Writing Gender, Writing Nation
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Writing Gender, Writing Nation
Women's Fiction in Post-Independence India
Arora, Bharti
Taylor & Francis Inc
07/2019
222
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Inglês
9780815396178
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Women as 'citizens': gendered violence in Partition narratives by women
2 Feminist negotiation of autarchy: going beyond victimhood
3 Negotiating structural inequalities: marriage, domesticity, divorce, and widowhood in post-independence India
4 Economic liberalisation, cultural Ghettoisation, and their impact on the gendered contexts
5 Writings from the margins: Dalit and Muslim women's narratives
Conclusion
Appendix
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Women as 'citizens': gendered violence in Partition narratives by women
2 Feminist negotiation of autarchy: going beyond victimhood
3 Negotiating structural inequalities: marriage, domesticity, divorce, and widowhood in post-independence India
4 Economic liberalisation, cultural Ghettoisation, and their impact on the gendered contexts
5 Writings from the margins: Dalit and Muslim women's narratives
Conclusion
Appendix
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Young Men;Tamil Nadu;Amrita Pritam;International Monetary Fund;gender;Jyotirmoyee Devi;woman;Hindu Code Bill;Nayantara Sahgal;National Higher Education Sector;Mridula Garg;Uniform Civil Code;Mannu Bhandari;Mahasweta Devi;literature;Makarand Paranjape;linguistic;Middle Class Women's Movement;language;Total Women Workers;Indian Women's Writing;India;Dalit Women;history;Dalit Christians;geography;class;caste;State Patriarchies;analysis;Dalit Bahujan;Alka Saraogi;Gandhian Nationalism;Dalit Feminist Standpoint;Indira Goswami;Urvashi Butalia;Indian national movement;Naxalite Movement;gender equality;Dalit Men;women's fiction;Dalit Women Activists;feminist movement;Personal Laws
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Women as 'citizens': gendered violence in Partition narratives by women
2 Feminist negotiation of autarchy: going beyond victimhood
3 Negotiating structural inequalities: marriage, domesticity, divorce, and widowhood in post-independence India
4 Economic liberalisation, cultural Ghettoisation, and their impact on the gendered contexts
5 Writings from the margins: Dalit and Muslim women's narratives
Conclusion
Appendix
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Women as 'citizens': gendered violence in Partition narratives by women
2 Feminist negotiation of autarchy: going beyond victimhood
3 Negotiating structural inequalities: marriage, domesticity, divorce, and widowhood in post-independence India
4 Economic liberalisation, cultural Ghettoisation, and their impact on the gendered contexts
5 Writings from the margins: Dalit and Muslim women's narratives
Conclusion
Appendix
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Men;Tamil Nadu;Amrita Pritam;International Monetary Fund;gender;Jyotirmoyee Devi;woman;Hindu Code Bill;Nayantara Sahgal;National Higher Education Sector;Mridula Garg;Uniform Civil Code;Mannu Bhandari;Mahasweta Devi;literature;Makarand Paranjape;linguistic;Middle Class Women's Movement;language;Total Women Workers;Indian Women's Writing;India;Dalit Women;history;Dalit Christians;geography;class;caste;State Patriarchies;analysis;Dalit Bahujan;Alka Saraogi;Gandhian Nationalism;Dalit Feminist Standpoint;Indira Goswami;Urvashi Butalia;Indian national movement;Naxalite Movement;gender equality;Dalit Men;women's fiction;Dalit Women Activists;feminist movement;Personal Laws
