Publicité en Chine
Chen, Chaonan. Old advertisements and popular culture : posters, calendars, and cigarettes, 1900-1950. 1er éd. San Francisco: Long River Press, 2004.
Kanehisa, Tching. « La publicité en Chine ». Communication et langages 74, no. 1 (1987): 70-88.
Avant 1949
Fraser, David. Smoking out the enemy : the National Goods Movement and the advertising of nationalism in China, 1880-1937, 1999.
Huang Zhiwei, et Huang Bao. Wei shiji daiyan: Zhongguo jindai guanggao (Speaking for the century: modern Chinese advertising). Shanghai shiji., 2004.
Mittler, Barbara. « Imagined Communities Divided:Reading Visual Regimes in Shanghai’s Newspaper Advertising (1860s-1910s) », s. d.
———. « Stay home and shop the world: the cosmopolitan nature(s) of advertising in Shanghai (1860s–1910s), ». Dans Studies in the Chinese Public Sphere II. Catherine Yeh, Rudolf G. Wagner, s. d.
« Mittler, Barbara, “Defy(N)ing Modernity: Women in Shanghai’s Early News-Media (1872-1915)” (2003) - VCEA », s. d. http://www.vcea.net/Digital_Library/Bibliography_en.php?ID=470.
Murai, Hiroshi. « MINKOKU JIKI SHANHAI NO KOKOKU TO MEDEIA. (Japanese) ». Shigaku Zasshi 114, no. 1 (janvier 2005): 1-33.
« Murai, Hiroshi 村井宏志, “Minkoku jiki shanhai no kokoku to medeia” [Advertizing and the media in Shanghai during the republican era] 民国時期告示機上海の故国とメヂア (2005) - VCEA », s. d. http://www.vcea.net/Digital_Library/Bibliography_en.php?ID=477.
Paulès, Xavier. « Anti-Opium Visual Propaganda and the Deglamorisation of Opium in China, 1895–1937 ». European Journal of East Asian Studies 7, no. 2 (2008): 229-262.
« The Emergence, Development and Influence of Modern Chinese Advertising--《MODERN CHINESE HISTORY STUDIES》2000年04期 », s. d. http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-JDSY200004002.htm.
Zhu, Lei. « The Tradition of Advertising in China », 2006.
Zhu, Ying. « JINDAI ZHONGGUO GUANGGAO DE CHANSHENG FAZHAN JIQI YINGXIANG. (Chinese) ». Jindaishi Yanjiu (Modern Chinese History Studies), no. 4 (juillet 2000): 87-115.
Les émetteurs de publicités : entreprises, agences, artistes
Chan, Wellington. « Personal Styles, Cultural Values and Management: The Sincere and Wing On Companies in Shanghai and Hong Kong, 1900-1941 ». The Business History Review 70, no. 2 (1996): 141.
Crow, Carl. Four hundred million customers the experiences--some happy, some sad, of an American in China, and what they taught him,. New York ;London: Harper & Brothers, 1937.
French, Paul. Carl Crow, a tough old China hand : the life, times and adventures of an American in Shanghai. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2006.
Holloway, Paula Schwartz. « ROBERT WEST MUSTARD: AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN SHANGHAI, 1865-1900 ». Delaware History 22, no. 2 (Fall1986): 63-98.
« JINGJIBU HEZHUN RENXU ZHI WAIGUO GONGSI YILAN BIAO (4). (Chinese) ». Republican Archives / Minguo Dang’an, no. 2 (juin 2001): 39-55.
Lee, Ka Kui. « The Commercial Press of Shanghai and Its Dissemination of Knowledge and Formation of Culture in the Modern China, 1897-1949: From the Perspective of the Book History. (Chinese) », 2003.
Liang, Yüan-sheng. The Shanghai taotai : linkage man in a changing society, 1843-90. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1990.
Macpherson, Kerrie L., et Clifton K. Yearley. « THE 2 1/2% MARGIN: BRITAIN’S SHANGHAI TRADERS AND CHINA’S RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF COMMERCIAL PENETRATION ». Journal of Oriental Studies 25, no. 2 (octobre 1987): 202-234.
Les récepteurs : consommateurs
« De 400 millions à plus d’un milliard de consommateurs : une brève histoire du secteur publicitaire étranger en Chine ». International Journal of Advertising, 16-4, 1997.
Dikötter, Frank. Exotic commodities : modern objects and everyday life in China. New York: Columbia University Press, 2006.
« Introduction ». China’s Anti-American Boycott Movement in 1905 2 (janvier 2002): 1-11.
Wei, R. Emerging lifestyles in China and consequences for perception of advertising, buying behaviour and consumption preferences, 1997.
Wei, Ran. Emerging lifestyles in China and consequences for perception of advertising, buying behaviour and preferences for consumption : an exploratory study, 1997.
Wu, H. « The construction of a consumer population in advertising in 1920s China ». Discourse and Society 20, no. 1 (2009): 147-147-171.
