Gokilavani (12 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. 1. Introduction. 2. Profile of the case study. 3. Studies on consumer rights and feminism. 4. Women's consumer behaviour. 5. Women's consumer awareness and decision making. 6. Differential consumer behaviour of women socio cultural and gender variables. 7. Strategic measures for promoting awareness of consumer issues and rights among women. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. The modern consumer behaviour has developed as a complex system involving interaction of various social and economic factors. Though consumer behaviour was a part of the subject matter of human beings. Studies got it's identity as a separate area of the study nearly one and a half decade ago. Almost marketing of a every product is considered as consumer oriented. Women in general and particularly in India have expressed a multi faceted behaviour apart from being performer of the roles as mother daughter wife sister and so on. Breaking this traditional role women have started performing roles outside home especially as an aftermath of Feminist Movement and subsequently in different context. Consumer behaviour of the women deserves research and to find out the characterizes of women in consumerism. It deserves special focus also as it has some feministic implications. 256 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. Symbols. 1. Introduction. 2. Studies on Mathematical education. 3. Women mathematicians history and contributions. 4. Sexist and non sexist aspects of mathematics and contemporary women. 5. Liberal feminist interpretation of girls performance in mathematics. 6. Women's images attitudes and mathematics. 7. Visibility of women mathematicians a critical summary. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. The position of women in India as well as in other countries was not found encouraging in the past centuries. Women in the past were denied of their educational and other rights and were not treated on par with men. This position of women lasted up to the eighteenth century. Today there has been a fast improvement in the status of women due to the concerted efforts taken by the women's rights activists and ideologists and also by the upsurge of women's rights movements. Women enjoy the freedom of right education at all levels and they enter into the public service with equal zeal and interest as that of their counterparts. Mathematics is a rare area of discipline in which women have proved themselves as intellectually competent enough at par with men for a long period. The moment mathematics is spelt it is understood as a male dominated area of study and research and for a long time it is also proved to be under the monopoly of men to a larger extent. Though there have been a few women teaching mathematics at the higher level such as universities national institutes they have not established themselves as mathematicians of course as a teacher of mathematics. It has been brought out book that women could establish their intellectual capabilities on par with men and in some cases they excelled men in the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge in the male dominated subjects like mathematics even during the period when they were deprived of their educational opportunities. 208 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Studies on alcoholism impact on women. 3. Addiction to alcohol. 4. Alcoholism and family. 5. Alcoholism and crimes against women. 6. Women alcoholics and alcohol trade. 7. Women's legal rights and eradication of alcoholism. 8. Women as victim of male alcoholism a feminist perspective. 9. Summing up. Annexure. Bibliography. Index. Not many studies are conducted on how women are affected when men become alcoholics. Alcoholism of men becomes the reason and very often the excuse for oppressing women. Not many activists of women's organizations have realized this and if at all they have realized not much has been done except in some stray cases. No doubt alcoholism has its negative impact on the family life of an addict. It is a disease that has the whole family as victim. It causes financial drain and is responsible for marital disharmony. An alcoholic fails to attend to the present needs of the family like healthcare and education of children. This book makes an extensive study of the problem of alcoholism. It introduces the global scenario and the problems are evils connected with alcoholism sequentially presented in nine chapters. It shows how women can be affected when she herself may not be an alcoholic. This book will certainly create awareness among the public on the need to fight the evils of alcoholism. 196 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgments. 1. Introduction. 2. Related literature and theories of feminism. 3. Methodology. 4. Dowry women's status and feminism. 5. Divorce women's status and feminism. 6. Mismatching women's status and feminism. 7. Analysis and interpretation. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. India venerates women as Goddesses and mothers. Rivers and the nations are named as women. There have been poets and greatmen in India who have crusaded that women should be treated on par with men. Right from politics down to the primary level attempts have been made to debate the status of women but due to cultural educational religious economic and social reasons women have become second rate citizens. In our society we have number of evil culture or practice against women. Dowry divorce and mismatching are the most uncivilized practices in our modern society. In dowry divorce and mismatching generally affecting people are women and children. Only in few cases men are the affecting group. The male domination unwanted social customs and economic dependent of women are the major causes for women's second position in our society. In our constitution we have many privileges for women. But in practice men always suppressing women. The eradicated these social evils society must create awareness and more concession to women. This book is one of the most needful one for the present society. Even though we are living in modern society we have lot of gender biased culture. 268 pp.…

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Introduction 2 Patriarchy 3 Wifehood 4 Motherhood 5 Summary Appendices Index This book Feminine Aesthetics of Indian Women Writers is an enquiry into the factors that bind women to their traditional roles This book delves deep into womens problems and raises questions like why women are unable to be completely free of constraints inspite of the monumental efforts of various reformers from time immemorialIn this book four women writers and their novels are analysed from the feministic perspective The writers are Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Shobha De Arundhati Roy and Bharathi Mukherjee Indians by birth three of the writers are immigrants except Shobha De Irrespective of their life abroad their Indian sensibility is obvious in their portrayals If not whole the partial presence of Indian feminity is revealed in their works These findings are presented in five chaptersThe first chapter is the introductory chapter that focuses on feminine aesthetics feminine aesthetics in literature feminism waves of feminism nu-feminist trend literature and feminism Indian English fiction different feminist consciousness biography of the selected authors comparative analysis and awareness creationThe second chapter patriarchy deals with various topics related to a society that is male oriented Culture and patriarchy pre-vedic partnership prototype emulation in literature psycho-analysis of patriarchy patriarchal interpretations of the text patriarchal power politics divorce--a social stigma degradation of honour and punishment and picking up the broken pieces of dharmaThe third chapter highlights on wifehood heroworship cult exploitation and dehumanization Indian fiction and wifehood domestic drudgery male-centered household emotional incompatiability and scepticism and guiltThe forth chapter deals with ideas like mohterhood rearing responsibility maternal revivalism altrustistic motherhood reality of torment a demanding obligation maternal revivalism and reflection in literatureThe final chapter tries to find ways and means of exorcism of patriarchy disentangling espousal confinement emancipation from muddled motherhood and literarians as feministsThis book is really a contribution to the field of feminism as it dissects various reasons for womens subordination and tries its best to find solutions for them The innovative idea of the book is that it searches for solutions not outside but within women themselves jacket 200 pp.…

Womens problems have various dimensions; ultimately women suffer economically educationally socially and politically too All along the problems of women are explained on the basis of anyone of the dimensions perhaps as they were very prominent and manifest in all walks of life Hence many of the social reformers had attempted to fight for the cause of women either by eradicating the evil practices that had subjugated women in social sphere Economically also women had been relegated to the background and hence most of women in development programs have attempted to enhance the economic standards of women The 13 reservation in local self-government guaranteed by 73rd and 74th Amendments have also paved way for women to participate in the local self-governance Educational programmes particularly special concessions privileges etc have created a roadway for the entry of women in all facets of education either professional or so Gender violence is a social ill as it is rightly pointed out by IFSHA where the power symmetry between men and women manifests routinely in abuse and battery Indira Ganesh of IFSHA defines violence at two different contexts Violence in the natal home refers to child sexual abuse child marriage physical abuse alcoholic father male child preference and related discrimination Violence in the marital home refers to domestic violence sexual coercion reproductive burden and abusive in-laws Here the focus is crystal clear about the safety of women protection from victimization and a feminine support to such victims Ultimately the idea is to create space for women and formulate strategies by developing a new perspective about preventive measures against violence on women and provide protection to women 151 pp.…

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