The trauma and the triumph : Gender and parition in Eastern India

By:

Bagchi Jasodhara

Contributor(s):

Dasgupta Subhoranjan

Publication details: Kolkota Stree 2003Description: 272p xiiISBN:

9788185604640

Subject(s):

1. Women Status - Partition - India2. Partition - India - 1947 - Impact3. Gender Partition - Man - Women - India - Impact4. Gender Partition - Women Status - India5. Women Studies - During Partition - India

DDC classification:

305.400000 BAG

Contents:

Synopsis: Trauma and the Triumph Discusses explicitly the trauma of the Partition of 1947 in Eastern India in a way that has not happened before. This book is drawn upon interviews with women who were uprooted, on diaries, memoirs and creative literature. It provides an invaluable discussion on displacement, rape, loss, and why women pay the price. Full description

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Synopsis:
Trauma and the Triumph Discusses explicitly the trauma of the Partition of 1947 in Eastern India in a way that has not happened before. This book is drawn upon interviews with women who were uprooted, on diaries, memoirs and creative literature. It provides an invaluable discussion on displacement, rape, loss, and why women pay the price. Full description

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