Re-Imagining Sociology in India
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Re-Imagining Sociology in India
Feminist Perspectives
Joseph, M. T.; Chadha, Gita
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2018
348
Dura
Inglês
9781138294240
15 a 20 dias
540
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List of Contributors. Acknowledgements. Introduction: Mapping and marking feminist sociologies in India Part I Reading and Writing Early Women in Sociology 1. Early women sociologists in India 2. Reclaiming Neera Desai's sociological legacy: Women's movements, struggles and organizations 3. The sociology of C. Parvathamma: Going beyond stereotypes 4. Ratna Naidu: An intellectual biography Part II Pedagogies and Mentoring: Living Processes 5. Sociology, feminism and mentoring: Contested sites of knowledge production and consumption 6. Transforming the sociology classroom: Implementing a critical feminist pedagogy 7. Finding feminism(s): Through life in general and academics in particular Part III Substantive Transformations: Erasures, Intersections, Insertions 8. Interrogating (non) consent in sexual intimacies and infringements: Mapping the socio-legal landscape in India 9. Desire, Violence and 'Pink Money': Life of Kothis in a Small City of Western India 10. Organizing rule through an imagiary of the 'masculine': A case of the 'martial' Marathas 11. Interrogating the sociology of environment in western India: A gendered understanding 12. Gender, mental illness and the everyday: Understanding the interface of psychiatry with the lives of women diagnosed as mentally ill 13. Narratives in feminist sociology of science: Contextualizing the experience(s) of women scientists in India. Index
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Nineteenth Century Social Reform Movement;Feminist Sociology;feminist;Women Sociologists;women;Central Social Welfare Board;sociologists;Women's Studies;womens;Early Women Sociologists;studies;SNDT Women's University;early;Irawati Karve;irawati;Sharmila Rege;karve;Sociology Classroom;sndt;Patricia Uberoi;university;Tribal Development Project;M. T. Joseph;Amita Baviskar;Kamala Ganesh;Tata Institute Of Social Sciences;Veena Poonacha;Reservation Policy;R. Indira;Vice Versa;Kushal Deb;Women Scientists;Anurekha Chari Wagh;Feminist Mentoring;Leena Pujari;Environment Issues;Ashika Bhargav;Maratha Elite;Rhea D'Silva;Bio-medical Psychiatry;Rukmini Sen;Panchayati Raj Institutions;Pushpesh Kumar;Banu Subramaniam;Vishal G. Jadhav;Narmada Bachao Andolan;Manisha Rao;Gail Omvedt;Bindhulakshmi Pattadath;Renny Thomas
List of Contributors. Acknowledgements. Introduction: Mapping and marking feminist sociologies in India Part I Reading and Writing Early Women in Sociology 1. Early women sociologists in India 2. Reclaiming Neera Desai's sociological legacy: Women's movements, struggles and organizations 3. The sociology of C. Parvathamma: Going beyond stereotypes 4. Ratna Naidu: An intellectual biography Part II Pedagogies and Mentoring: Living Processes 5. Sociology, feminism and mentoring: Contested sites of knowledge production and consumption 6. Transforming the sociology classroom: Implementing a critical feminist pedagogy 7. Finding feminism(s): Through life in general and academics in particular Part III Substantive Transformations: Erasures, Intersections, Insertions 8. Interrogating (non) consent in sexual intimacies and infringements: Mapping the socio-legal landscape in India 9. Desire, Violence and 'Pink Money': Life of Kothis in a Small City of Western India 10. Organizing rule through an imagiary of the 'masculine': A case of the 'martial' Marathas 11. Interrogating the sociology of environment in western India: A gendered understanding 12. Gender, mental illness and the everyday: Understanding the interface of psychiatry with the lives of women diagnosed as mentally ill 13. Narratives in feminist sociology of science: Contextualizing the experience(s) of women scientists in India. Index
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Nineteenth Century Social Reform Movement;Feminist Sociology;feminist;Women Sociologists;women;Central Social Welfare Board;sociologists;Women's Studies;womens;Early Women Sociologists;studies;SNDT Women's University;early;Irawati Karve;irawati;Sharmila Rege;karve;Sociology Classroom;sndt;Patricia Uberoi;university;Tribal Development Project;M. T. Joseph;Amita Baviskar;Kamala Ganesh;Tata Institute Of Social Sciences;Veena Poonacha;Reservation Policy;R. Indira;Vice Versa;Kushal Deb;Women Scientists;Anurekha Chari Wagh;Feminist Mentoring;Leena Pujari;Environment Issues;Ashika Bhargav;Maratha Elite;Rhea D'Silva;Bio-medical Psychiatry;Rukmini Sen;Panchayati Raj Institutions;Pushpesh Kumar;Banu Subramaniam;Vishal G. Jadhav;Narmada Bachao Andolan;Manisha Rao;Gail Omvedt;Bindhulakshmi Pattadath;Renny Thomas