Les supports : journaux, calendriers, affiches, objets
Bergère, Marie-Claire. « A Newspaper for China? Power, Identity, and Change in Shanghai’s News Media, 1872-1912. By BARBARA MITTLER. [Harvard East Asian Monographies 226, Harvard University Asia Center. Massachusetts: Harvard ». The China Quarterly 184, no. 1 (décembre 1, 2005): 992-992-993.
« Chen, Lilin 陈昱霖 , “’Shebao’ guanggao zhong shiye de wan qing shqnghqi shehui” 《申报》广告视野中的晚清上海社会 (Shanghai Society in the Late Qing through Shenbao Advertisements) - VCEA », s. d. http://www.vcea.net/Digital_Library/Bibliography_en.php?ID=2255.
Chen, Lilin 陈昱霖. « “’Shebao’ guanggao zhong shiye de wan qing shqnghqi shehui” 《申报》广告视野中的晚清上海社会 (Shanghai Society in the Late Qing through Shenbao Advertisements) ». Suzhou daxue 苏州大学, s. d.
HONG Yu. « Research on Modern Shanghai Newspaper Vendors Groups. (English) ». Journal of Historical Science / Shixue Yuekan, no. 12 (décembre 2008): 67-72.
Hu, Junxiu. « CONG SHENBAO GUANGGAO KAN JINSHI SHANGHAI SHEHUI SHENGHUO DE BIANQIAN. (Chinese) ». Historical Archives / Lishi Dang’an, no. 4 (décembre 2003): 91-96.
———. « CONG SHENBAO GUANGGAO KAN JINSHI SHANGHAI SHEHUI SHENGHUO DE BIANQIAN. The social life transition in modern Shanghai reflected in advertisements of ’Shenbao ». Lishi Dang’an (Historical Archives), Issue 4, 2003.
Judge, Joan. « Review Article: The Power of Print? Print Capitalism and News Media in Late Qing and Republican China ». Harvard journal of Asiatic studies. 66, no. 1 (2006): 233.
Karl, Rebecca. « Journalism, Social Value, and a Philosophy of the Everyday in 1920s China ». positions: east asia cultures critique 16, no. 3 (décembre 25, 2008): 539-539-566.
Laing, Ellen Johnston. « Selling Happiness: Calendar Posters and Visual Culture in Early Twentieth-Century Shanghai ». Dans Selling Happiness: Calendar Posters & Visual Culture in Early Twentieth-Century Shanghai, 1, 2004.
Liu-Lengyel, Hongying. « Chinese Cartoons as Mass Communication: The History of Cartoon Development in China », 1994.
Ma, Yuxin. « Nation, `-isms’ and Women’s Media Public: Changes of Chinese Women’s Press, 1898-1937 », 2004.
Mei, Qionglin, et Qian Zeng. « XIANDAIXING YISHI DE KOJIAN: 1930 NIANDAI DE SHANGHAI BAOYE. (Chinese) ». Journal of Oriental Studies 41, no. 1 (octobre 2006): 123-166.
Mittler, Barbara. A newspaper for China? : power, identity, and change in Shanghai’s news media, 1872-1912. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University Asia Center ;Distributed by Harvard University Press, 2004.
MITTLER, BARBARA. « Reading Shenbao: Nationalism, Consumerism and Individuality in China, 1919-37 ». China Quarterly, no. 202 (juin 2010): 472-473.
———. « Reading Shenbao: Nationalism, Consumerism and Individuality in China, 1919-37 ». China Quarterly, no. 202 (juin 2010): 472-473.
Mittler, Barbara. « The Dianszhizhai Pictorial: Shanghai Urban Life, 1884-1898. By Xiaoqing Ye. [Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2003. 249 pp. $50.00. ISBN 0-89264-162-2.] ». The China Quarterly 177, no. 1 (mars 1, 2004): 234-234-236.
Murai, Hiroshi. « “LIANGYOU” GAHO TO KAKYO NETTOWAKU: HONKON KAKYOKEN TO NO KANREN KARA MITA “SHANHAI” TAISHU BUNKA SHI. (Japanese) ». Society & Culture 66, no. 1 (janvier 2007): 32-60.
Reed, Christopher. Gutenberg in Shanghai Chinese print capitalism, 1876-1937. Vancouver :: UBC Press,, 2004.
« Rudolf Wagner, review of Christopher Reed’s Gutenberg in Shanghai », s. d. http://mclc.osu.edu/rc/pubs/reviews/wagner.htm.
Wagner, Rudolf. « THE EARLY CHINESE NEWSPAPERS AND THE CHINESE PUBLIC SPHERE ». European Journal of East Asian Studies 1, no. 1 (mars 2001): 1.
Wang, Juan. « The Weight of Frivolous Matters: Shanghai Tabloid Culture, 1897-1911 », 2005.
Weston, Timothy B. « MINDING THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS: THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF JOURNALISM IN 1920S CHINA ». Twentieth-Century China 31, no. 2 (avril 2006): 4-31.
Wong, Yeuk Mui. « Wide-Angle Lens and Kaleidoscope: A Case Study of `The Young Companion Pictorial Magazine’ (1926-1945). (Chinese) », 2008.
