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catalyst-45815	Liu, Jessie	Homophonic Followings	2025	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1760	103	50	While homophonic followings as a method does not inherently yield this insight, the unpredictable juxtapositions that are created through its practice—in this case between babies and frogs—push us to examine moments in reproductive history that are outside of dominant discourses and processes, which for feminist scholars can also help to reveal how reproductive policies were negotiated, resisted, and reshaped on the ground. As I show, tracing reproductive homophones can bring us to surprising moments in reproductive history, moments that are often marginal or forgotten, but in fact can point to alternative possibilities of how, in this case, Chinese reproductive history might have unfolded.	cache/catalyst-45815.pdf	txt/catalyst-45815.txt