ACLS Humanities E-Book: Woman-work: women and the party in revolutionary China

Woman-work: women and the party in revolutionary China

Davin, Delia.

Year: 1976.

Publisher: Clarendon Press.

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Frontmatter

Abbreviations

Note on Romanization

Map of China

INTRODUCTION

1. WOMEN IN THE JIANGXI SOVIET AND THE LIBERATED AREAS

2. WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

3. MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY

4. WOMEN IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

5. WOMEN IN THE TOWNS

CONCLUSION

APPENDIX 1. Decisions of the Central Committee Of the Chinese Communist Party on the present orientation of woman-work in all the anti-Japanese base areas

APPENDIX 2. Decisions of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party on woman-work at present in the countryside of the liberated areas

APPENDIX 3. 'Working women are a great revolutionary force'

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Woman-work : women and the party in revolutionary China by Delia Davin.

Author:

Davin, Delia

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Woman-work : women and the party in revolutionary China by Delia Davin.
Davin, Delia
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1976.

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Subject Headings:

• Women -- China
• Women and socialism
• Women -- Employment -- China

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