WWW Virtual Library Women's History: China

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Women's History

(Inter)disciplining Chinese Women An Introduction to the English Language Literature on Women's Studies in China by Patricia Arend. From the Wisconsin Bibliographies in Women's Studies series.
Iron Women and Foxy Ladies Women on Chinese Propaganda Posters, 1960s-1980s. Images of posters with explanatory texts and a small bibliography. These pages are a section of Stefan Landsberger's Poster Pages.
Women in Chinese History - Bibliography Chinese women in politics, literature, and work. Social and environmental studies of their role. Part of a larger bibliography of Chinese History, compiled by Marilyn Shea, University of Maine at Farmington.

Associations and Societies

Women and Gender in Chinese Studies Network WAGNet News and announcements, a member list, publication lists, links.

Special Topics

Ming Ching Women's Writings The McGill-Harvard-Yenching library Ming-Qing Women’s Writings Digitization Project is a joint project supported by McGill University and Harvard-Yenching Library, which is purposed to offer all researchers and students digital information on approximately 90 titles of women’s writings currently held in the Yenching Library, mainly published during the Ming and Qing dynasties of China, from 1368 to 1923.

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Last updated 11 February 2013