Rice Bowl Women: Writings by and about the Women of China and Japan

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Dorothy Blair Shimer
New American Library, 1982 - Fiction - 390 pages
"Over a thousand years of stories and memoirs that reflect the changing status and ongoing struggle of women in the Orient"--Page 1 of cover.

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Tang Dynasty 618905
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Ming Dynasty 13681644
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Ching Dynasty 16441911
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Dorothy Blair Shimer
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TitleRice Bowl Women: Writings by and about the Women of China and Japan
A Mentor book
EditorDorothy Blair Shimer
PublisherNew American Library, 1982
ISBN0451620828, 9780451620828
Length390 pages
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Fiction / General
Literary Collections / Asian / Chinese
Literary Collections / Asian / Japanese
  
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