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Nancy Chen is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at University of California, Santa Cruz. Her book manuscript "Breathing spaces: Qigong, Psychiatry and Bodypolitics of late Twentieth Century China" is under revision for publication.

Constance Clark teaches in the department of women studies at San Francisco State University.

Suzanne Gottschang is Luce Assistant Professor of East Asian Studies and Anthropology at Smith College. Her recent research is on the politics of mothering in China.

Lyn Jeffery is a doctoral candidate in cultural anthropology at University of California, Santa Cruz. Her thesis is on the cultural construction of transnational marketing networks in mainland China.

出版者:Duke University Press

作者:Nancy N. Chen

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页数:338

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出版时间:2001-3-21

价格:USD 94.95

装帧:Hardcover

isbn号码:9780822326342

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人类学
当代中国
城市研究
空间
海外中国研究
母亲身份
Qualitative
社会学/人类学

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China Urban is an ethnographic account of China’s cities and the place that urban space holds in China’s imagination. In addition to in vestigating this nation’s rapidly changing urban landscape, its contributors emphasize the need to rethink the very meaning of the “urban” and the utility of urban-focused anthropological critiques during a period of unprecedented change on local, regional, national, and global levels.

Through close attention to everyday lives and narratives and with a particular focus on gender, market, and spatial practices, this collection stresses that, in the case of China, rural life and the impact of socialism must be considered in order to fully comprehend the urban. Individual essays note the impact of legal barriers to geographic mobility in China, the proliferation of different urban centers, the different distribution of resources among various regions, and the pervasive appeal of the urban, both in terms of living in cities and in acquiring products and conventions signaling urbanity. Others focus on the direct sales industry, the Chinese rock music market, the discursive production of femininity and motherhood in urban hospitals, and the transformations in access to healthcare.

China Urban will interest anthropologists, sociologists, political scientists, and those studying urban planning, China, East Asia, and globalization.