Repression and resistance in Dalit women's autobiographies: a select study

Saha, Somali

ISBN: 9789355293008, 9355293003

The book is unique in vision and perception towards understanding the Dalit women's journey from repression to resistance.

Education, teaching, and learning: discourses, cultures, and conversations, essays in honour of Prof. Krishna Kumar,

ISBN: 9789354423253, 9354423256

This book brings together leading teachers, researchers, and practitioners in the field of education, whose work represent instances of significant departures in the discipline of significant departures in the discipline of Education in India over the last thirty years.

Dalit writings: emerging perspectives

ISBN: 9788131612309, 8131612309

This book provides in twenty-four essays and an introduction, a critical exploration of the Dalit literary works.

Dalit women in Indian patriarchal society

Shahin, Suraiya

ISBN: 9789355291585, 9355291582

Dalit women: from exclusion to integration

Sharma, Sunita

ISBN: 9788131611463, 8131611469

Submissive and diseenting voices: a theoretical discourse on Dalit literature

Manohar, D. Murali

ISBN: 9788193342077, 8193342070

The book tries to theorize that the Dalit characters are created by both Dalit and Non-Dalit writers with a difference. In what way are they different? The difference is shown in two exclusive chapters on Dalit characters by Dalit and Non-Dalit writers by taking equal number of texts to illustrate submissive and dissenting voices.

Reading minorities in India: forms and perspectives,

ISBN: 9788131612774, 8131612775

This book examines how India's minorities become victims of marginalisation and exclusion from the larger political and social structure.

A theology of Dalitism

Devadason, Jacob

ISBN: 9789381209462, 9381209464

Social justice and socio-economic development of other backward classes (OBCs) in India: public employment perspective

Goud, E. Anjaneya

ISBN: 9789351710776, 9351710777

Social movements and the state in India: deepening democracy, ed. by Kenneth Bo Nielsen et al

ISBN: 9781137591326, 1137591323

Social system and the Dalit identity

Sangwan, Om Prakash (b.1948)(ed.)

ISBN: 9788171693672, 8171693679

Speak, memory: Oral Histories of Kodaikanal Dalits, by Alexandra de Heering

ISBN: 9788184702200, 8184702205

This book is the outcome of a research based on Dalitoral narratives, to record and to understand their interpretation of their own pasts.

Sanitation among the scheduled tribes of Arunachal Pradesh: status, awareness level and hygienic practices

Bage, Bikash

ISBN: 9789355946737, 9355946732

Journal of Social Inclusion Studies (2 issues per year) (ISSN: 2394-4811); Chief Editor: Sukhadeo Thorat

It aims to provide a forum for informed, evidence based debate and discussion on the issues related to social exclusion and discrimination as experienced by persons from the excluded groups and policies to promote social inclusion and equal rights and entitlement.

Dalit Kotha: the subaltern voice in a Bengali woman's narratives,

Bala, Manju

ISBN: 9789355293701, 9355293704

This book is a collections of short stories translated from Manju Bala's original book Chorabli that reflects the complete character of caste issues in the context of Bengal.

Smaller citizens: writings on the making of Indian citizens

Kumar, Krishna

ISBN: 9789354420801, 935442080X

Memoirs of a dalit communist: the many worlds of R.B.More, translated by Wandana Sonalkar ed. and introd. by Anupama Rao

ISBN: 9788194077800, 819407780X

This rare text captures the significance of stigmatize actors in the making of a city. It speaks to lost worlds of affinity and solidarity between caste and class, and to the promise of a heterodox, global Marxism revivified through its contact with social difference and historical specificity.

Cultural identity and Dalit literature: emergence of Madigas in Indian society

Rao, Darla Venkatesvara et al.

ISBN: 9788194751243, 8194751241

Women heroes and Dalit assertion in North India: Culture, identity and politics

Narayan, Badri (b.1965)

ISBN: 9780761935377, 0761935371

Based on field studies and secondary information, the author outlines the politics of dessent which use historical and cultural resources as identity markers in political mobilization.

Dalit feminist theory: a reader,

ISBN: 9780367438418, 0367438410

This book redefines feminism by introducing the category of Dalit into the core of feminist thought.