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- Author: Alka Singh
- Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
- ISBN-10: 3845471832
- ISBN-13: 9783845471839
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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All over the world identity based movement brings to the fore questions of one's space, displacement, community, identity and politics. The discussions in this volume are thought provoking and throw light on the relationship between a 'place' and what the 'place' stands for, which is 'ideological' but the engineering of 'space' into 'place' actually determines what is important and essential and what comes later on as an appendix. The effort is to portray a world and a temporality which is captive to the regime of representation and on the other hand a world moving towards a 'new humanism'. The essays attempt at a sustained argument on all aspects of women's existence, and an exploration of issues pertaining to space, identity, and the question of 'otherness' .It is an effort to define what we can be and what we have to struggle to go beyond.
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- Author: Alka Singh
- Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
- ISBN-10: 3845471832
- ISBN-13: 9783845471839
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
All over the world identity based movement brings to the fore questions of one's space, displacement, community, identity and politics. The discussions in this volume are thought provoking and throw light on the relationship between a 'place' and what the 'place' stands for, which is 'ideological' but the engineering of 'space' into 'place' actually determines what is important and essential and what comes later on as an appendix. The effort is to portray a world and a temporality which is captive to the regime of representation and on the other hand a world moving towards a 'new humanism'. The essays attempt at a sustained argument on all aspects of women's existence, and an exploration of issues pertaining to space, identity, and the question of 'otherness' .It is an effort to define what we can be and what we have to struggle to go beyond.
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