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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A rigorous exploration of literature as a tool for social change, revealing how gender and national identity intertwine in Chinas modern development. How has literature shaped gender politics in modern China? How has the concept of woman evolved within the shifting sociopolitical landscape? Old Chains and New delves into these questions by examining the dynamic interplay between literature, gender, and historical change. Drawing from literary studies, history, and sociology, this book reveals how womens writing has not only reflected but also actively shaped cultural and national transformations. From the late Qing era, when the woman question emerged as part of Chinas response to imperialist pressures, to the ongoing evolution of feminist literary scholarship, this study argues that gender and literature are deeply interwoven. Womens liberation in modern China was never solely about gender equalityit became a driving force for broader social change and national identity formation. Engaging with the complexities of womens literature through a cultural-political lens, this book challenges static definitions and calls for a reevaluation of womens literature not just as a literary category but as a key component in shaping Chinas modern intellectual and cultural history. By adopting the framework of China as method, Old Chains and New reimagines the role of literature in ideological and cultural shifts. It highlights womens writing as a unique form of aesthetic politicsone with the power to intervene in and transform reality. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A rigorous exploration of literature as a tool for social change, revealing how gender and national identity intertwine in China's modern development. How has literature shaped gender politics in modern China How has the concept of 'woman' evolved within the shifting sociopolitical landscape Old Chains and New delves into these questions by examining the dynamic interplay between literature, gender, and historical change. Drawing from literary studies, history, and sociology, this book reveals how women's writing has not only reflected but also actively shaped cultural and national transformations. From the late Qing era, when the 'woman question' emerged as part of China's response to imperialist pressures, to the ongoing evolution of feminist literary scholarship, this study argues that gender and literature are deeply interwoven. Women's liberation in modern China was never solely about gender equality--it became a driving force for broader social change and national identity formation. Engaging with the complexities of women's literature through a cultural-political lens, this book challenges static definitions and calls for a reevaluation of women's literature not just as a literary category but as a key component in shaping China's modern intellectual and cultural history. By adopting the framework of 'China as method,' Old Chains and New reimagines the role of literature in ideological and cultural shifts. It highlights women's writing as a unique form of aesthetic politics--one with the power to intervene in and transform reality.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A rigorous exploration of literature as a tool for social change, revealing how gender and national identity intertwine in Chinas modern development. How has literature shaped gender politics in modern China? How has the concept of woman evolved within the shifting sociopolitical landscape? Old Chains and New delves into these questions by examining the dynamic interplay between literature, gender, and historical change. Drawing from literary studies, history, and sociology, this book reveals how womens writing has not only reflected but also actively shaped cultural and national transformations. From the late Qing era, when the woman question emerged as part of Chinas response to imperialist pressures, to the ongoing evolution of feminist literary scholarship, this study argues that gender and literature are deeply interwoven. Womens liberation in modern China was never solely about gender equalityit became a driving force for broader social change and national identity formation. Engaging with the complexities of womens literature through a cultural-political lens, this book challenges static definitions and calls for a reevaluation of womens literature not just as a literary category but as a key component in shaping Chinas modern intellectual and cultural history. By adopting the framework of China as method, Old Chains and New reimagines the role of literature in ideological and cultural shifts. It highlights womens writing as a unique form of aesthetic politicsone with the power to intervene in and transform reality. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A rigorous exploration of literature as a tool for social change, revealing how gender and national identity intertwine in China's modern development. How has literature shaped gender politics in modern China? How has the concept of "woman" evolved within the shifting sociopolitical landscape? Old Chains and New delves into these questions by examining the dynamic interplay between literature, gender, and historical change. Drawing from literary studies, history, and sociology, this book reveals how women's writing has not only reflected but also actively shaped cultural and national transformations. From the late Qing era, when the "woman question" emerged as part of China's response to imperialist pressures, to the ongoing evolution of feminist literary scholarship, this study argues that gender and literature are deeply interwoven. Women's liberation in modern China was never solely about gender equalityit became a driving force for broader social change and national identity formation. Engaging with the complexities of women's literature through a cultural-political lens, this book challenges static definitions and calls for a reevaluation of women's literature not just as a literary category but as a key component in shaping China's modern intellectual and cultural history. By adopting the framework of "China as method," Old Chains and New reimagines the role of literature in ideological and cultural shifts. It highlights women's writing as a unique form of aesthetic politicsone with the power to intervene in and transform reality. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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