改变记忆

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Social Sciences and Missions-Sciences Sociales et Missions Pub Date : 2020-05-22 DOI:10.1163/18748945-03301011

W. Wong

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基督教女青年会成立于1894年，五年后，在新教福音运动的影响下，中国女青年会全国委员会于1899年成立。满清帝国覆灭后不久，中华民国元年，即1912年，广州女青年会成立。在这项研究中，我考察了三位前女青年会工作人员的口述历史访谈，并辅以一位前秘书长的书面回忆和其他稀缺材料，以重建20世纪40年代广州女青年会支离破碎的工作。在结论部分，我讨论了他们的记忆是如何根据他们在不同时期的偶然“现在”身份而变化的，以及他们是如何依赖于个人关注、机构隶属关系和社会政治背景的。

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Shifting Memories

Five years after the establishment of the World Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) in 1894 under the influence of the Protestant evangelical movement the Chinese YWCA national committee was founded in 1899. Shortly after the overthrow of the Manchu Empire, the Canton YWCA was founded in 1912, the first year of the Republic of China. In this study I examine three oral history interviews with former YWCA staff, supplemented by the written recollections of a former general secretary and other scarce materials to reconstruct the fragmented work of the Canton YWCA in the 1940s. In the conclusion, I discuss how their memories have shifted according to their contingent “present” identities in different periods of time, and how they are dependent on individual concerns, institutional affiliations and socio-political contexts.

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Social Sciences and Missions-Sciences Sociales et Missions RELIGION-

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