Isbn: 9788189110079 - single women no problem: challenging indian realities (3 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. pp. xvi + 184.

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Zustand: Fair. : Este libro explora las experiencias de mujeres solteras en la India, desafiando las realidades y estructuras patriarcales. La autora, Asha Kachru, presenta una perspectiva sobre cómo las mujeres urbanas indias pueden llevar una vida autónoma y digna, contribuyendo al desarrollo rural a través de estilos de vida alternativos como la agricultura orgánica. El libro examina temas como la desigualdad de género, el empoderamiento económico y la autosuficiencia, ofreciendo una visión de las realidades que enfrentan las mujeres solteras en la sociedad india contemporánea. EAN: 9788189110079 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: Single Women No Problem: Challenging Indian Realities Autor: Asha Kachru Editorial: The Women Press Idioma: en Páginas: 183 Formato: tapa dura Año de publicación: 2006.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Goddess's own country. 2. Single women. 3. Organic agriculture. 4. NGO's and rural development in India. 5. Personal development and recognition. 6. Some simple economics. 7. The story of two women organic farmers in India. Woman worldwide does most of the unpaid sustenance work at home besides the paid work outside. Rural woman is the most affected by this type of gender inequality. However the urban Indian woman is in a much better situation today. Being both educationally and economically privileged she can be self sufficient. But because she is often not able to find a suitable partner she is either living single or has to marry into a family where she all too often becomes victim of domestic violence. The author feels that urban Indian woman today can and should defy the patriarchal structures and live an autonomous life. This book shows how an alternative lifestyle a so called organic agricultural lifestyle can provide her an alternative in which she can live a dignified life receive immense love and respect from the rural folk as well as contribute towards the much neglected rural development of India. 184 pp.…