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She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  memory  chanting  writing  drawing practice  women’s culture  sexual difference  
She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. She chants, she forgets, she goes on – an account of the practice of the dying women’s script, nüshu and her stimulus to the manifestations of creative drawing work[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  memory  chanting  writing  drawing practice  women’s culture  sexual difference  
Research praxis: a drawing exploration through ordinary old objects Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Research praxis: a drawing exploration through ordinary old objects[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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drawing  objects  cultural artefacts  forgotten  traces  memory  recovery  
Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness” – An exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nüshu Conference paper
Lo, Y. Y. P.. Research praxis in drawing: the visible and the invisible “Chineseness” – An exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nüshu[C], 2016.
Authors:  Lo, Y. Y. P.
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Drawing  Chinese language  nüshu  women’s script  forgotten  traces  mimicry  
Research praxis in drawing: The visible and the invisible 'Chineseness'--an exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nushu Journal article
Yuen-Yi LO. Research praxis in drawing: The visible and the invisible 'Chineseness'--an exploration through Chinese language and the matriarchal writing script, nushu[J]. Journal of contemporary Chinese art, 2016, 3(1-2), 153-168.
Authors:  Yuen-Yi LO
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Drawing  Chinese Language  Nushu  Women's Script  Forgotten  Traces  Mimicry