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, 2021 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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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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Translating Violence in Dalit Women's Perspectives
, 2022 The paper argues for the intersection of caste and gender, focusing on how Dalit women experience andarticulate violence in their lives. This study situates Dalit women's voices at the center, highlighting thenuanced ways in which they narrate their experiences of oppression. The paper employs a feministframework, recognizing that the violence faced by
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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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Cogent Arts & HumanitiesThis article explores the roles of agrarian working class women in agrarian struggles in postcolonial Bihar, India. The article argues that the working class women played critical roles in mobilizing rural masses and providing a gender dimension of the ...
Upendra Kumar
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Unsung melodies from margins - By Antony John Baptist
The South Asianist, 2016 In modern India of 2016, the question as to whether caste is still a moral issue or a political tactic is fiercely debated. The ruling political party and their supporters insist that caste is no longer a relevant issue today, whereas others say that ...
Michael T Balonek
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The journey of Dalit women in India from silent suffering to emancipation and empowerment is a poignant and powerful narrative. Historically marginalized and oppressed, Dalit women have faced a unique intersection of caste and gender discrimination. Through their autobiographies, these women have found a voice to articulate their struggles, resilience,
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Status of Abortion-Related Stigma in Nepal using Stigmatizing Attitudes, Beliefs, and Actions Scale
Journal of Nepal Health Research CouncilBackground: Despite substantial improvements in the accessibility of safe abortion services nationwide, a noticeable underutilization of these services persists, primarily attributable to the presence of social stigma.
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The position of Dalit women in caste system
Occasional Papers in Sociology and Anthropology, 1970 The PDF of this file is 1,347 kbytes in size and therefore will take a long time to download if you click on the PDF link below. If you would like the file to be sent to you by email, please send a request to info@nepjol.info. Please include the citation below in your request.
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