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2 The Ameena ‘‘Case’’: The Female Citizen and Subject
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Rajeswari Sunder Rajan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1 Introduction: Women, Citizenship, Law, and the Indian State 1
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I Women in Custody
- 2 The Ameena ‘‘Case’’: The Female Citizen and Subject 41
- 3 Beyond the Hysterectomies Scandal: Women, the Institution, Family, and State 72
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II Women in Law
- 4 The Prostitution Question(s): Female Agency, Sexuality, and Work 117
- 5 Women Between Community and State: Some Implications of the Uniform Civil Code Debates 147
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III Killing Women
- 6 Children of the State? Unwanted Girls in Rural Tamilnadu 177
- 7 Outlaw Woman: The Politics of Phoolan Devi’s Surrender, 1983 212
- Notes 237
- References 279
- Index 301
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1 Introduction: Women, Citizenship, Law, and the Indian State 1
-
I Women in Custody
- 2 The Ameena ‘‘Case’’: The Female Citizen and Subject 41
- 3 Beyond the Hysterectomies Scandal: Women, the Institution, Family, and State 72
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II Women in Law
- 4 The Prostitution Question(s): Female Agency, Sexuality, and Work 117
- 5 Women Between Community and State: Some Implications of the Uniform Civil Code Debates 147
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III Killing Women
- 6 Children of the State? Unwanted Girls in Rural Tamilnadu 177
- 7 Outlaw Woman: The Politics of Phoolan Devi’s Surrender, 1983 212
- Notes 237
- References 279
- Index 301