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Social conditions, History, Feminine beauty (Aesthetics), Women, Feminine beauty (aesthetics), Women, asia, Women, social conditionsPlaces
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Visualizing beauty: gender and ideology in modern East Asia
2012, Hong Kong University Press
in English
9888083899 9789888083893
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Table of Contents
Beauty battle: politics and portraiture in late Meiji Japan / Karen M. Fraser
Painting manuals and gendered modernity in Republican-era Shanghai / Lisa Claypool
How "modern" was the modern woman? Crossed legs and modernity in 1930s Shanghai calendar posters, pictorial magazines, and cartoons / Francesca Dal Lago
Fashioning appearances: feminine beauty in Chinese Communist revolutionary culture / Hung-yok Ip
The modern girl (Modeon Geol) as a contested symbol in colonial Korea / Yeon Shim Chung
Female images in 1930s Korea: virtuous women and good mothers / Yisoon Kim
Japanese images of Asian women in "traditional" clothes in the age of empire / Kaoru Kojima
The gender of beauty in architectural and interior design discourse in modern Japan / Sarah Teasley.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [163]-173) and index
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