Isbn: 9788183700931 - women's rights in india: a feminist perspective (2 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Akansha Publishing House

    8183700934 / 9788183700931

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    Zustand: New. pp. xii + 203.

  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Akansha Pub, New Delhi, 2006

    8183700934 / 9788183700931

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    Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Theories of feminism. 3. Status of women. 4. Rights of women. 5. Violation of the rights of women. 6. Protection and promotion of the rights of women. 7. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. Women's Rights in India A Feminist Perspective is a philosophically argued feminist critique on the rights of women in India. The book argues that while the Indian woman of the Vedic times was not an absolutely liberated woman she still enjoyed considerable freedom dignity and opportunities. Unfortunately in the later times woman's position in India progressively deteriorated and when the British came to rule the country she was considered to be a weak and frail creature who lived in the shadow of her husband and who had no identity except as the faithful enduring meek wife of a man. The author looks at this progressive deterioration of woman's status in India as a deliberate male agenda drawn from the socio political arrangement of patriarchy which used culture and religion as its finest ploy to subjugate women. This feminist perspective is not complete without showing the path ahead. The author argues the preferential treatment of women and protective discrimination in order to bridge the gap created by centuries of systematic inequality and for a rights based approach to the problem of women's equality in India besides pleading for a radical change in mindset both of men and women about women's rights and the protection of these rights through carefully planned laws and their enforcement through a functionally accessible and equitable judicial system. 204 pp.