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Este artigo tem como base um trabalho etnográfico de longa duração realizado na Índia rural (Gujarate) com um grupo de mulheres Dalit (termo pelo qual são designados os "antigos" intocáveis da Índia) e, por extensão, mulheres de outros grupos sociais ...
Rosa Maria Perez
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Caste, gender, and everyday resistance: a cultural psychological reading of Bama’s fiction
This study offers a cultural psychological reading of how caste-based oppression and everyday resistance to it are represented in contemporary Tamil Dalit fiction.
S. Prabakar, M. Ananthi
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Smoking and smokeless tobacco use among urban women and men In Nepal
Background Tobacco consumption causes diseases and can lead to death. Every year 16,000 deaths are attributable to tobacco smoking and smokeless tobacco in Nepal.
Bikesh Bajracharya
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Diversifying fundraising and marketing activities online in an NGO: Case: Dalit Women Forum [PDF]
Primarily, this thesis attempted to diversify fundraising and marketing activities for the commissioning organization online. Secondarily, the thesis attempted to increase fundraising activity for the commissioning organisation but do to time constraints
Freundlich, Mikael
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Dalit women constitute the most unfortunate and deprived segment in Indian society, collectively suffering from the multitudes of discrimination, marginalization and atrocities in their quotidian existence. They are subjected to brutal violence in myriad forms, such as rape, gang rape, sexual assault and physical abuse, with the persistence of caste ...
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Dalit Women, Anti-caste Aesthetics, and the Politics of Representation
This dissertation examines key problems in the representation of caste and argues for its importance as a vector of intersectional analysis of world literature.
Sinha, Ruma
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INTERSECTIONAL PERSECUTION OF DALIT WOMEN IN THE SELECTED DALIT AUTOBIOGRAPHIES
In Indian society, women occupy a peripheral position. Being not allowed to take partin any formal decisions on her own, she becomes a passive follower of male member'sconclusions. In an androcentric society, a girl can never be independent self since herchildhood. She depends on her father even for her basic needs, and then her fathergives his burden (
Nandini Sharma, Dr.Mandvi Chauhan
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The Voice of Dalit Women in Bama‘’s Sangati [PDF]
Dalit literature has emerged as an important area in the post-colonial India. The major focus of Dalit literature is on the community. Dalit writings are based on the sufferings of the oppressed class. They emphasize on the struggle that they undergo due
Srilatha, Dr. G. ,
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Confined images of Dalit Women in the selected Dalit Autobiographies
Abstract: Due to patriarchal social structure women in India have been always victimized, they have always played an inferior role in compare with the men ,as murdered, raped, caged and being. Gender discrimination continues to make the classification of their roles in the society.Women came forward to write their experiences through their writing ...
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