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Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku

'Karukku' demonstrates that survival itself can be a political action through the means of memory, anger, humour, and resistance. The post Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku appeared first on Feminism in India.

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Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku

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'Karukku' demonstrates that survival itself can be a political action through the means of memory, anger, humour, and resistance.

The post Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku appeared first on Feminism in India.

Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku

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