The book examines the Young Women's Christian Association in Beijing and analyzes the role of Christian women in modernization efforts in Republican China. The author argues that Christian women pioneered modern social service in the country.
The book examines the Young Women's Christian Association in Beijing and analyzes the role of Christian women in modernization efforts in Republican China. The author argues that Christian women pioneered modern social service in the country.
Aihua Zhang is assistant professor in history at the Gardner-Webb University.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Chapter One: Revisiting the New Woman: Bringing Christian Women into Discussion Chapter Two: Materializing the Christian Faith Chapter Three: Sponsoring Constructive Recreation and Launching Reforms in the Domestic Sphere Chapter Four: Allying for Diverse Modernization Experiments and Extensive Outreach Conclusion Epilogue Index Bibliography About the Author
List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Chapter One: Revisiting the New Woman: Bringing Christian Women into Discussion Chapter Two: Materializing the Christian Faith Chapter Three: Sponsoring Constructive Recreation and Launching Reforms in the Domestic Sphere Chapter Four: Allying for Diverse Modernization Experiments and Extensive Outreach Conclusion Epilogue Index Bibliography About the Author
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