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Gay Bombay Globalization Love And Belonging In Contemporary India 2nd Edition Parmesh Shahani

Name: Gay Bombay Globalization Love And Belonging In Contemporary India 2nd Edition Parmesh Shahani
SKU: BELL-28912736
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Gay Bombay Globalization Love And Belonging In Contemporary India 2nd Edition Parmesh Shahani instant download after payment.

Publisher: SAGE Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.52 MB

Author: Parmesh Shahani

ISBN: 9789353884208, 9789353884215, 9353884209, 9353884217

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 2

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Gay Bombay Globalization Love And Belonging In Contemporary India 2nd Edition Parmesh Shahani by Parmesh Shahani 9789353884208, 9789353884215, 9353884209, 9353884217 instant download after payment.

This was the first ethnography of gay life in contemporary India. It talked about the early age of the internet in the country and the creation of online-offline gay communities from the mid-1990s to the mid 2000s. The anniversary edition has chapters from leading global scholars about the continuing importance of the book, as well as an updated preface from the author. It has an interview as an afterword that talks about the path ahead for queer rights in India, in the context of the recent Supreme Court judgement decriminalizing homosexuality.