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Women Warriors and Wartime Spies of China
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Louise Edwards
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2016
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Cambridge University Press
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9781316536346
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2016
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2016
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10.1017/CBO9781316536346
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Book chapters
pp. xi
Chronology
pp. 1
Soldiering, war and gender in China
pp. 17
The archetypal woman warrior, Hua Mulan: Militarising filial piety
pp. 40
Qiu Jin: Transitioning from traditional swordswoman to feminist warrior
pp. 66
Xie Bingying opening public spaces to women Fighting patriarchy and fighting militarists
pp. 91
Aisin Gioro Xianyu: ‘Joan of Arc of the Orient’ or ‘Mata Hari of the East’?
pp. 117
Guerrilla resistance leader, Zhao Yiman: Warrior teacher and self-sacrificing CCP mother
pp. 137
Negotiating sexual virtue: The glamorous, honey-trap spy, Zheng Pingru
pp. 158
Ding Ling and Zhenzhen: Female chastity and good communist governance
pp. 175
Mobilising and militarising rural China through the girl martyr, Liu Hulan
pp. 198
Women warriors and wartime spies as tools for ‘total militarisation’: The Red Detachment of Women
pp. 245
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