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Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya

Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya - Thryft
Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya - Thryft
Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya - Thryft
Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya - Thryft
Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya - Thryft
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Peasants, Proletarians, and Prostitutes: a preliminary investigation into the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya

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Publisher: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Related Collections: Sociology, History

Description

Author: Lai Ah Eng
Publisher: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1986
Condition: Softcover, minor wear to cover, interior clean
This book uses a socio-historical approach with feminist insight to examine the work of Chinese women in colonial Malaya, specifically those who worked as prostitutes, mui tsai, domestic servants, tin and rubber workers, hawkers and construction workers.

 
Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.