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(Ebook) Drowning Girls in China Female Infanticide in China since 1650 1st Edition by DE Mungello ISBN 9780742555303 0742555305

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Authors:D. E. Mungello
Pages:186 pages.
Year:2008
Language:english
File Size:1.28 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780742555303, 9780742557321, 0742555305, 0742557324
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ISBN 10: 0742555305
ISBN 13: 9780742555303
Author: DE Mungello

This groundbreaking book offers the first full analysis of the long-neglected and controversial subject of female infanticide in China. Although infanticide and child abandonment were worldwide phenomena from antiquity down to the nineteenth century when massive numbers of children were still being abandoned in Europe, China was unique in targeting girls almost exclusively. Yet despite its persistence for two thousand years, little has been published on a practice that is deeply sensitive within China and little understood by outsiders. Drawing on little-known Chinese documents and illustrations, noted historian D. E. Mungello describes the causes and continuation of female infanticide since 1650 despite efforts by Confucian moralists, Buddhist teachings, government officials, and even imperial edicts to stop the practice. The arrival of Christian missionaries led to foreign involvement as well, with Catholic priests baptizing abandoned and dying infants in Nanjing and Beijing beginning in the early 1600s. Mission efforts peaked in the nineteenth century when the European-based Society of the Holy Childhood urged Catholic children to contribute their pennies to help neglected children in China. However, most of the infant victims were drowned at birth in the privacy of their homes, thereby escaping the scrutiny of the law and the public. Mungello brings this secretive practice to light with a nuanced and balanced analysis of the cultural, economic, and social causes of early infanticide and its contemporary manifestation in sex-selected abortion as a result of the government's one-child policy. Presenting female infanticide as a human rather than a distinctly Chinese problem, he estimates the tragic loss of girls in the millions.
 

(Ebook) Drowning Girls in China Female Infanticide in China since 1650 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Female Infanticide

  • Infanticide in World History

  • Infanticide in China

  • "A Subject or a Sensibility?"

Chapter 2: Female Infanticide in Nineteenth‑Century China

  • Causes and Forms of Infanticide

  • Buddhism and Daoism in Popular Morality Literature

  • Confucianism in Popular Morality Literature

  • Popular Broadsheets and Newspapers

Chapter 3: Official and Literati Efforts to Combat Infanticide

  • Early Official Efforts

  • Early Qing Literati Assistance

  • Literati Foundling Hospices

  • Confucian Arguments Against Female Infanticide

  • Nineteenth‑Century Infant Protection Societies

Chapter 4: Infanticide Deniers

  • Denial in History

  • Protestant Missionary Deniers

  • Knowledgeable Protestant Observers

Chapter 5: The European Cult of Chinese Children

  • Infanticide Deniers in Europe

  • "The Holy Childhood" and the Cult of the Child

  • Creating a Foreign Island in China

Chapter 6: Christian Mission Efforts to Aid Foundlings

  • Jesuit and Catholic Institutional Responses

  • Seventeenth‑Century Rescue Efforts

  • Eighteenth‑Century Foundling Hospices

  • Contributions of Catechists and Christian Virgins

  • Nineteenth‑Century Catholic Initiatives

Chapter 7: Female Infanticide in Modern China

  • Conclusion

  • Bibliography

  • Notes

  • Index

  • About the Author

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