Re-thinking Dalit Women in Post-colonial India
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2014-03
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Social Trends
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Roy, Sanjay K.
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University of North Bengal
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Ray, A. (2014). Re-thinking Dalit Women in Post-colonial India. Social Trends, 1(1), 35–42. https://ir.nbu.ac.in/handle/123456789/3484
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Historically, women in general and of India in particular are persistently exploited, victimized and
discriminated. Dalit women being dalit and women at the same time are located in a ‘place’ where the
systemic as well as patriarchal forces, both from without and within, work to make their subjugation
perpetual. The paper gives a social narrative of the saga of dalit women in Post-colonial India.
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2348-6538
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35 - 42