A Comparison Between Women and Men
Tarabai Shinde, ed. and trans. Rosalind O'Hanlon
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Tarabai Shinde's fierce 1882 Marathi attack on men's double standards, with Rosalind O'Hanlon's study of its world.
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Tanika Sarkar · Permanent Black · 2001 · 290 pages · Feminist history
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Essays on how nineteenth-century Bengali nationalism, religion and print culture built the ideal of the Hindu wife.
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Tarabai Shinde, ed. and trans. Rosalind O'Hanlon
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Tarabai Shinde's fierce 1882 Marathi attack on men's double standards, with Rosalind O'Hanlon's study of its world.
Ritu Menon and Kamla Bhasin
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Uses women's testimonies and government records to trace the abduction, 'recovery' and resettlement of women after 1947, and how the state decided where they belonged.
Links the witch hunts to the rise of capitalism and the control of women's labour and bodies.
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