This article examines the complex, sometimes conflicting, influences of China's Communist
movement on psychotherapy and mental illness. The study is centered around the diary of a …

Feminist inquiries into the status of women in Mao-era China have shed light on the
challenges women experienced in their double role as producers and reproducers in the …

This article investigates a selection of post-1980 life writings—autobiographies, memoirs
and remembrances—by and about Chinese women and their experiences as underground …

Scholars have shown that the Chinese Communist Party under Mao Zedong was highly
attuned to the role of emotions in human thought and action, and developed sophisticated …

In this article, we study the unintended subversion of official ideology among ordinary
people in Mao's China by analyzing the everyday life represented in the letters of a …

Using recently published personal correspondence and a diary (supplemented by camp
gazetteers, recollections, etc.), this article attempts to examine the experiences and inner …

The Diary of Anne Frank was published in North Korea in 2002. Coming in the wake of a
devastating famine, the decision to translate this text was likely driven by the need to provide …

2 Working the System filmmakers to create, maintain, and adjust their newfound
subjectivities under this new sociopolitical system. To this end, this book focuses on a …

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Resumé This article examines the disease motif in Lu Xun's “Diary of a Madman”(1918) and
in Ding Ling's “Miss Sophia's Diary”(1928) in their historical and medical contexts. At its most …