Книга: Sajal Roy and Ashim Nandi «FEMINISM: A HISTORICAL PATHWAY OF KNOWLEDGE-WORLD»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" This book blatantly critical of patriarchy and shed light on the knowledge that improve the position of women from the historical perspective to contemporary world. This book also emphasizes on those knowledge and strategy that clobber mysterious philosophy of patriarchal society and covet to retrieve the dissipated true position of women in society. This theoretical perspective is a debatable issue world wide as feminists have taken different standpoints for their irrespective ideological stances. The current book intended to expedite the social movement of feminists through the epigrammatic exercise of knowledge. It does not challenge the existing discourse. The views e. g., Husband and wife are one; and that one is the husband (Blockstone); A horse, whether good or bad, needs a spur; a woman, whether good or bad, needs a lord and master, and sometimes a stick (De pison) that delude people and espouse the fettering and reprehensible knowledge have been examined in this book. The... ISBN:9783845402703 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2011)
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