Phenomenology of Caste Violence in Education and Limitation of Empathy: A Vimukta Perspective.
This article is written from the author's position as a Vimukta woman and an advocate of feminism. The article attempts to include the unique situatedness of Vimukta in the discourse on caste violence in education. In doing so, it critically revisits the decade-old ongoing debate over the question,...
| Published in: | Social Development Issues (Social Development Issues) Vol. 46; no. 2; pp. 110 - 125 |
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2024
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