Feminisms with Chinese Characteristics

Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Feminisms with Chinese Characteristics: An Introduction
Part One. Chinese Feminisms in the Age of Globalization
	1. “Gender” Trouble: Feminism in China under the Impact of Western Theory and the Spatialization of Identity
	2. Equality and Gender Equality with Chinese Characteristics
	3. The Class Characteristics of China’s Women’s Liberation and Twenty-First-Century Feminism
	4. The Specter of Polygamy in Contemporary Chinese Gender Imaginations: An Interview with Dai Jinhua
Part Two. Chinese Feminisms on the Ground
	5. Feminist Struggles in a Changing China
	6. Why Don’t Mainland Chinese Liberals Support Feminism?
	7. The Formation of Chinese Feminist Linguistic Tactics and Discourse: Adapting ??? ?????? ?????????? for Chinese Women
Part Three. Chinese Feminisms in Women’s Literature, Art, and Film
	8. “Am I a Feminist?”: An Interview with Wang Anyi
	9. Wang Anyi’s New Shanghai: Gender and Labor in ?? ????
	10. “I Am Fan Yusu”: ????? Writing and Grassroots Feminism against the Postsocialist Patriarchy
	11. Over 1.5 Tons: Subversive Destruction and Counter-Monumentality to the Phallic Archetype
	12. Screen Feminisms with Hong Kong Characteristics
Bibliography
Contributor Biographies
Index