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Maoist model theatre the semiotics of gender and sexuality in the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) / by Roberts, Rosemary A.

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The Time of the Sign : A Semiotic Interpretation of Modern Culture /

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Multimodal approaches to Chinese-English translation and interpreting /

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The urban code of China by Hassenpflug, Dieter, 1946-

Table of Contents: “…-- Transformations of empty urban space -- Swinging lines and dancing dots -- Closed urban space -- Open urban space -- Urban fictions -- The compact city -- The Chinese city as a semiotic system -- Summary.…”
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Creativity and Its Discontents : China's Creative Industries and Intellectual Property Rights Offenses / by Pang, Laikwan

Table of Contents: “…Creativity as a problem of modernity -- Creativity as a product of labor -- Creativity as a construct of rights -- Cultural policy, intellectual property rights, and cultural tourism -- Cinema as a creative industry -- Branding the creative city with fine arts -- Animation and transcultural signification -- A semiotics of the counterfeit product -- Imitation or appropriation arts?…”
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Tears from iron cultural responses to famine in nineteenth-century China / by Edgerton-Tarpley, Kathryn, 1970-

Table of Contents: “…Shanxi, greater China, and the famine -- Experiencing the famine : the hierarchy of suffering in a famine song from Xiezhou -- The wrath of heaven versus human greed -- Qing officialdom and the politics of famine -- Views from the outside : science, railroads, and laissez-faire economics -- Hybrid voices : the famine and Jiangnan activism -- Family and gender in famine -- The "feminization of famine" and the feminization of nationalism -- Eating culture : cannibalism and the semiotics of starvation, 1870-2001 -- Epilogue. New tears for new times : the famine revisited.…”
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