This book assembles translations of the work of leading critical socialist feminist Song Shaopeng, presenting a concise narrative which theorizes China's political and social development through a gendered lens.
This book assembles translations of the work of leading critical socialist feminist Song Shaopeng, presenting a concise narrative which theorizes China's political and social development through a gendered lens.
Song Shaopeng is Professor in the Department of Communist Party History at Renmin University in Beijing, China. Sharon R. Wesoky is Arthur E. Braun Professor of Political Science at Allegheny College in Pennsylvania, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Resistance, knowledge, imagination: Song Shaopeng and feminist political theory Part 1: From Empire to Republic 2. He-Yin Zhen's "Revolution in Women's World": Anarchist Theories of Women's Liberation 3. Socialist Feminism and Liberal Feminism: Consensus and Disagreement Within the Chinese Women's Movement in the 1920s Part 2: Women and the Home in the Mao Era and After 4. From Appearance to Disappearance: Housework in the Collectivist Era (1949-1966) 5. "Returning Home" or "Being Returned Home"? The Debate over Women Returning to the Home and Changing Values Part 3: Theorizing the "Socialist Market" 6. History's Inner Horizon: Investigating the Intellectual History of Chinese "Women's/Gender Studies" 7. Capitalism, Socialism, and Women-Why does China Need to Rebuild Marxist Feminism? 8. Chinese Modernity and Socialist Feminism: An Interview with Song Shaopeng
1. Introduction: Resistance, knowledge, imagination: Song Shaopeng and feminist political theory Part 1: From Empire to Republic 2. He-Yin Zhen's "Revolution in Women's World": Anarchist Theories of Women's Liberation 3. Socialist Feminism and Liberal Feminism: Consensus and Disagreement Within the Chinese Women's Movement in the 1920s Part 2: Women and the Home in the Mao Era and After 4. From Appearance to Disappearance: Housework in the Collectivist Era (1949-1966) 5. "Returning Home" or "Being Returned Home"? The Debate over Women Returning to the Home and Changing Values Part 3: Theorizing the "Socialist Market" 6. History's Inner Horizon: Investigating the Intellectual History of Chinese "Women's/Gender Studies" 7. Capitalism, Socialism, and Women-Why does China Need to Rebuild Marxist Feminism? 8. Chinese Modernity and Socialist Feminism: An Interview with Song Shaopeng
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