Saturday, 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Session ID: P21-400 Hosted by: International Society for Chinese Philosophy Presiding Li-Hsiang Rosenlee, presiding lihsiang@hawaii.edu View Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words) . Papers Appropriating Datong: Queer Inclusion and the Geopolitics of Moral Superiority in Contemporary China View Authors Ting-mien Lee, Lanzhou University empty6@aarweb.org View . What is the use of Confucian Feminism to the LGBTQ communities? View Authors Li-Hsiang Rosenlee lihsiang@hawaii.edu View . How to Write a Confucian Queer History? View Authors Peng Yin pengyin@bu.edu View . A Place at the Altar: Challenging Gendered Ritual Inequality in Contemporary Confucian Practice View Authors Anna Sun, Duke University anna.x.sun@duke.edu View .
Appropriating Datong: Queer Inclusion and the Geopolitics of Moral Superiority in Contemporary China View Authors Ting-mien Lee, Lanzhou University empty6@aarweb.org View .
What is the use of Confucian Feminism to the LGBTQ communities? View Authors Li-Hsiang Rosenlee lihsiang@hawaii.edu View .
A Place at the Altar: Challenging Gendered Ritual Inequality in Contemporary Confucian Practice View Authors Anna Sun, Duke University anna.x.sun@duke.edu View .