Republican Ladies

Funü shibaowasabouta broad range of women from laborers in the Chinese hinterland to foreign queens and suffragists. It was, however,forspecific groups of women with whom the journal directly engaged. These demographics, which are represented in the photographs in figures 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3, included...

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Published inRepublican Lens Vol. 30; p. 49
Main Author Judge, Joan
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States University of California Press 21.07.2015
Edition1
Subjects
Art genres and movements
Art history
Artists
Arts
Asian History
Authors
Communication skills
Communications
Demography
Economic disciplines
Economics
Employment
female students
Gender studies
genteel women
Human populations
Journal writing
Labor economics
Language skills
Literary criticism
Literary genres
Literary studies
Literature
Men
modern China
modern girl
new women
Occupations
periodical press
Persons
Poetry
Population studies
Portraits
professional women
public
Social sciences
women writers
Womens education
Womens studies
Writers
Writing
Writing skills
Written communication
Written composition
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Summary:Funü shibaowasabouta broad range of women from laborers in the Chinese hinterland to foreign queens and suffragists. It was, however,forspecific groups of women with whom the journal directly engaged. These demographics, which are represented in the photographs in figures 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3, included forward-looking genteel ladies, the first generation of professional Chinese women, and students in new-style schools (such as those depicted on the journal’s first cover, figure 0.1). The journal wasbyan even smaller subset of women in these demographics, the writing women discussed in the second part of this chapter. The
ISBN:9780520284364
0520284364
DOI:10.1525/california/9780520284364.003.0002