Engendering China

Discover the groundbreaking collection of essays in Engendering China by Christina Gilmartin, published by Harvard University Press in 1994. This pivotal work spans 470 pages and marks the first significant exploration of women's issues in China in over two decades.

Engendering China captures a crucial moment in cross-cultural and interdisciplinary dialogue, presenting an essential platform for voices of China-based scholars alongside their counterparts in the United States. This unique perspective enriches the understanding of feminism, social conditions, and sex roles in China, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in cultural studies, politics, and women's history.

Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply curious about the evolving role of women in Chinese society, Engendering China is a must-read that brings to light the complexities and nuances of gender within a historical context.