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6. The Limits of Reform
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Joshua Goldstein
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
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Part One. (Re)Framing the Genre, 1870–1919
- 1. Late Qing Institutions of Peking Opera 17
- 2. From Teahouse to Playhouse 55
- 3. The Experimental Stage, 1895–1920 89
- 4. May Fourth Realism and Qi Rushan’s Theory of National Drama 134
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Part Two. Peking Opera to National Drama, 1920–1937
- 5. Landscape and Figure, Nation and Character 175
- 6. The Limits of Reform 209
- 7. The Gendering of National Culture, Or, The Only Good Woman is a Man 237
- 8. Nationalization through Iconification 264
- Epilogue 291
- Notes 297
- Bibliography 335
- Index 355
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
-
Part One. (Re)Framing the Genre, 1870–1919
- 1. Late Qing Institutions of Peking Opera 17
- 2. From Teahouse to Playhouse 55
- 3. The Experimental Stage, 1895–1920 89
- 4. May Fourth Realism and Qi Rushan’s Theory of National Drama 134
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Part Two. Peking Opera to National Drama, 1920–1937
- 5. Landscape and Figure, Nation and Character 175
- 6. The Limits of Reform 209
- 7. The Gendering of National Culture, Or, The Only Good Woman is a Man 237
- 8. Nationalization through Iconification 264
- Epilogue 291
- Notes 297
- Bibliography 335
- Index 355