Muslim, Modern, Model Subjects: Writing Uyghur Women into the Chinese Nation, 1949-1966
IntroductionWomen often serve as boundary markers in the creation of national society, and literature from the early People’s Republic of China (PRC) (1949-1966) features a particular affixation – almost an obsession – with both women and their intended role in the new nation. This is particularly...
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2022
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| Izvleček: | IntroductionWomen often serve as boundary markers in the creation of national society, and literature from the early People’s Republic of China (PRC) (1949-1966) features a particular affixation – almost an obsession – with both women and their intended role in the new nation. This is particularly evident in literature discussing Xinjiang, which often emphasises relations between Han Chinese and minority women. Founding documents cast the PRC as a multi-ethnic nation and a secular state comm... |
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