Visualising Ethnicity in the Southwest Borderlands: Gender and Representation in Late Imperial and Republican China.
Two common physiognomic features of non-Han people in Miao albums are dark skin and bare natural feet, both of which signified ethnic, gender, and class differences to an elite Han audience. However, I Visualising Ethnicity in the Southwest Borderlands i makes an important contribution to the study...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Asian Studies Vol. 81; no. 3; pp. 588 - 590 |
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Duke University Press
Aug2022
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