Table of contents for Some of us : Chinese women growing up in the Mao era edited by Xueping Zhong, Wang Zheng, and Bai Di

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INTRODUCTION, Xueping Zhong, Wang Zheng, Bai Di

IN A WORLD TOGETHER YET APART: URBAN AND RURAL WOMEN COMING OF AGE IN THE SEVENTIES, Naihua Zhang

CALL ME “QINGNIAN” BUT NOT “FUNÜ”: A MAOIST YOUTH IN RETROSPECT,Wang Zheng

FROM “LIGHTHOUSE” TO THE NORTHEAST WILDERNESS: GROWING UP AMONG THE ORDINARY STARS, Xiaomei Chen

MY WANDERING YEARS IN THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION: THE INTERPLAY OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE AND PERSONAL ARTICULATION, Bai Di

“TIMES HAVE CHANGED; MEN AND WOMEN ARE THE SAME”, Jiang Jin

GENDER CONSCIOUSNESS IN MY TEEN YEARS, Lihua Wang

BETWEEN “LIXIANG” AND CHILDHOOD DREAMS: BACK FROM THE FUTURE TO THE NEARLY FORGOTTEN YESTERYEARS, Xueping Zhong

THE PRODUCTION OF SENSES IN AND OUT OF THE “EVERLASTING AUSPICIOUS LANE”: SHANGHAI, 1966–1976, Zhang Zhen

CONGRATULATIONS, IT’S A GIRL!: GENDER AND IDENTITY IN MAO’S CHINA, Yanmei Wei

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