Rethinking the 1898 reform period
Subtitle: political and cultural change in late Qing China
By: edited by Rebecca E. Karl & Peter Zarrow
Contributors: Karl, Rebecca E
Series: Harvard East Asian monographs -- 214
Publisher: Published by the Harvard University Asia Center; Distributed by Harvard University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 273
Subjects: China -- History -- Reform movement, 1898
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The reform movement, the monarchy, and political modernity / Peter Zarrow; title: Literati-journalists of the Chinese Progress (Shiwu bao) in discord, 1896-1898 / Seungjoo Yoon; title: Zhang Zhidong's proposal for reform: a new reading of the Quanxue pian / Tze-ki Hon; title: The founding of the Imperial University and the emergence of Chinese modernity / Timothy B. Weston; title: Placing the hundred days: native-place ties and urban space / Richard Belsky; title: Reforming the feminine: female literacy and the legacy of 1898 / Joan Judge; title: Naming the first "new woman" / Hu Ying; title: "Slavery," citizenship, and gender in late Qing China's global context / Rebecca E. Karl; title: "Poetic revolution," colonization, and form at the beginning of modern Chinese literature / Xiaobing Tang