125th Annual Meeting (January 6-9, 2011): Building China on the Sacred: Nationalism, Feminism, and Maoism in Twentieth-Century China

Building China on the Sacred: Nationalism, Feminism, and Maoism in Twentieth-Century China

Chinese Historians in the United States 3

Friday, January 7, 2011: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM

North Star Room (The Westin Copley Place)

Chair:

Henrietta Harrison, Harvard University

Papers:

The Reception of Herder's Cultural Nationalism in Early Republican China
Huaiyu Chen, Arizona State University

Plumbing the Heart of Thorny Shrubs: Reading Women, Religion, and Cultural Nationalism in Su Xuelin's Autobiographical Novel
Zhange Ni, Harvard Divinity School

Restoring Legitimacy: An Examination of Mao's Image in Revolutionary Folk Songs in the Chinese Civil War Period, 1945–49
Zhuo Liu, New York University

Popular Rhymes: An Honorable Tradition with a Modern Significance
Helen Xiaoyan Wu, University of Toronto

Comment:

Chunmei Du, Western Kentucky University

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