Dongxiao Qin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6555658 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dongxiao Qin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dongxiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Qin |
| SIGNATURE | QIN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | New England College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Research on university library and intelligence information service in the new period
In the digital era, academic library and information services at universities have undergone profound transformations and innovations, breaking free from the constraints of traditional library service models and embodying a people-centric service philosophy. This paper delves into the development history, characteristics, core content and methods, personnel qualities, and training of academic library and information services, integrating the appl…
Reweaving a fragmented self
A grounded theory was developed to describe the processes of self‐understanding of a group of Chinese women graduate students who were studying in the United States at the time of the research. A basic psychological process, reweaving a fragmented self, was identified from interviews with 20 Chinese women graduate students. Reweaving a fragmented self included three sub‐processes: weaving self, fragmenting self and reweaving self, as occurred acr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists' essentialist claims of 'gendered' experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists’ essentialist claims of ‘gendered’ experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists’ essentialist claims of ‘gendered’ experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Reweaving a fragmented self
A grounded theory was developed to describe the processes of self‐understanding of a group of Chinese women graduate students who were studying in the United States at the time of the research. A basic psychological process, reweaving a fragmented self, was identified from interviews with 20 Chinese women graduate students. Reweaving a fragmented self included three sub‐processes: weaving self, fragmenting self and reweaving self, as occurred acr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists' essentialist claims of 'gendered' experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists' essentialist claims of 'gendered' experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Toward a Critical Feminist Perspective of Culture and Self
The overall aim of this article is to provide a critical feminist perspective of culture and self. Five main points of view are presented. First, cultural feminists’ essentialist claims of ‘gendered’ experience for all women are critiqued. Second, a deconstructive reading of essentialist self from postmodern feminist perspective is discussed. Third, the ongoing critique of western autonomous self is critically reviewed. Fourth, a further deconstr…
Reweaving a fragmented self
A grounded theory was developed to describe the processes of self‐understanding of a group of Chinese women graduate students who were studying in the United States at the time of the research. A basic psychological process, reweaving a fragmented self, was identified from interviews with 20 Chinese women graduate students. Reweaving a fragmented self included three sub‐processes: weaving self, fragmenting self and reweaving self, as occurred acr…
Research on university library and intelligence information service in the new period
In the digital era, academic library and information services at universities have undergone profound transformations and innovations, breaking free from the constraints of traditional library service models and embodying a people-centric service philosophy. This paper delves into the development history, characteristics, core content and methods, personnel qualities, and training of academic library and information services, integrating the appl…
Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Feminism (2 works) · Perspective (graphical (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Self (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Academic library (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work)