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Amy Dooling, "Revolution in Reading and Writing: Women, Texts, and the late-Qing Feminist Imagination." And Ellen Widmer, "A Masculine View of Late-Qing Women’s Readings"
The Fairbank Center at Harvard University presents Amy Dooling and Ellen Widmer as part of their Gender Studies Workshop.
Where
Speaker: Amy Dooling, Ellen Widmer
This workshop series brings together scholars whose research on China in various disciplines and time periods examines the significance of gender for social, cultural, economic, and political issues.
Organizers: Ellen Widmer, Christina Gilmartin, Vanessa Fong, and Weili Ye.
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