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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Republican-era"”.

  1. American Women's Intellectual History in the Revolutionary and New Republican Era: Charting a Shift in Feminist Theory

    … of view as it is presented in prescriptive literature, political tracts, and women's own writing. Because of the nature of my goal, I will attempt to glean women's ideas out of the extant primary source material of this period. As the aim of this study implies the existence of a prescribed …

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  2. Il confine orientale italiano tra contesto internazionale e lotta politica: 1943-1953

    … national / international level and how it has interacted with the history of the second half of the twentieth century. In this context, however, it became necessary to consider the first the events related to the eastern border of Italian before 1945, as these are closely linked to subsequent …

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  3. The Modern Formulation of Chinese Art History and the Building of a Nation in Early Twentieth-Century China

    … of Qing imperial rule and the beginning of the Republican era (1912-1949).</p> <p>In the early 1900s, while exiled in Japan, Liang Qichao 梁啟超 (1873-1929), published essays and brought ideas of “national spirit” and “civilization” into the consciousness of revolutionary intellectuals both abroad …

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  4. TRANSGRESSING THE STAGE: FEMALE XIQU PERFORMERS AT THE TURN OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

    … period between the late Qing and the early Republican era (1870-1937), it argues that female xiqu actors were not merely marginal figures but played a crucial role in shaping the stagecraft and culture of xiqu, on par with their male counterparts. The study begins by examining the …

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  5. Who Is Our Master? -Debates during Civil Service Reforms-

    … of American history. They are the founding era, Jacksonian era, Republican era, and the Carter Administration. These eras were related to the four important civil service reform acts: the two Tenure of Office Acts of 1820 and 1867, Pendleton Act of 1883, and the CSRA of 1978. Congressional …

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  6. Between Majority Power and Minority Resistance : Kurdish Linguistic Rights in Turkey

    … rights and minority resistance constitutes the overall aim of this study. This problematisation is done in two parts, first of which includes a deconstructive analysis using three binary oppositions: the minority and the majority; the individual and community; and the public and private sphere …

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  7. Bowu and the Natural World in the Formation of Modern China

    … of some exemplary uses of *bowu* in pre-modern eras, ranging from association with a kind of polymath (*bowu junzi* 博物君子) which emerged between the fifth and second centuries BC to the term’s continuous occurrence in major reference books, such as the Qing imperial encyclopaedia *Qindin Gujin …

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  8. Writing a Modern Land: Discourses of Environmental Modernity in Twentieth-century Xinjiang

    … the Chinese-language Xinjiang Daily’s coverage of snow in Ürümchi in the 1930s and 1940s, finding the modern state, citizen, and nation present in articles on snow (and post-snow mud) published in the paper. Chapter 2 picks up the story of non-human environments once more in the early PRC, …

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