1st Edition
Gender, Intimacy, and Class in a Changing China The Individual and Social Change
Introduction: Gender, Intimacy, and Class in a Changing China: The Individual and Social Change
Fiona Gill
1. Gender Equality and ‘Independent Men’: Digital Feminism and Online Misogyny
Shuhan Chen
2. Gendered Symbolic Meaning and Social Structure: Tea Making in Chaozhou
Jinghong Zhang
3. Homohysteric engagement and male bonding: Male Chinese sports fans and athletic bromances
Altman Yuzhu Peng, Fengshu Liu and Chunyan Wu
4. Intimacy in Urban Families: Harmony and Social Cohesion
Hui Miao
5. Revolutionary Filial Piety: Red Collecting and the Creation of Intimacy
Emily Williams
6. Bridging the Gap: The Market Economy and (Re)Shaping Marriage Transmitted Debt
May Cheong, Jie Huang, and Joseph Black
7. Parental marriage-matchmaking practices: Marketisation, internationalisation, and disgitalisation
Pan Wang
8. Upper Class Self-Identification: Social class, narrative, gender
David S G Goodman
9. Opting Out of the Mainstream: Buddhist Practice as Gendered Critique in Urban China
John Osburg
Biography
Fiona Gill is a senior lecturer and current Chair of the Discipline of Sociology and Criminology at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research interests include gender and the experiences of women in different contexts, memory, identity, and qualitative research methods.
