Chinese Modern Women's Creative Works and Gender

Author: Yue Shuo
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the basic development process, main characteristics, and social personality of modern Chinese women's writing over more than 30 years. Since it focuses on eras, literary movements, and phenomena rather than individual writers, it encompasses a vast range of works. While emphasizing the study of major writers' works, it also discusses important works by some non-major writers. It not only explores female writers' works on feminist themes but also examines many works on shared subjects. Additionally, it highlights comparative studies between female writing and male writing of the same era and circumstances, revealing certain characteristics of female writing and its position in modern literary history. This book is suitable for Chinese contemporary and modern literature teachers and researchers, women's studies and gender studies teachers and researchers, as well as university students.