Résumé :
Chinese theatrical performances were part of the popular visual culture of colonial Australia. This article addresses a cultural fascination with Chinese female feet in China and Australia in the nineteenth century. It discusses the political and social interpretations of an advertised performance featuring Chinese females with small feet in Australia in 1860 and proposes new cultural understandings of the Chinese performers’ identity by the mainly male spectatorship. [author summary]

Localisation : Traitement documentaire B

• Ex. 1 — Consultation sur place