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Fictions Family Zhan Xi Zhan Kai And The Business Of Women In Lateqing China Harvardyenching Institute Monograph Series Illustrated Ellen Widmer

Name: Fictions Family Zhan Xi Zhan Kai And The Business Of Women In Lateqing China Harvardyenching Institute Monograph Series Illustrated Ellen Widmer
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Fictions Family Zhan Xi Zhan Kai And The Business Of Women In Lateqing China Harvardyenching Institute Monograph Series Illustrated Ellen Widmer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Harvard University Asia Center

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.75 MB

Pages: 352

Author: Ellen Widmer

ISBN: 9780674088375, 0674088379

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: Illustrated

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Fictions Family Zhan Xi Zhan Kai And The Business Of Women In Lateqing China Harvardyenching Institute Monograph Series Illustrated Ellen Widmer by Ellen Widmer 9780674088375, 0674088379 instant download after payment.

Ellen Widmer examines the writings of a literary family whose works embodied shifting attitudes toward women in late Qing China. She illuminates the diachronic bridge between the late Qing and the preceding period, the synchronic interplay of genres during the family's lifetimes, and the interaction of Shanghai publishing with other regions.