Theorising Chinese Masculinity

Discover the complexities of gender and identity in "Theorising Chinese Masculinity" by esteemed scholars, published by Cambridge University Press in 2002. This hardback edition spans 248 pages and presents a thorough examination of the dynamics of masculinity within Chinese culture.

While much of the existing literature on gender and sexuality is rooted in Eurocentric perspectives, this book fills a significant gap by exploring these themes specifically within the Chinese context. It delves into the social constructs and historical factors that shape Chinese masculinity, making it an essential read for anyone interested in Asian studies, gender theory, or sociology.

Engaging and insightful, "Theorising Chinese Masculinity" invites readers to rethink conventional narratives and appreciate the rich tapestry of masculinity in China. Don't miss the opportunity to add this vital resource to your collection today.