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Hybrid Subjects, Fluid Bonds: Envisioning the Early Modern Queer in <i>Phoenixes Flying Together</i>
This essay offers a study of male homoeroticism in an unconventional and yet seminal nineteenth-century woman-authored tanci work, Fengshuangfei 鳳雙飛 (Phoenixes Flying Together; preface dated 1899) by Cheng Huiying 程蕙英 (before 1859–after 1899). Perhaps the only tanci known today that focuses centrall
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