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Tag Archives: IR-Feminism-Article

IR-Feminism-Article


By Shweta Singh
Thinking Feminist International Relations in South Asia

The intention, and the effort was to highlight how India was still not ready for self-rule, given the deplorable condition of its women. This of course, offered the needed moral umbrage, where the white man was on a ‘civilizing mission’—out there to save the brown woman, from the brown man (Spivak 1983). Interestingly, the nationalist discourse too deployed the narrative of ‘Mother India’,


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