A view from Chinese jewellery: Feminism, women and design post 1949
Published: 07.03.2022
Necklace: I do not cook pasta, I realize jewellery, 2019
Sterling silver, pasta.
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This paper analysis the Chinese Contemporary Jewellery genre post-1949 with a focus on how it reflects and progresses feminism, and how to enhance women's right of speech and cultural superiority in the history of design.
First and foremost I would like to thank Professor Stephen Bottomley, for their invaluable guidance and rigorous critique combined with encouragement, which has helped to develop my ideas and bring the thesis to its present shape.
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