Chinese women - Globe Thesis

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121.	Constructing and reconstructing images of Chinese women in Lin Yutang's translations, adaptations and rewritings
122.	Expectations of love and marriage in relationships between Chinese women and Western men in urban China
123.	Sojourners in transition: Chinese women undergraduate students at an American university
124.	Speaking the unspeakable: Chinese women's condom use communication
125.	Motherhood in early China
126.	Reparation as narrative resistance: Displacing orientalism and recoding harm for Chinese women of the Exclusion era
127.	Unsettling women: Contemporary diasporic Chinese women's writing
128.	A study of three Chinese women academics' subjectivity and agency
129.	Imagined legacies: The assertion of a female writing tradition in modern Chinese literature
130.	The ever-changing roles of Chinese women in society: A content analysis and semiotic analysis of some contemporary Chinese films
131.	Towards an understanding of depression in Chinese-Canadian women: Cultural, contextual and family perspectives
132.	A space of their own: Negotiating culture, gender, and ethnicity in the lives of first-generation Chinese women educators in the United States
133.	Calling Canada home: Canadian law and immigrant Chinese women from South China and Hong Kong, 1860--1990
134.	All under heaven: The portrayal of Chinese women in Pearl S. Buck's writing
135.	New woman, new fiction: Autobiographical fictions by twentieth-century Chinese women writers
136.	From ritual lament to public discourse: Some observations on the changing perception of fate among Hong Kong Chinese women
137.	Manchu women in transition: Gender, ethnicity, and acculturation in the 17th--18th century China
138.	Wielding pens as swords: Chinese women writers and the Japanese occupation of Manchuria, 1936--1945
139.	Writing and transformation: In search of female subjectivity in modern Chinese women's fiction
140.	Strategies of modern Chinese women writers' autobiography
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