Ding Naifei
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1707512 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ding Naifei |
| NOMBRES | Ding |
| APELLIDO | Naifei |
| FIRMA | NAIFEI D |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Imagined Concubinage
Imagined concubinage refers to fictional representations of urban marriage and romantic love in crisis in early 1980s Taiwan by women writers in short stories, novellas, and novels featuring female protagonists. This article's main question arises from a Taiwan context wherein a populist feminist antisex sentiment necessitates renewed understanding of its cultural-historical lineage and affinities. One aspect of feminist antisex sentiment is embe…
Wife-in-Monogamy and 'The Exaltation of Concubines
This paper queries the establishment of legal equality among women of different social status in contemporary nations like Singapore and Taiwan. At issue is the supremacy of the modern wife-in-monogamy (with which feminism in the region has identified) and how this has installed a new hierarchy among women in the aftermath of varied practices of ‘Chinese polygamies’. The paper adopts the method of juxtaposing two different moments and sites for r…
Stigma of sex and sex work
For the critical circles of movement groups and allied intellectuals in Taiwan, Korea has long been a point of critical reference, that is, we have long felt, even before the popularization of ‘hah
Reticent poetics, queer politics
This is a preliminary rethinking of the interface of tolerance and reticence as a dominant aesthetic‐ethical value with the maintaining of ‘proper’ sexual relations and the keeping of deviant sex(ualities) in the realm of ghosts and wangliang. The paper is a descriptive analysis of certain effects of homophobia as the latter is re‐figured through ‘silent words and reticent tolerance’, passing for the most ‘traditional’ of virtues in modern ‘democ…
Reticent poetics, queer politics
This is a preliminary rethinking of the interface of tolerance and reticence as a dominant aesthetic‐ethical value with the maintaining of ‘proper’ sexual relations and the keeping of deviant sex(ualities) in the realm of ghosts and wangliang. The paper is a descriptive analysis of certain effects of homophobia as the latter is re‐figured through ‘silent words and reticent tolerance’, passing for the most ‘traditional’ of virtues in modern ‘democ…
Wife-in-Monogamy and 'The Exaltation of Concubines
This paper queries the establishment of legal equality among women of different social status in contemporary nations like Singapore and Taiwan. At issue is the supremacy of the modern wife-in-monogamy (with which feminism in the region has identified) and how this has installed a new hierarchy among women in the aftermath of varied practices of ‘Chinese polygamies’. The paper adopts the method of juxtaposing two different moments and sites for r…
Imagined Concubinage
Imagined concubinage refers to fictional representations of urban marriage and romantic love in crisis in early 1980s Taiwan by women writers in short stories, novellas, and novels featuring female protagonists. This article's main question arises from a Taiwan context wherein a populist feminist antisex sentiment necessitates renewed understanding of its cultural-historical lineage and affinities. One aspect of feminist antisex sentiment is embe…
Stigma of sex and sex work
For the critical circles of movement groups and allied intellectuals in Taiwan, Korea has long been a point of critical reference, that is, we have long felt, even before the popularization of ‘hah
Reticent poetics, queer politics
This is a preliminary rethinking of the interface of tolerance and reticence as a dominant aesthetic‐ethical value with the maintaining of ‘proper’ sexual relations and the keeping of deviant sex(ualities) in the realm of ghosts and wangliang. The paper is a descriptive analysis of certain effects of homophobia as the latter is re‐figured through ‘silent words and reticent tolerance’, passing for the most ‘traditional’ of virtues in modern ‘democ…
Stigma of sex and sex work
For the critical circles of movement groups and allied intellectuals in Taiwan, Korea has long been a point of critical reference, that is, we have long felt, even before the popularization of ‘hah
Wife-in-Monogamy and 'The Exaltation of Concubines
This paper queries the establishment of legal equality among women of different social status in contemporary nations like Singapore and Taiwan. At issue is the supremacy of the modern wife-in-monogamy (with which feminism in the region has identified) and how this has installed a new hierarchy among women in the aftermath of varied practices of ‘Chinese polygamies’. The paper adopts the method of juxtaposing two different moments and sites for r…
Imagined Concubinage
Imagined concubinage refers to fictional representations of urban marriage and romantic love in crisis in early 1980s Taiwan by women writers in short stories, novellas, and novels featuring female protagonists. This article's main question arises from a Taiwan context wherein a populist feminist antisex sentiment necessitates renewed understanding of its cultural-historical lineage and affinities. One aspect of feminist antisex sentiment is embe…
Sociology (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Japanese History and Culture (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Asian Studies and History (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Human sexuality (2 obras) · Law (2 obras)