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Sep 19, 2026
Pushpesh Kumar et al. eds., "Sociology of Gender in India: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives" (Cambridge UP, 2026)
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59:23Priyam SinhaHOST
in their everyday lives.
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59:25Priyam SinhaHOST
From childbirth and reproductive technologies to menstruation, caste, autoethnography, and queer reflexive identities, the chapters repeatedly destabilize the idea of homogenizing women's everyday life and notions of women's worlds.
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59:44Priyam SinhaHOST
But at the same time, feminist ideas today circulate through social media and popular culture as forms of identity performance and branding.
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59:55Priyam SinhaHOST
Do you think that this has transformed the meaning and implementation of feminism in everyday life? And how should we rethink the idea of the women's world when feminism itself is increasingly performed and mediated through platforms that may simultaneously democratize feminist voices and commodify feminist politics?
Pushpesh Kumar et al. eds., "Sociology of Gender in India: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives" (Cambridge UP, 2026)
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63:29Priyam SinhaHOST
in their everyday lives.
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63:30Priyam SinhaHOST
From childbirth and reproductive technologies to menstruation, caste, autoethnography, and queer reflexive identities, the chapters repeatedly destabilize the idea of homogenizing women's everyday life and notions of women's worlds.
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63:49Priyam SinhaHOST
But at the same time, feminist ideas today circulate through social media and popular culture as forms of identity performance and branding.
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64:00Priyam SinhaHOST
Do you think that this has transformed the meaning and implementation of feminism in everyday life? And how should we rethink the idea of the women's world when feminism itself is increasingly performed and mediated through platforms that may simultaneously democratize feminist voices and commodify feminist politics?
Pushpesh Kumar et al. eds., "Sociology of Gender in India: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives" (Cambridge UP, 2026)
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64:26Priyam SinhaHOST
in their everyday lives.
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64:27Priyam SinhaHOST
From childbirth and reproductive technologies to menstruation, caste, autoethnography, and queer reflexive identities, the chapters repeatedly destabilize the idea of homogenizing women's everyday life and notions of women's worlds.
P
64:47Priyam SinhaHOST
But at the same time, feminist ideas today circulate through social media and popular culture as forms of identity performance and branding.
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64:57Priyam SinhaHOST
Do you think that this has transformed the meaning and implementation of feminism in everyday life? And how should we rethink the idea of the women's world when feminism itself is increasingly performed and mediated through platforms that may simultaneously democratize feminist voices and commodify feminist politics?
Pushpesh Kumar et al. eds., "Sociology of Gender in India: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives" (Cambridge UP, 2026)
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62:05Priyam SinhaHOST
in their everyday lives.
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62:06Priyam SinhaHOST
From childbirth and reproductive technologies to menstruation, caste, autoethnography, and queer reflexive identities, the chapters repeatedly destabilize the idea of homogenizing women's everyday life and notions of women's worlds.
P
62:26Priyam SinhaHOST
But at the same time, feminist ideas today circulate through social media and popular culture as forms of identity performance and branding.
P
62:37Priyam SinhaHOST
Do you think that this has transformed the meaning and implementation of feminism in everyday life? And how should we rethink the idea of the women's world when feminism itself is increasingly performed and mediated through platforms that may simultaneously democratize feminist voices and commodify feminist politics?
Pushpesh Kumar et al. eds., "Sociology of Gender in India: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives" (Cambridge UP, 2026)
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66:04Priyam SinhaHOST
their everyday lives.
P
66:05Priyam SinhaHOST
From childbirth and reproductive technologies to menstruation, caste, autoethnography, and queer reflexive identities, the chapters repeatedly destabilize the idea of homogenizing women's everyday life and notions of women's worlds.
P
66:25Priyam SinhaHOST
But at the same time, feminist ideas today circulate through social media and popular culture as forms of identity performance and branding.
P
66:35Priyam SinhaHOST
Do you think that this has transformed the meaning and implementation of feminism in everyday life? And how should we rethink the idea of the women's world when feminism itself is increasingly performed and mediated through platforms that may simultaneously democratize feminist voices and commodify feminist politics?