思考婦女／性別史與世界／全球史：交集、張力與機會

Thinking About Women's and Gender History & World and Global History: Intersections, Tensions, Opportunities

烏爾麗克．史特拉瑟(Ulrike Strasser)；陳恬緣(Chen Tian-yuan)；陳韋聿

近代中國婦女史研究

36期（2020 / 12 / 01）

157 - 192

繁體中文

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