Legible and Thus Legitimate? Reading and Blurring Gender in China, Today and Yesterday

  • Jortay C
  • Bond J
  • Liu C
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Abstract

In her keynote address to the conference from which this special issue of China Perspectives has emerged, Prof. Gail Hershatter spoke of gender and “blindspotting”: how practices of looking and bringing something into focus may cause other aspects to simultaneously fade out (Hershatter 2019). This idea builds on her previous work conceptualising gender as a “kind of lens that allows one to zoom in and out,” an anchoring foothold that is “multi-scalar rather than scalable” (Hershatter 2012: 88...

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Jortay, C., Bond, J., & Liu, C. (2020). Legible and Thus Legitimate? Reading and Blurring Gender in China, Today and Yesterday. China Perspectives, 2020(3), 5–8. https://doi.org/10.4000/chinaperspectives.10257

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