ACLS Humanities E-Book: Engendering the Chinese revolution: radical women, communist politics, and mass movements in the 1920s

Engendering the Chinese revolution: radical women, communist politics, and mass movements in the 1920s

Gilmartin, Christina K.

Year: c1995.

Publisher: University of California Press.

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Frontmatter

MAPS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

NOTE ON ROMANIZATION

INTRODUCTION

PART I: GENDER IN THE FORMATION OF A COMMUNIST BODY POLITIC, 1920-1925

1 In a Different Voice: Male Communist Rhetoric on Women's Emancipation

2 Tentative Programmatic Beginnings: Wang Huiwu's Leadership

3 Xiang Jingyu's Dilemma

4 Inside the Party

PART II: THE POLITICS OF GENDER IN THE NATIONAL REVOLUTION, 1925-1927

5 May Thirtieth Revolutionary Upsurge

6 Guangdong Mass Women's Movement

7 On the Verge of Revolutionary Gender Transformations

CONCLUSION AND CONSEQUENCES

APPENDIX 1: TABLE OF COMMUNIST-SPONSORED MASS WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

APPENDIX 2: BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY

NOTES

GLOSSARY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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Title:

Engendering the Chinese revolution : radical women, communist politics, and mass movements in the 1920s Christina Kelley Gilmartin.

Author:

Gilmartin, Christina K

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Engendering the Chinese revolution : radical women, communist politics, and mass movements in the 1920s Christina Kelley Gilmartin.
Gilmartin, Christina K
Berkeley: University of California Press, c1995.

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Subject Headings:

• Women and socialism -- China
• Communism -- China -- History
• China -- History -- 1912-1928

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