting admirably outside normal gender boundaries. These female protagonists argue, meddle in men\u27s business, divert property from the patriline, and even lose their chastity - yet each of them is presented as unquestionably virtuous. The rhetorical approaches by which their male authors present them in a positive light illuminate the strategies available to men and women for thinking creatively about gender in Qing China
Recent scholarship on women and gender has illustrated the prominent role played by women in the lat...
This dissertation investigates Chinese women's rhetorical practices in the early twentieth century. ...
The early Qing fiction Lin Lan Xiang tells a story about the destinies of a number of women who live...
This study examines women in Qingshi 情史 (QS). QS is a volume of 851 love stories, some dating back a...
Although continuing the patriarchal, Confucian standards of previous empires, the Qing Dynasty (1644...
In this paper the author attempts to illustrate the various modes of woman life in the “Three Yen\u2...
This thesis studies the Qing women’s writings on the Dream of the Red Chamber. Qing women’s comments...
In this paper the author attempts to illustrate the various modes of woman life in the “Three Yen's”...
How did "new women" decide the course of their lives in modern China and how did authors depict them...
Situated in the North Song dynasty of the 11th century, the Chinese classic novel The Water Margin i...
This thesis addresses a chapter titled Lienü zhuan, or Arrayed Traditions of Women from Fan Ye's ...
This work plays with cultural and conceptual juxtaposition through examining personal experiences in...
The subordination of women in society has become a common phenomenon. The woman's life in traditiona...
Women’s tanci, or “plucking rhymes,” are chantefable narratives written by upper-class educated wome...
In Women’s Tanci Fiction in Late Imperial and Early Modern China, Li Guo presents the first book-len...
Recent scholarship on women and gender has illustrated the prominent role played by women in the lat...
This dissertation investigates Chinese women's rhetorical practices in the early twentieth century. ...
The early Qing fiction Lin Lan Xiang tells a story about the destinies of a number of women who live...
This study examines women in Qingshi 情史 (QS). QS is a volume of 851 love stories, some dating back a...
Although continuing the patriarchal, Confucian standards of previous empires, the Qing Dynasty (1644...
In this paper the author attempts to illustrate the various modes of woman life in the “Three Yen\u2...
This thesis studies the Qing women’s writings on the Dream of the Red Chamber. Qing women’s comments...
In this paper the author attempts to illustrate the various modes of woman life in the “Three Yen's”...
How did "new women" decide the course of their lives in modern China and how did authors depict them...
Situated in the North Song dynasty of the 11th century, the Chinese classic novel The Water Margin i...
This thesis addresses a chapter titled Lienü zhuan, or Arrayed Traditions of Women from Fan Ye's ...
This work plays with cultural and conceptual juxtaposition through examining personal experiences in...
The subordination of women in society has become a common phenomenon. The woman's life in traditiona...
Women’s tanci, or “plucking rhymes,” are chantefable narratives written by upper-class educated wome...
In Women’s Tanci Fiction in Late Imperial and Early Modern China, Li Guo presents the first book-len...
Recent scholarship on women and gender has illustrated the prominent role played by women in the lat...
This dissertation investigates Chinese women's rhetorical practices in the early twentieth century. ...
The early Qing fiction Lin Lan Xiang tells a story about the destinies of a number of women who live...