REPRESENTATION OF TEACHING MOTHERS IN PAINTINGS: A STUDY OF MESSAGES EMBEDDED IN THE KEZI TU PRODUCTION IN QING CHINA

Arts & Humanities

1. Early Republican china 100%
2. Aspiration 58%
3. Household Management 45%
4. Wealth 42%
5. Late Imperial China 40%
6. Political Transition 39%
7. Elites 38%
8. Dignity 38%
9. Flourishing 37%
10. Moral Education 33%
11. East-West 32%
12. Witnessing 30%
13. Offspring 30%
14. Republican 24%
15. Qing China 24%
16. Channeling 18%
17. Finance 18%
18. Artist 17%
19. Anthologies 16%
20. Government 16%
21. Interaction 15%
22. Women Writers 15%
23. Teaching 14%
24. Enthusiasm 13%
25. Artwork 12%
26. Motherhood 11%
27. Subjectivity 11%
28. Gender History 10%
29. Chinese Culture 10%
30. Modern China 10%
31. China 10%
32. Historical Survey 9%
33. Childhood 9%
34. History 9%
35. Chinese History 9%
36. Private Collections 9%
37. Museum Collections 9%
38. Gender Studies 9%
39. Didactics 8%
40. Premodern 7%
41. Reader 7%
42. Civilization 6%
43. Length 6%