.... Daya, Shari. 2010. Eating, Serving, and Self- Realisation: Food and Modern Identities in Contemporary Indian Women s Writing. Social and Cultural Geography 11, no. 5: 475 89. Devasahayam, Theresa W. 2005. Power and Pleasure around the Stove: The Construction of Gendered Identity in Middle- Class...

...). Beginning in the early imperial period, male poets and painters created an enduring image of women: men often appropriated a female voice to write about women s feelings (Allen 1992; Samei 2004; Robertson 1992), and artists developed visions of women s private lives that largely drew upon literature...

... and writing. This coincided with the emergence of independent artists spaces in the countdown years to 1997, HK s change of sovereignty, positions 28:1 February 2020 244 and was paralleled by contestation of terminology with debates to rename visual art contemporary art. Women s art, feminist aesthetics...

...? How will the proletarian women s movement tackle the problem of women s angst? Ye does not pro- vide a direct answer. Instead, Ye highlights what he finds most striking about the woman s comments: her assertiveness, idealism, and individuality. He writes: When reading the comments in the beginning...

... of recuperating Cold War feminisms is not just about retrieving and salvaging but rather the goal is to insist on and reclaim the central place of women and feminisms in history. How does a movie star image of a Bond girl figure into Kim s project? And what about this next image (fig. 1), Apasra...

... hometown of Kunming to the village of Luoshui to participate in a feminist art activity in this rural corner of Yunnan in southwestern China. The activity constituted site six, or the women s section, of a larger project, Changzheng: Yige xingzou zhong de shijue zhanshi (The Long March: A Walking Visual...

... (kakikata) of each of the women. Ms. E, he observes, writes in such a way that it makes one think she’s modeled her hand- writing on Ono Gad’s calligraphy. It has the typical soft characters of a woman’s hand and contains...

... perspective throughout and the resulting resemblance to real comfort women s testimonies must have poured oil on the re. Whatever the reason, the concern over Y s writing ability proved to be unfounded; the novel s last one hundred pages were published in Shinch magazine in May and July of the same year...

... is the author of Women through the Lens: Gender and Nation in a Century of Chinese Cinema (2003) and Gendered Bodies: Toward a Women s Visual Art in Contemporary China (2015). She has been working on a new manuscript, tentatively titled China s Environmental and Ecologi- cal Catastrophe through the Lens...

... has steadily published since the 1980s. She has published seven collections of poems; her most recent book is a collection of essays about women and writ- ing. In 2001, Kim received the prestigious S˘o-w˘ol Poetry Award. Her book of poems Seoul...

... within official or ceremonial environments consist with great frequency in women’s robes (onna no S~ZO~U),items produced under the authority of women. That fact alone raises questions about the unproblematized passiv- ity of female...

...Helen J. S. Lee During wartime Japan (late 1930s – 1945), the Japanese women in colonial Korea were pounded by ideological injunctions and practical imperatives demanding better service to the empire. This article explores the negotiations and struggles of Asano Shigeko (1922 – 42), a Keijō-born...

..., and by women who were the primary users of the script. Hence modern Heian studies have presupposed a power- ful association between Japanese language, national literature, Heian court women, and feminine mode of writing. This essay attempts to rethink...

...). Croizier, Ralph. 2007. When Was Modern Chinese Art : A Short History of Chinese Mod- ernism. In Writing Modern Chinese Art: Historiographical Explorations, edited by Josh Yiu, 24 34. Seattle, WA: Seattle Art Museum. Cui, Shuqin. 2015. Gendered Bodies: Toward a Women s Visual Art in Contemporary China...

... everywhere, when Kon Wajirô undertook his survey of passersby on the Ginza, he found that only percent of women wore Western cloth- ing.3 While images of modern girls appeared sporadically in the early s, it was not until the late s and early s...

... reformers and revolutionaries, the East City Girls School, Ch eng Tung School as English- language writings of the era refer to it, or Chengdong Girls School as we refer to it today (Chengdong nüzi xue- xiao was recognized both domestically and by at least two American studies of women s education...

... the collective actions that Isahama s women farmers took and the words that they wrote, spoke, and listened to as meaningful acts that destabilized the foundations of post World War II US capitalism. There is no treasure trove of documents, nor is there a charismatic leader whose writings and speeches we can...

... 950 most mature and representative fictional works: the novella Salt (S o g uˇ m , 1934) and the novel The Human Predicament (In’gan munje, 1934). Taken as paradigmatic of the broader production of 1930s socialist women writers...

... readers on a bizarre tale, without citing any sources, where a senior Russian cadre was being sued by sixty women for marrying two hundred women in just six months. To drive home the seriousness of the tale, the author calculated that based on the cadre s exam- ple, a powerful Communist of cial would...

... women s magazine Fujin Club Anne s exposure only increased in March of 1959 when the play was made into a Hollywood film of the same name. A Japanese premiere, retitled Anne no nikki, soon fol- lowed in September. In Japan, numerous emonogatari and manga serializa- tions of the Diary from that point...