The founding argument for women's education and rational equality with men.
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Rajeswari Sunder Rajan · Routledge · 1993 · 153 pages · Postcolonial feminism · Feminist theory
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Essays on how women are represented in Indian culture and politics, from sati to television and rape.
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Read in postcolonial and feminist theory courses.
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