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Revolution postponed: women in contemporary China
Margery Wolf-
Frontmatter
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ONE Eating Bitterness: The Past and the Pattern (page 1)
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TWO Speaking Bitterness: Doing Research in the People's Republic of China (page 28)
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THREE Women Workers in the Cities (page 56)
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FOUR Women Workers in the Countryside (page 79)
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FIVE Being and Becoming a Proper Chinese Woman (page 112)
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SIX Cooked Rice: Marriage in New China (page 140)
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SEVEN The Setting of Chinese Women's Lives: Family Organization (page 182)
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EIGHT Sharing a Stove: Urban Domestic Relations (page 203)
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NINE Sharing a Stove: Rural Domestic Relations (page 221)
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TEN The Birth Limitation Program: Family vs. State (page 238)
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ELEVEN The Other Revolution (page 260)
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Notes (page 277)
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Index (page 283)
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Published: 1985
Publisher: Stanford University Press
- 9780804765619 (ebook)
- 9780804712439 (hardcover)
- 9780804713481 (paper)