Against the Madness of Manu: B.R. Ambedkar's Writings on Brahmanical Patriarchy
ed. Sharmila Rege
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Ambedkar's writings on caste and women, introduced by Rege as the work of a feminist thinker.
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ed. Ruth Vanita and Saleem Kidwai · St. Martin's Press · 2000 · 370 pages · Queer reading · Anthology
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Two thousand years of writing on love between women and between men, from Indian literature and history.
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ed. Sharmila Rege
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Ambedkar's writings on caste and women, introduced by Rege as the work of a feminist thinker.
Prose and poetry on living between cultures, languages and sexualities on the US-Mexico border.
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Key essays that set out Dalit feminist theory and its challenge to both mainstream feminism and caste politics.