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Chapter 7. Women’s Empowerment and Son Preferences: Narratives from Odisha, India
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Sheela Suryanarayanan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vi
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. Status of Women’s Empowerment and the Context of Sex Selective Abortions in India 12
- Chapter 2. The Pre-Conception and Prenatal Diagnostic Technique (PC&PNDT) Act and the Ethics of the Medical Practitioners 33
- Chapter 3. Ethical and Feminist Discourse on Sex Selective Abortions 47
- Chapter 4. Women’s Empowerment and Notions of Vansh 67
- Chapter 5. Vansh ko Aage Badhaana Hain (Take the Lineage Forward) in Low-Income Settlements in Delhi 81
- Chapter 6. Narratives of Vanshacha Diva Lav (Light the Lineage Lamp) Son Preference in Maharashtra State, India 110
- Chapter 7. Women’s Empowerment and Son Preferences: Narratives from Odisha, India 141
- Chapter 8. ‘Doctors Who Rock the Cradle’ 175
- Conclusion 184
- References 201
- Index 218
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vi
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. Status of Women’s Empowerment and the Context of Sex Selective Abortions in India 12
- Chapter 2. The Pre-Conception and Prenatal Diagnostic Technique (PC&PNDT) Act and the Ethics of the Medical Practitioners 33
- Chapter 3. Ethical and Feminist Discourse on Sex Selective Abortions 47
- Chapter 4. Women’s Empowerment and Notions of Vansh 67
- Chapter 5. Vansh ko Aage Badhaana Hain (Take the Lineage Forward) in Low-Income Settlements in Delhi 81
- Chapter 6. Narratives of Vanshacha Diva Lav (Light the Lineage Lamp) Son Preference in Maharashtra State, India 110
- Chapter 7. Women’s Empowerment and Son Preferences: Narratives from Odisha, India 141
- Chapter 8. ‘Doctors Who Rock the Cradle’ 175
- Conclusion 184
- References 201
- Index 218