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Womens Empowerment And Son Preference In India Feminist And Ethical Discourse On Sex Selective Abortions Sheela Suryanarayanan

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Womens Empowerment And Son Preference In India Feminist And Ethical Discourse On Sex Selective Abortions Sheela Suryanarayanan
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Womens Empowerment And Son Preference In India Feminist And Ethical Discourse On Sex Selective Abortions Sheela Suryanarayanan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Berghahn Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.8 MB
Pages: 234
Author: Sheela Suryanarayanan
ISBN: 9781836950097, 836950098, 978183695008, 103167/9781836950080
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Womens Empowerment And Son Preference In India Feminist And Ethical Discourse On Sex Selective Abortions Sheela Suryanarayanan by Sheela Suryanarayanan 9781836950097, 836950098, 978183695008, 103167/9781836950080 instant download after payment.

Sex selective abortions are unjust, unethical and illegal in India, yet the experience of motherhood for pregnant women can be influenced by 'son preference' from those who support female feticide. Women are denied agency in exercising reproductive rights and the medical fraternity often fosters the misuse of technologies for sex selective abortions in India. This book reviews the feminist, ethical and legal discourse on sex selective abortions and draws on women's empowerment as an analytical lens to examine the son preference expressed in the notion of Vansh (lineage) among pregnant women, their partner s and mothers-in-law in three Indian states.

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