Twentieth-Century China is published by Johns Hopkins University Press and hosted online at Project MUSE.
Twentieth-Century China
Vol. 45, No. 1, January 2020
Table of Contents
Editorial by MARGHERITA ZANASI
Articles
Radio, Sound Cinema, and Community Singing: The Making of a New Sonic Culture in Modern China
XIAOBING TANG
Revolutionary Echoes: Radios and Loudspeakers in the Mao Era
JIE LI
The Cultural Politics of Chineseness: The US Tour of Taiwan’s National Chinese Opera Theater, 1973–1974
YANQIU ZHENG
From a Diplomatic to a Domestic Issue: China’s Struggle with Church Properties in the Nanjing Decade (1927–1937)
HONGYAN XIANG
Feminism in the Vernacular: Baihua Writing, Gender, and Identity in Late Qing China
ZHANG YUN
Review Essays:
Rethinking Women Writers and the Gendered Spaces of Print Media
YUXIN MA
Shaped by Conflict: New Writing on China’s Wartime Experience in the Early Twentieth Century
RANA MITTER
Book Review Essays (online only):
The Invention of Madness: State, Society, and the Insane in Modern China by Emily Baum (review)
NICOLE ELIZABETH BARNES
Yuan Shikai: A Reappraisal by Patrick Fuliang Shan (review)
CLEMENS BÜTTNER
