Vol. 5 No. 1S (2025): Resemantizing Gender Stereotypes: Reproductions, Experiments and Challenges in China and Japan

Edited by H. Steven Green, Federico Picerni & Francesco Vitucci

DOI: https://doi.org/10.60923/issn.2785-3233/v5-n1S-2025

Published: 2025-12-19

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• Resemantizing Gender Stereotypes: Reproductions, Experiments and Challenges in China and Japan. Editors’ Introduction

  H. Steven Green, Federico Picerni, Francesco Vitucci

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Articles

• From Confucian Archetype to Neoliberal Resemantization: The Resurgence of the Ideal “Good Wife and Wise Mother” (Xiánqī Liángmǔ) in Contemporary China

  Sabrina Ardizzoni

  9-35

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• Homoerotic Desire and Masculine Identity in Tachibana Sotō’s Narrative

  Marco Taddei

  37-54

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• To My Dear Friend: Furuhashi Teiji’s 1992 Letter and the Subversion of AIDS

  Marco Del Din

  55-74

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• Resurgences of Women's Language in Japanese TV News: Shirabete Mitara and the Representation of Foreign Women

  Francesco Vitucci

  75-98

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• (Not) Becoming Mothers: Fertility Intentions and Reproductive Agency During the Three-child Policy in China

  Cristina Manzone

  99-121

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• A Time that Goes Nowhere: The Resemantization of Time as an All-Human Language in Zheng Xiaoqiong's Poetry and our Contemporaneity

  Martina Renata Prosperi

  123-152

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Conversazioni

• A Conversation with Zhang Huijun: How Poetry and Sisterhood Resemantize and Dismantle Gender Stereotypes

  Martina Benigni

  153-163

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