Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. South Asian Feminisms 1
4. I. FEMINISM, RELIGION, AND THE SECULAR
5. From Shah Bano to Kausar Bano 31
6. Global Discourses, Situated Traditions, and Muslim Women’s Agency in Pakistan 54
7. Martial Tales, Right-Wing Hindu Women, and ‘‘History Telling’’ in the Bombay Slums 75
8. II. FEMINISM, LABOR, AND GLOBALIZATION
9. Of Moments, Not Monuments 95
10. Feminism, Migration, and Labor 117
11. III. FEMINISM, WAR, AND PEACE
12. Uncomfortable Alliances 137
13. Feminist Politics and Maternalist Agonism 162
14. Witnessing as Feminist Intervention in India-Administered Kashmir 181
15. IV. FEMINISM, FIGURATION, AND THE POLITICS OF READING AND WRITING
16. Transnational Politics of Reading and the (Un)Making of Taslima Nasreen 203
17. At the Intersection of Gender and Caste 224
18. Subject to Sex 244
19. V. FEMINISM, SEX WORK, AND THE POLITICS OF SEXUALITY
20. Keeping Sexuality on the Agenda 265
21. Politicizing Political Society 285
22. Queering Approaches to Sex, Gender, and Labor in India 306
23. VI. FEMINIST CRISIS AND FUTURES
24. Hecklers to Power? 331
25. A Global Perspective on Gender 356
26. Bibliography 375
27. Contributors 407
28. Index 411