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Parashar demonstrates in this volume how the interrelationship between law and religion prevents the Indian state from reforming religious personal laws, and therefore continues to deny legal equality to Indian women.
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reviewed Women and family law reform in India on November 28, 2016
Women and family law reform in India
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One of the first book-length treatments of feminist epistemologies, this is still the place where a certain terrain is mapped for the future of feminist contributions to discourses on knowledge and science studies. It is even more striking, this time around, how dated the political assumptions of a democratic and liberal society that motivates this and some other feminist projects in this area.
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