Contesting masculinities and women’s agency in Kashmir / Amya Agarwal.
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- 9781786612397
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305.31 MA- Masculinities and the law a multidimensional approach | 305.31 RO-M Masculinities in transition | 305.31 SY-R Re-thinking men heroes, villains and victims | 305.31095463 AG-C Contesting masculinities and women’s agency in Kashmir / | 305.3109548 OS-F Men and masculinities in south India | 305.320971 NA-L Legalizing misandry from public shame to systemic discrimination against men | 305.38697 AS-G Gender-based explosions the nexus between muslim masculinities, jihadist islamism and terrorism |
"Grounded in ethnographic field research, this book explores multiple contesting, overlapping and often paradoxical masculinities in Kashmir. In doing so, it highlights the significance of foregrounding masculinities in the study of conflict. Further, it also examines how women’s agency-both complicit and subversive-is interwoven within the intricate web of masculinities. Using practices, performance and politicisation as key themes, the book addressess questions relating to the role played by the politics of masculinities in shaping women’s agency. Using examples and narratives from resistance movement in Kashmir, the book also explores the dialectical relationship between masculinity and femininity in conflict. Using examples and narratives from the resistance movement in Kashmir, the book also explores the dialectical relationship between masculinity and femininity in conflict."--
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