Looking beyond the familiar trappings of the cult of female chastity—such as hagiographies of widows and chastity shrines--in late imperial China, this book explores the cult's political significance and practical ramifications in everyday life during the eighteenth century. In the first full-length study of the subject, Janet Theiss examines a vast number of laws, legal cases, regulations, and policies to illustrate the social and political processes through which female virtue was defined, enforced, and contested. Along the way, she provides rich details of social life and cultural practices among ordinary Chinese people through narratives of criminal cases of sexual assault, harassment, adultery, and domestic violence.
Janet M. Theiss is Associate Professor of History at the University of Utah
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Agency in female suicide
评分如果最後一章再夯實一些就更好瞭
评分與材料結閤緊密導緻無法滑水讀完。除瞭最後一章最後兩節有點牽強以外,剩餘的分析做得很漂亮,各方勢力輪流登場。在談Female chstity中諸多contradiction和negotiation時,似乎隱約在迴應Ko:gender orthodoxy中的漏洞在民間不會帶來resilience而是緻命的conflict和fracture。
评分如果最後一章再夯實一些就更好瞭
评分有意思的觀點是從康熙到雍正,雍正到乾隆,中央對婦女貞操觀都有轉變(推崇自殺烈女到推崇不自殺的寡婦),目的是對父係社會的維穩轉嚮對父係社會産權的保護。而且對邊遠地區輸入貞操觀也反應瞭清王朝對多種族帝國的控製和教化過程。
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