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Chinese proverbs: How are women and men represented?
Fung King Jackie LEE
Department of Linguistics and Modern Language Studies (LML)
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Arts and Humanities
Hong Kong
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Generic
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Self Concept
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Depiction
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Firstness
100%
Gender Inequality
100%
Chastity
100%
supremacy
100%
Modesty
100%
fondness
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Social Order
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Objectification
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Charm
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Masculinity
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Keyphrases
Chinese Proverb
100%
Hong Kong
25%
Childrens
25%
Copyright
25%
Friendship
25%
Personal Characteristics
25%
Early Learning
25%
Gender Equality
25%
Female Representation
25%
Dictionary
25%
Self-image
25%
Romantic
25%
Firstness
25%
Sexual Objectification
25%
Domestic Role
25%
Hand Value
25%
Modesty
25%
Charm
25%
Generic Construction
25%
Social Order
25%
Objectification of Women
25%
Perception of Others
25%
Male Supremacy
25%
Masculine Generics
25%
Bravery
25%
Chastity
25%
Kindness
25%
Social Sciences
Chinese
100%
Hong Kong
25%
Gender Inequality
25%
Image of Women
25%
Self-Image
25%
Image of Men
25%
Objectification
25%
Social Order
25%
Psychology
Objectification
100%