Language,gender and Ideology: Constructions of feminity for marriage (Record no. 59503)

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ISBN 9781138363625
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Classification number 305.4
Item number SAU/L
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Personal name Saumya Sharma
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Title Language,gender and Ideology: Constructions of feminity for marriage
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Place of publication London
Name of publisher Routledge
Year of publication 2018
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Number of Pages 216p.
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Summary, etc This book explores multiple facets of femininity for marriage in India. Using language as an entry point, it looks at how and why media representations of gender identities are constructed the way they are. It works with a unique synthesis of second-wave feminist discourse and empirical linguistic research to look at how the social institution of marriage becomes the site of interaction between language, ideology, psyche and culture. This volume also brings together the personal histories and views of women who discuss how media, modernity and social norms shape their ideas about marriage and selfhood.<br/><br/>Deconstructing perceptions of femininity in contemporary India, the book will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of sociology, gender studies, linguistics, media and cultural studies and psychoanalysis.
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Topical Term Women studies
-- gender studies
-- Sociology-India
-- Feminism and language
-- Linguistic sociology
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Koha item type BK
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Kannur University Central Library Stack 23/10/2020 795.00 305.4 SAU/L 51585 BK

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