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041			_aEnglish
082			_a305.42 ARY
100			_aArya Sunaina
245			_aDalit feminist theory : _cA reader
260			_aLondon _bRoutledge _c2020
300			_aHB
505			_aTable of contents Introduction: theorising Dalit feminism Sunaina Arya and Aakash Singh Rathore PART I Indian feminism vs Dalit feminism 1 A critical view on intersectionality Nivedita Menon 2 Problems for a contemporary theory of gender Susie Tharu and Tejaswini Niranjana 3 Indian feminism and 'Dalit patriarchy' Gopal Guru; V. Geetha; Uma Chakravarti PART II Predecessors of Dalit feminism 4 Dalit women's agency and Phule-Ambedkarite feminism Shailaja Paik 5 Ambedkarite women Wandana Sonalkar 6 Ramabai and Ambedkar Sharmila Rege PART III Lived experience as 'difference' 7 Brahmanical nature of violence against women Sharmila Rege 8 Vilifying Dalit women: epics and aesthetics Vizia Bharati; Y. S. Alone 9 Dalit women's autobiographies Sharmila Rege PART IV What difference does 'difference' make? 10 'Difference' through intersectionality Kimberle Crenshaw 11 Dalit women talk differently Gopal Guru 12 Debating Dalit difference Sharmila Rege PART V Intersectionality in India 13 Why intersectionality is necessary S. J. Aloysius, J. P. Mangubhai and J. G. Lee 14 The Dalit woman question Susie Tharu 15 Responses to Indian feminists' objections Mary E. John; Meena Gopal PART VI Toward a Dalit feminist theory 16 Feminist fictions: a critique of Indian feminism Julie Stephens 17 Revitalising Dalit feminism Smita M. Patil 18 Dalit women's experience: toward a Dalit feminist theory Kanchana Mahadevan Index
600			_aFeminist Theory - Social Aspects _aFeminist Movement - Dalit Feminist
700			_aRathore Aaakash Singh
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