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Gender & caste

Anupama Rao 2005 © Kali for Women
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  • 9781842776001 (hardcover)
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  • Women's Studies
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  • Frontmatter
  • Series Note (RAJESWARI SUNDER RAJAN, page V)
  • Introduction (ANUPAMA RAO, page 1)
  • 1 Dalit Women, Difference, and Dalit Women's Movements
    • We Made History, Too: Women in the Early Untouchable Liberation Movement (MEENAKSHI MOON AND URMILA PAWAR, page 48)
    • Dalit Movement and Women's Movements (GABRIELE DIETRICH, page 57)
    • Dalit Women Talk Differently (GOPAL GURU, page 80)
    • Why I am not a Hindu (KANCHA ILAIAH, page 86)
    • A Dalit Feminist Standpoint (SHARMILA REGE, page 90)
    • Untouchability and Dalit Women's Oppression (BELA MALIK, page 102)
    • Dalit Women's Cry for Liberation: "My rights are rising like the sun, will you deny this sunrise?" (PRANJALI BANDHU, page 108)
  • 2 Voice, Literature
    • Pan on Fire: Eight Dalit Women Tell Their Stories (SUMITRA BHAVE, page 114)
    • On a Dalit Woman's Testimonio (M.S.S. PANDIAN, page 129)
    • The Subaltern Speaks (MAJID H. SIDDIQI, page 136)
  • 3 History & Anthropology
    • The Women's Question in the Dravidian Movement c. 1925-1948 (S. ANANDHI, page 141)
    • Reconceptualising Gender: Phule, Brahmanism and Brahmanical Patriarchy (UMA CHAKRAVARTI, page 164)
    • Periyar, Women and an Ethnic of Citizenship (V. GEETHA, page 180)
    • Dr Ambedkar and the Empowerment of Women (ELEANOR ZELLIOT, page 204)
    • Dalit Women in Western Ethnography (MARY E. JOHN, page 218)
    • Caste and Women (LEELA DUBE, page 223)
  • 4 Violence & Sexuality
    • Caste and Gender: Understanding Dynamics of Power and Violence (VASANTH KANNABIRAN & KALPANA KANNABIRAN, page 249)
    • The Impossible Subject: Caste and the Gendered Body (SUSIE THARU, page 261)
    • Understanding Sirasgaon: Notes Towards Conceptualising the Role of Law, Caste and Gender in a Case of "Atrocity" (ANUPAMA RAO, page 276)
  • 5 Land & Labour
    • The Downtrodden among the Downtrodden: An Interview with a Dalit Agricultural Labourer (GAIL OMVEDT, page 310)
    • Of Land and Dalit Women (KANCHA ILAIAH, page 325)
    • Unmusical Chairs (P. SAINATH, page 336)
    • Head-loads and Heartbreak (P. SAINATH, page 341)
    • The Hindu Code Bill for the Liberation of Women (PRATIMA PARDESHI, page 346)
  • Appendix (page 363)
  • Bibliography (page 368)
  • Contributors (page 374)
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