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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Sharmila Rege · Zubaan · 2006 · 390 pages · Dalit writing · Caste and gender
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Translations of Dalit women's life narratives from Marathi, with Rege's argument for a Dalit feminist standpoint.
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Widely used in Dalit studies and feminist methodology courses.
On these reading paths: Understanding caste and gender
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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.
Prem Chowdhry
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How caste councils and families police marriage choices in Haryana, and the violence against couples who defy them.
Key essays that set out Dalit feminist theory and its challenge to both mainstream feminism and caste politics.