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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782800417783 03 01 EUB 01 SKU 1778 02 2800417781 03 9782800417783 15 9782800417783 DG 1 029 02 1370267X <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Sextant</TitleText> B11 Amandine Lauro Lauro, Amandine Amandine Lauro B11 Cécile Vanderpelen-Diagre Vanderpelen-Diagre, Cécile Cécile Vanderpelen-Diagre B14 Muriel Andrin Andrin, Muriel Muriel Andrin B14 Jean-Didier Bergilez Bergilez, Jean-Didier Jean-Didier Bergilez B14 Mylène Botbol-Baum Botbol-Baum, Mylène Mylène Botbol-Baum B14 Annalisa Casini Casini, Annalisa Annalisa Casini B14 Natacha Chetcuti-Osorovitz Chetcuti-Osorovitz, Natacha Natacha Chetcuti-Osorovitz B14 Asunción Fresnoza-Flot Fresnoza-Flot, Asunción Asunción Fresnoza-Flot B14 Nicole Gallus Gallus, Nicole Nicole Gallus B14 Nathalie Grandjean Grandjean, Nathalie Nathalie Grandjean B14 Stéphanie Loriaux Loriaux, Stéphanie Stéphanie Loriaux B14 Bérengère Marques-Pereira Marques-Pereira, Bérengère Bérengère Marques-Pereira B14 Danièle Meulders Meulders, Danièle Danièle Meulders B14 Nouria Ouali Ouali, Nouria Nouria Ouali B14 David Paternotte Paternotte, David David Paternotte B14 Charlotte Pezeril Pezeril, Charlotte Charlotte Pezeril B14 Valérie Piette Piette, Valérie Valérie Piette B14 Christine Bard Bard, Christine Christine Bard B14 Éric Fassin Fassin, Éric Éric Fassin B14 David Halperin Halperin, David David Halperin B14 Hilde Heinen Heinen, Hilde Hilde Heinen B14 Peter Jackson Jackson, Peter Peter Jackson B14 Jane Jenson Jenson, Jane Jane Jenson B14 Joan Scott Scott, Joan Joan Scott B14 Valérie André André, Valérie Valérie André B14 David Berliner Berliner, David David Berliner B14 Laura Calabrese Calabrese, Laura Laura Calabrese B14 Maïté Maskens Maskens, Maïté Maïté Maskens B14 Anne Morelli Morelli, Anne Anne Morelli B14 Sile O'Dorchai O'Dorchai, Sile Sile O'Dorchai B14 Marie-Geneviève Pinsart Pinsart, Marie-Geneviève Marie-Geneviève Pinsart B14 Isabelle Rorive Rorive, Isabelle Isabelle Rorive B14 Laurence Rosier Rosier, Laurence Laurence Rosier B14 Barbara Truffin Truffin, Barbara Barbara Truffin <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="02">Precarious Peripheries</TitleText> <Subtitle textcase="02">Gender from the Margins of China</Subtitle> 01 GCOI 74530100805380 1 B01 Jennifer Bond Bond, Jennifer Jennifer Bond Jennifer Bond is a Lecturer in Education at University College London. She is a historian of modern China and her research focuses on gender, education, Christianity and diplomacy in the Republican era (1911-1949). She is currently writing a book manuscript which explores the identity negotiations of Chinese girls who attended protestant missionary schools in the early twentieth century. 2 B01 Coraline Jortay Jortay, Coraline Coraline Jortay Coraline Jortay received her PhD in Languages, Letters, and Translation Studies from the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB, Brussels, Belgium) in June 2020. She is currently a Laming Junior Research Fellow at The Queen's College, University of Oxford. Her research investigates the debates surrounding gender equality that rocked the Chinese intellectual and literary scenes after gendered pronouns were introduced into modern vernacular Chinese in the late 1910s. 3 B01 Chang Liu Liu, Chang Chang Liu Chang Liu is a Lecturer at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen). She received her PhD degree in History from King's College London in 2018. Her ongoing book manuscript investigates the changing cultural-political discourses about single womanhood in the first half of twentieth-century China and the everyday lives of actual middle-class single women in urban areas, with a focu on Shanghai. 1 01 eng 07 149 03 SOC032000 29 2012 3081 Sciences sociales 10 HIS008000 24 Publishers own classification GS Gender Studies 29 juillet 2013 3080 SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES 29 juillet 2013 3083 Classes sociales et stratification 01 06 01 The construction and imagination of China's margins – ethnic, political, socio-cultural, geographical, religious – has long engrossed China scholars, from anthropological works such as William Skinner's classic study of historical geography and the macro region model, to travel writers from Marco Polo to San Mao, to ethnographies of Chinese minorities and new Qing histories. In recent years, academic attention has widened its scope to new margins including environmental histories of China’s politically contested borders, and the projection of China’s soft power in contemporary science fiction that claims space as the newest frontier of the Sinosphere. However, relatively little attention has been paid to the role of gender in imagining and creating China’s shifting centers and peripheries. What and where are these margins and what role does gender play in their construction and imagination? Who are the inhabitants of the margins: minorities, women, religious groups, itinerants, disabled people and the poor? In what ways does gender condition their experience of the peripheral spaces in which they operate? What are the social and gendered implications of traversing these boundaries – personal, political or physical? How do marginal actors negotiate their place at the borders and what is the impact of their positioning and perspectives on the very conception of Chineseness? A gendered perspective can better help scholars to transverse and dissect the borders of China, historically, socially, politically and geographically, and throw new light onto their fluid and permeable construction across time and space. 