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Condition: New. pp. 326.

Condition: New. pp. 326.

Condition: New. pp. 326.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About the Book:- The anthology Dalit Women's Auto biographies: Convergences and Divergences reformulates and envisages Dalit women's struggle against caste, class and gender- based oppression through some select Dalit women's autobiographies, memoirs and personal narratives. These autobiographies are the auguries of a new era vehemently focusing on women empowerment, Dalit politics, subalternity and Dalit feminism. Dalit women's long struggle to liberate themselves from their triple marginalized status to their leap towards justice, dignity, equality and liberation further provides a dialogic interface between their harrowing past and promising present. Highlighting different perspectives regarding Indian Dalit feminism, this anthology attempts to showcase the whole range of Dalit women's autobiographies in English and few in regional languages as well. The uniqueness of the topic makes this book a strong addendum in the existing Dalit feminist literature. The esteemed contributors of this anthology are Prof. D. Amalraj, Dr Shikha Saxena, Dr Somali Gupta, Dr Gunjan Shushil, Dr Santosh Kumar Sonker, Dr Ashok Verma, Dr Ruchi Raj Thakur, Dr Justin James, Dr Meetu Bhatia Kapur, Dr C. Ramya, Dr Meenu Dudeja, Dr Avinash Kumar, Dr Suruchi Sharma, Dr Kusum Kanger, K. Sunitha Devi, Guni Vats, Anusha A.J., N. Padma priyadharshini, DevanshiBhatnagar, Dr Vinod K. Chopra, Dr Avinash Kumar, Dr Tamanna, Dr S. R. Chaitra, Dr B. Manivannan, Dr Aadil Amin Kak, Dr Deeba Sarmad, Dr Suchitra Gupta and Dr S. Chelliah. About the Editior:- Dr Bijender Singh (MA, MPhil, PhD, DLitt, UGC-NET, U-SET, M-SET, HPSET, H-TET) is the Editor-in-Chief of The Expression: An International Multidisciplinary e-Journal. Presently, he lives at Rohtak and works as an English lecturer, editor and writer. He has qualifiedUGC-NET, Uttrakhand SET, Maharashtra and Goa SET, Himachal Pradesh SET, Haryana TET. He has done Sanskrit Honours (Shastri), Art & Crafts Teacher Course and Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Male) Course. He has been the proud recipient of the Ambedkar SahityaRatna Award, Editorial Excellence Award, N.L.P. Samriti Samman and Dr B.R. Ambedkar National Award. He has written a few essays, some short-stories and many Hindi lyrics, ghazals, nazms and English poems. He has published many articles in peer-reviewed and UGC-Listed national and international journals and edited anthologies. He has participated in many seminars and conferences as a keynote speaker, resource person and paper presenter. Many research papers/articles have been written and published on his poetry books from India and abroad. He has written/published thirty books. Few ofhis books are available in the library catalogues of Oxford University (UK), British Library, London, Central Library of Zurich (Switzerland), Stanford University, The University of Minnesota, The University of Chicago, Columbia University, The Library of Congress (USA) and many more world-class libraries. CONTENTS:-Introduction . 9Contributors . 231. Dignified Human Avatar as an Undignified Onein a Caste Conscious Society: A Study of Bhaskaran'sMother's Forest: An Unfinished Story of C.K. Janu . 33Prof. D. Amalraj2. Dalit Women's Sufferings in Baby Kamble'sThe Prison We Broke . 45Dr Shikha Saxena3. The Remonstrative Voice in Kalyani ThakurCharal's Autobiography Ami Kano Charal Likhi . 55Dr Somali Gupta4. Bama's Karukku: A New Dimension ofCaste Hierarchy . 63Dr Gunjan Shushil and Dr Santosh Kumar Sonker5. Dalit Consciousness and Autobiography: ReadingSushila Takbhoure's Shikanje ka Dard . 81Dr Ashok Verma6. Urmila Pawar's Voice of Dissent: An Attempt toUphold Egalitarianism . 93Dr Ruchi Raj Thakur7. The Barriers She Had to Cross: The Struggle of a DalitWoman through Hegemony as in Bama's Karukku . 111Dr Justin James8. Journey of Reclaiming Identity in KaushalyaBaisantri's Autobiography Dohra Abhishaap . 125Dr Meetu Bhatia Kapur9. Women's Struggle from Marginality to Centrality:A Study of P. Sivakami's The G.