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Making of Indian Feminism - Part 1

Offered By: NPTEL-NOC IITM via YouTube

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Indian History Courses Gender Studies Courses Social Movements Courses Feminism Courses Colonialism Courses Women's Rights Courses Patriarchy Courses

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Explore the rich history of Indian feminism in this 14-minute lecture that examines how the movement has been documented through various perspectives. Discover the chronological development, conceptual frameworks, and critical analyses that challenge the traditional historical narrative by incorporating a gender-focused lens. Learn how feminist historians have worked to address the erasure of women from India's historical record, providing a more comprehensive understanding of the nation's past and the evolution of its feminist movement.

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Making of Indian Feminism - Part 1


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NPTEL-NOC IITM

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