TY  - GEN
AU  - Chadha, Gita, ed.
AU  - Joseph, M.T., ed.
TI  - Re-imagining sociology in India: feminist perspectives
SN  - 1138294241
U1  - 301.0820954 
PY  - 2018///
CY  - London
PB  - Routledge
KW  - Women sociologists
KW  - Feminist theory
KW  - Sociology
N1  - pt. I Reading and writing early women in sociology --
1. Early Women Sociologists In India / Kamala Ganesh --
2. Reclaiming Neera Desai's sociological legacy: women's movements, struggles and organizations / Veena Poonacha --
3. The sociology of C. Parvathamma: going beyond stereotypes / R. Indira --
4. Ratna Naidu: an intellectual biography / Kushal Deb --
pt. II Pedagogies and mentoring: living processes --
5. Sociology, feminism and mentoring: contested sites of knowledge production and consumption / Anurekha Chari Wagh --
6. Transforming the sociology classroom: implementing a critical feminist pedagogy / Leena Pujari --
7. Finding feminism(s): through life in general and academics in particular / Rhea D'Silva --
pt. III Substantive transformations: erasures, intersections, insertions --
8. Interrogating (non)consent in sexual intimacies and infringements: mapping the socio-legal landscape in India / Rukmini Sen. Note continued: 9. Desire, violence and `pink money': life of kothis in a small city of western India / Pushpesh Kumar --
10.Organizing rule through an imagiary of the `masculine': a case of the `martial' Marathas / Vishal G. Jadhav --
11. Interrogating the sociology of environment in western India: a gendered understanding / Manisha Rao --
12. Gender, mental illness and the everyday: understanding the interface of psychiatry with the lives of women diagnosed as mentally ill / Bindhulakshmi Pattadath --
13. Narratives in feminist sociology of science: contextualizing the experience(s) of women scientists in India / Renny Thomas
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