The pioneer literature bearing the new feminist consciousness produced by a few women scholars and novelists in China had a distinct voice in the general humanist and individualist turn of the country's political and cultural discourse immediately after the Cultural Revolution in the late 1970s.
An edition of Transitions Environments Translations
(1997)
Transitions Environments Translations
Feminisms in International Politics
by Joan W. Scott
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