The First Chinese Embassy to the West: The Journals of Kuo Sung-t`ao. Liu Hsi-hung and Chang Te-yi.

Widmer, Éric; Frodsham, J. D.

doi:10.2307/2052770

The Journal of Asian Studies

1975

DOI: 10.2307/2052770

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The First Chinese Embassy to the West: The Journals of Kuo Sung-t`ao. Liu Hsi-hung and Chang Te-yi.

Éric Widmer¹,

J. D. Frodsham²

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This article explores the multiple and complex ways in which the gendered foreign ‘Other’ was discursively represented in primarily women’s magazines during the late Qing and early Republic, a period that begins with an unravelling of the confidence in the ‘traditional’ Chinese Woman as the symbol of China’s superior civilisation (and, in a larger context, when Chinese elites were increasingly compelled to interrogate the raison d’être of their own social and cultural values amidst growing Anglo-American global hegemony). The article suggests that the ‘othering’ of the foreign woman in the early twentieth century anticipates contemporary Han Chinese representations of the Western Woman as an ‘ambiguous fetish’ and of ethnic minority women as exotic figures on the lower rungs of a civilisational ladder.

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The First Chinese Embassy to the West: The Journals of Kuo Sung-t`ao. Liu Hsi-hung and Chang Te-yi.

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Chinese Women Go Global: Discursive and Visual Representations of the Foreign ‘Other’ in the Early Chinese Women’s Press and Media

Chinese Women Go Global: Discursive and Visual Representations of the Foreign ‘Other’ in the Early Chinese Women’s Press and Media

China’s Perceptions of International Society in the Nineteenth Century: Learning More About Power Politics?

An Imperial Nomad and the Great Game: Thomas Francis Wade in China

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