Wu, Guo. « Media, Nationhood, and State: Zheng Guanying and the Urban Cultural Sphere in Late Qing Shanghai », 2007.
Yi, Feng. « Shop Signs and Visual Culture in Republican Beijing ». European Journal of East Asian Studies 6, no. 1 (mars 2007): 103-128.
———. « Shop Signs and Visual Culture in Republican Beijing ». European Journal of East Asian Studies 6, no. 1 (mars 2007): 103-128.
Zhang, Qing. « MINCHU “SIXIANG JIE” JIEXI: BAOKAN MEIJIE YU DUSHUREN DE SHENGHUO XINGTAI. (Chinese) ». Jindaishi Yanjiu (Modern Chinese History Studies), no. 3 (mai 2007): 1-25.
La culture visuelle et l'"intervisualité"
An-yi Pan. « Transforming Traditions in Modern Chinese Painting: Huang Pin-hung’s Late Work ». China Review International 12, no. 1 (Spring2005): 29-51.
Clark, John. « MODERNITY IN CHINESE ART, 1850S-1950S: SOME CHRONOLOGICAL MATERIALS ». Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia 29 (janvier 1997): 74-169.
Janicot, Eric. « LES MATIERES DE LA MODERNITE: LA DIFFUSION DE LA PEINTURE A L’HUILE EN CHINE REPUBLICAINE. (French) ». Revue d’Histoire Moderne & Contemporaine 49, no. 3 (juillet 2002): 168-175.
———. « LES NAISSANCES DE L’ART MODERNE CHINOIS (DE LA CHUTE DES QING A LA REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE, 1911-1949) ». Revue d’Histoire Moderne & Contemporaine 34, no. Apr/June (avril 1987): 231-256.
Kuo, Jason. Visual culture in Shanghai 1850s-1930s. Washington D.C.: New Academia Pub., 2007.
LAING, ELLEN JOHNSTON. « The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China ». American Historical Review 114, no. 1 (février 2009): 157.
O’Brien, David. « ART IN AN EXPANDED FIELD: TASTE AND CLASS IN CHINESE VISUAL CULTURE ». Journal of American-East Asian Relations 4, no. 1 (mars 1995): 73-81.
Pang, Laikwan. The distorting mirror visual modernity in China. Honolulu :: University of Hawaiʻi Press,, 2007.
———. The distorting mirror visual modernity in China. Honolulu :: University of Hawaiʻi Press,, 2007.
Purtle, Jennifer. Looking modern : East Asian visual culture from treaty ports to World War II. Chicago: Center for the Art of East Asia University of Chicago ;Co-published and distributed by Art Media Resources, 2009.
Sun, Shao-yi. Urban landscape and cultural imagination : literature, film, and visuality in semi-colonial Shanghai, 1927-1937, 1999.
———. « Urban Landscape and Cultural Imagination: Literature, Film, and Visuality in Semi-Colonial Shanghai, 1927-1937 », 1999.
XU, GARY G. « The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China ». Journal of Asian Studies 69, no. 2 (mai 2010): 569-571.
Zheng, Jane. « THE SHANGHAI FINE ARTS COLLEGE AND MODERN ARTISTS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE (1913-1937) ». East Asian History, no. 32/33 (décembre 2006): 217-230.
Etudes par types de publicités
1. Alcool
Yang, Zhiguo. « “THIS BEER TASTES REALLY GOOD”: NATIONALISM, CONSUMER CULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE BEER INDUSTRY IN QINGDAO, 1903-1993 ». Chinese Historical Review 14, no. 1 (Spring2007): 29-58.
2. Cigarettes
Bueschsel. « Lifestyles, Gender Roles and Nationalism in the Representation of Women in Cigarette Advertisements from the Republican Period », 2009.
3. Cosmétiques
Darden, Donna K, et Steve K Worden. « Using Cosmetics: The Social Construction of a Consumer Object ». Sociological Spectrum 14, no. 3 (1994): 273-292.
4. Médicaments
Eggleston, Karen. « The Marketing of Traditional Medicines in China: The Case of Guangxi Province ». China Journal, no. 61 (janvier 2009): 219-221.
Huang, K’o-wu. « CONG “SHENBAO” YIYAO GUANGGAO KAN MINZHU SHANGHAI DE YILIAO WENHUA YU SHEHUI SHENGHUO, 1912-1926. (Chinese) ». Bulletin of the Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica (Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan Xiandaishi Yanjiusuo Jikan) 17 (Part 1988): 141-194.
Lean, E. « The Modern Elixir: Medicine as a Consumer Item in the Early Twentieth-Century Chinese Press ». UCLA HISTORICAL JOURNAL 15 (1995): 65-65-92.
Wong, W. « Establishing the modern advertising languages. Patent medicine newspaper advertisements in Hong Kong, 1945-1969 ». Journal of Design History 13, no. 3 (2000): 213-213-226.
Yang, Cui. « Dangerous disease, dangerous women: health, anxiety and advertising in Shanghai from 1928 to 1937 ». Critical Public Health 14, no. 2 (juin 1, 2004): 149-149-156.
