Srila Roy traces the impact of neoliberalism on gender and sexuality rights movements in the Global South through queer and feminist activism in India.
Srila Roy traces the impact of neoliberalism on gender and sexuality rights movements in the Global South through queer and feminist activism in India.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Abbreviations ix Preface: We, Feminists xi Acknowledgments xvii Introduction. Changing the Subject of Indian Feminism 1 1. Indian Feminism in the New Millennium: Co-optation, Entanglement, Intersection 26 2. Queer Activism as Governmentality: Regulating Lesbians, Making Queer 47 3. Queer Self-Fashioning: In, out of, and beyond the Closet 77 4. Feminist Governmentality: Entangled Histories and Empowered Women 101 5. Subaltern Self-Government: Precarious Transformations 132 Conclusion. On Critique and Care 160 Notes 177 References 215 Index 243
Abbreviations ix Preface: We, Feminists xi Acknowledgments xvii Introduction. Changing the Subject of Indian Feminism 1 1. Indian Feminism in the New Millennium: Co-optation, Entanglement, Intersection 26 2. Queer Activism as Governmentality: Regulating Lesbians, Making Queer 47 3. Queer Self-Fashioning: In, out of, and beyond the Closet 77 4. Feminist Governmentality: Entangled Histories and Empowered Women 101 5. Subaltern Self-Government: Precarious Transformations 132 Conclusion. On Critique and Care 160 Notes 177 References 215 Index 243
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