Jasbir Jain Avadhesh Kumar Singh (2 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. The immortality trap/Nabaneeta Dev Sen. 2. The people's court/B. Chandrika. 3. Three poems/Rajee Seth. 4. To grow or not to grow that is the question for women/Lakshmi Kannan. 5. Women's writes/Namita Gokhale. 6. My four enemies/Urmila Pawar. 7. Rani ki Zubani interview with Lakshmi Kumari Chudawat/Sukrita Paul Kumar. 8. The story of Manda/Laxman Gaikwad. 9. Feminist interventions in postcolonial theory/Santosh Gupta. 10. Positioning the post in post feminist reworking of strategies/Jasbir Jain. 11. Frontier feminists early Bengali women writers in English/Indrani Haldar. 12. Gender and conversion personal narratives of two nineteenth century Indian women/Meenakshi Mukherjee. 13. Self or motherhood is that the question/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. 14. Changing profile of women in Gujarati fiction/Anila Dalal. 15. From stereotype to individual women in women's short fiction in Gujarati/Amina Amin. 16. The bitter story of a divided self womanhood in Marathi women's autobiographies/Anjali Patwardhan Kulkarni. 17. Redefining feminine space and aesthetics a study of Maitreyi Pushpa's Edennmam and Chaak/Anita Vashishta. 18. Diasporic location and matrilineage the poetry of Sujata Bhatt Meena Alexander and Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni/Sudha Rai. 19. Contemporary women poets in Telugu/Pretti Kumar. 20. The battle within and without story as history nation as woman and the reconstruction of the colonial experience in post colonial Indian novel/Anu Celly. 21. The world of Zingaginama a woman's perspective/Tripti Jain. 22. The feminist voice in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/Mohini Khot. 23. Post feminist configurations in Githa Hariharan's short stories in The Art of Dying/Rajul Bhargava. The present volume Indian Feminisms brings together creative writing short stories and poems interviews critical interventions by creative writers theoretical formulations chronicles of women's history essays on autobiographies Dalit writing and analyses of socio political conditions. It reflects the complexity an variety of a woman's life. Amongst the contributors are well known writers Nabaneeta Dev Sen Lakshmi Kannan Lakshmi Kumari Chaudawat Rajee Seth B. Chandrika Urmila Pawar Laxman Gaikwad Namita Gokhale and Sukrita Paul Kumar. Other well known contributors are Meenakshi Mukherjee Indrani Haldar Santosh Gupta Avadhesh Kumar Singh Jasbir Jain Sudha Rai Anjali Patwardhan Kulkarni Anita Vashisht Tripati Jain Rajul Bhargava Mohini Khot and Anu Celly. There are thematic and theoretical studies and essays which explore histories of language literatures as well as studies which located their analysis within a comparative frameworks. The writers move across linguistic and regional boundaries to identify women's issues and interpret their histories. The collection presents an amazing wealth of interconnections and continuities in feminist thought in India and is a valuable contribution to gender studies. (jacket) 234 pp.

Condition: New. pp. 231.