Technology and gender : fabrics of power in late imperial China /
Francesca Bray.
- Berkeley : University of California Press, �1997.
- 1 online resource (xvi, 419 pages) : illustrations
- ACLS Humanities E-Book. .
"A Philip E. Lilienthal book."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 387-409) and index.
List of Chinese Dynasties -- Introduction: The Framework of Everyday Life: Technology, Women and Cultural History -- pt. 1. Building a Tradition: The Construction of Chinese Social Space. 1. House Form and Meaning. 2. Encoding Patriarchy. 3. The Text of the Chinese House -- pt. 2. Women's Work: Weaving New Patterns in the Social Fabric. 4. Fabrics of Power: The Canonical Meanings of Women's Work. 5. Economic Expansion and Changing Division of Labor. 6. Women's Work and Women's Place -- pt. 3. Meanings of Motherhood: Reproductive Technologies and Their Uses. 7. Medical History and Gender History. 8. Reproductive Medicine and the Dual Nature of Fertility. 9. Reproductive Hierarchies. Conclusion: Gynotechnics and Civilization.
Sex role--History.--China Women--Social conditions.--China Technology--Social aspects--History.--China R�ole selon le sexe--Histoire.--Chine Femmes--Conditions sociales.--Chine Technologie--Aspect social--Histoire.--Chine SOCIAL SCIENCE--Gender Studies. Sex role. Social conditions Technology--Social aspects. Women--Social conditions. Gender & Ethnic Studies. Social Sciences. Gender Studies & Sexuality.