College English Mar 2010

Post-Mao Chinese Literary Women’s Rhetoric Revisited: A Case for an Enlightened Feminist Rhetorical Theory

Hui Wu

Abstract

Identifying the specific complexities and historical context of post-Mao Chinese literary women’s rhetoric, along with ways they have been misread, the author argues in general that Western feminist critics need to be cautious about applying their concepts to non-Western women’s literature.

Journal
College English
Published
2010-03-01
DOI
10.58680/ce20109973
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Closed
Topics
rhetorical theory gender and writing

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