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Indian Feminisms: Concepts and Issues

Prof. Anandita Pan · IISER Bhopal

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Lectures

week-01

  1. What is Feminism? Video
  2. Making of Indian Feminism - Part 1 Video
  3. Making of Indian Feminism - Part 2 Video
  4. Women's Activism Video
  5. Gender and Anti-caste movements Video
  6. Dalit Women's Activism Video
  7. Identity, Difference, and Intersectionality - Part 1 Video
  8. Identity, Difference, and Intersectionality - Part 2 Video

week-02

  1. Nation and the Construction of 'Woman Video
  2. Social Reformation - Part 1 Video
  3. Social Reformation - Part 2 Video
  4. Nationalism and the 'Women's Question Video
  5. Nationalism and the New Patriarchy Video
  6. Concept of Endogamy Video
  7. Nation through the Lens of Women's Autobiographies Video

week-03

  1. Gender and Violence Video
  2. Theorising Violence - Dowry Video
  3. Theorising Violence - Domestic Violence Video
  4. Theorising Violence - Rape Video
  5. Theorising Violence - Heteronormativity and Sexuality Video
  6. Resisting Violence Video

week-04

  1. Gender and Labour Video
  2. Women's Labour in India - The 20th Century Video
  3. Gender and Class Video
  4. Sexual Harassment in Workplace Video
  5. Gender, Labour, and Agency - Part 1 Video
  6. Gender, Labour, and Agency - Part 2 Video
  7. Through the Lens of Gender - Textual Analysis Video
  8. Feminist Futures Video

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IISER Bhopal
Department
Humanities and Social Sciences
Teacher
Prof. Anandita Pan
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Society and politics
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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