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Gender Politics In Asia Women Manoeuvring Within Dominant Gender Orders Wil Lundstrmburghoorn

Name: Gender Politics In Asia Women Manoeuvring Within Dominant Gender Orders Wil Lundstrmburghoorn
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Gender Politics In Asia Women Manoeuvring Within Dominant Gender Orders Wil Lundstrmburghoorn instant download after payment.

Publisher: NIAS Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.9 MB

Pages: 236

Author: Wil Lundström-Burghoorn

ISBN: 9788776940157, 8776940152

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Gender Politics In Asia Women Manoeuvring Within Dominant Gender Orders Wil Lundstrmburghoorn by Wil Lundström-burghoorn 9788776940157, 8776940152 instant download after payment.

This volume brings together an impressive array of internationally recognized scholars from around the world to examine the many facets of gender politics in Asia. Its central concern is how women in various gendered contexts in Asia position themselves in the (re)production of gender relations, and how they manoeuver in order to preserve or alter these. It covers fields as varied as the use of dress as a political weapon, the practice of healing as an indirect challenge to the dominant gender and political orders, and religious ordination as a struggle for equity in Buddhism.