En-gendering India : woman and nation in colonial and postcolonial narratives / Sangeeta Ray
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305.42 MUR Strong-minded women | 305.42 NUS Sex & Social Justice | 305.42 OAK Who's afraid of feminism? | 305.420 RAY En-gendering India | 305.420 REN Equal or different | 305.420 ROY The power of gender & the gender of power | 305.42 SHO Taboo memories, diasporic voices. |
Gender and nation : woman warriors in Chatterjee's Devi Chaudhurani and Anandamath --
Woman as "suttee" : the construction of India in three Victorian narratives --
Woman as nation and a nation of women : Tagore's The home and the world and Hossain's Sultana's dream --
New women, new nations : writing the partition in Desai's Clear light of day and Sidhwa's Cracking India.
Offers an interpretation of the role that gender played in defining the Indian state during both the colonial and postcolonial eras. Focusing on both British and Indian literary texts - primarily novels - produced between 1857 and 1947, this title examines representations of 'native' Indian women. Read less
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