03 The construction and imagination of China's margins – ethnic, political, socio-cultural, geographical, religious – has long engrossed China scholars, from anthropological works such as William Skinner's classic study of historical geography and the macro region model, to travel writers from Marco Polo to San Mao, to ethnographies of Chinese minorities and new Qing histories. In recent years, academic attention has widened its scope to new margins including environmental histories of China’s politically contested borders, and the projection of China’s soft power in contemporary science fiction that claims space as the newest frontier of the Sinosphere. However, relatively little attention has been paid to the role of gender in imagining and creating China’s shifting centers and peripheries. What and where are these margins and what role does gender play in their construction and imagination? Who are the inhabitants of the margins: minorities, women, religious groups, itinerants, disabled people and the poor? In what ways does gender condition their experience of the peripheral spaces in which they operate? What are the social and gendered implications of traversing these boundaries – personal, political or physical? How do marginal actors negotiate their place at the borders and what is the impact of their positioning and perspectives on the very conception of Chineseness? A gendered perspective can better help scholars to transverse and dissect the borders of China, historically, socially, politically and geographically, and throw new light onto their fluid and permeable construction across time and space. 02 The construction and imagination of China's margins – ethnic, political, socio-cultural, geographical, religious – has long engrossed China scholars 04 Introduction Gender from the Margins of China Intersections of Gender, Generation, and Class at Hong Kong's Border: Precarious Peripheries in Ann Hui'sA Simple Life(2011) and Flora Lau's Bends(2013) Chinese Women in Mexico City's Popular Markets: Building Trust BetweenGuanxiandComadrazgo Strong Women in an Online Matriarchal World Phenomenology and Affect: Qiu Jiongjiong'sMadame Gender, Ethnicity, and Collectivisation in the Frontier Regions of the People's Republic of China Muslim, Modern, Model Subjects: Writing Uyghur Women into the Chinese Nation, 1949-1966 Personalia 43 Sextant is a multidisciplinary, internationally peer-reviewed annual journal specialising in women's and gender studies. 43 Sextant est une revue annuelle, multidisciplinaire et internationale à comité de lecture, spécialisée en études sur les femmes et le genre. 44 Created in 1993 by belgian historian Éliane Gubin, Sextant was the first academic publication in Belgium dedicated to these issues. Today, the journal focuses on gender and sexuality, and is supported by an interdisciplinary group of ULB lecturers. Its interdisciplinary mission (social sciences, literary studies, law, psychology…) allowed it to carve out its niche in both the scientific community and the francophone cultural sphere. More than thirty thematic issues have been published to this day, with a wide range of gender-related subjects: work, citizenship, domesticity, colonialism, musculinities, or even Catholic mobilisations against the 'gender ideology.' Since 2014 Sextant is subsidised by the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique /National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS-FRS). It welcomes original articles in both French and English. 44 Créée en 1993 à l'initiative de l'historienne belge Éliane Gubin, Sextant fut la première revue universitaire consacrée à ces questions en Belgique. La revue porte aujourd'hui sur les questions de genre et de sexualité et est portée par un groupe interdisciplinaire d'enseignant.e.s de l'ULB. Son engagement sur le terrain de l'interdisciplinarité (sciences sociales, lettres, droit, psychologie…) lui a permis de se faire une place dans le monde de la recherche et dans l'espace francophone. Une trentaine de numéros thématiques ont ainsi déjà vu le jour, qui portent sur des sujets variés, tous vus sous l'angle du genre : le travail, la citoyenneté, la domesticité, le colonialisme, les masculinités ou encore les mobilisations catholiques contre « l'idéologie du genre ». La revue est subsidiée depuis 2014 par le Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS-FRS). 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