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From the seams of history
| Subtitle | essays on Indian women |
| Publish Place | Delhi |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Publish Year | 1997 |
| Pages | XII, 294p. |
| ISBN/ISSN | 0195644387 |
| Illustration | foto's |
| Language | English/Engels |
| Description | Verzameling bijdragen over de marginalisering van vrouwen in koloniaal en post-koloniaal India. Bevat: Caste, widow-remarriage and the reform of popular culture in colonial Bengal / door Sekhar Bandyopadhyay: Popular perceptions of widow-remarriage in Haryana: past and present / door Prem Chowdhry: Attired in virtue: the discourse on shame (lajja) and clothing of the Bhadramahila in colonial Bengal / door Himani Bannerji: The early muslim Bhadramahila: the growth of learning and creativity, 1876-1939 / door Sonia Nishat Amin: Conformity and rebellion: girls' schools in Calcutta / door Raka Ray: The freedom movement and feminist consciousness in Bengal, 1905-1929 / door Bharati Ray: Women's work in Bengal, 1880-1930: a historical analysis / door Mukul Mukherjee: The role of women in economic activity: a study of women in rice-farming systems in West Bengal / door Bahnisikha Ghosh. |
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