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Subject/Item: Women Studies
ISBN: 8120720350
Title: A Feminine Critique
Author:
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Shanta Serbjeet Singh and Jyoti Sabharwal
Abstract: This book is a comprehensive and compelling chronicle of a wide swathe of social, political, economic, ecological, philosophical and cultural concerns, offers a portrait of India since 1947, as seen through the eyes of women. This date marks a natural watershed between an India enveloped in the confusion and sterility of nearly three hundred years of alien rule and a leviathan ready to wipe away every challenge in its path. Perhaps, the most important single component of this revolutionary phase in history of India has been the role of its women. From decision-making in every field of national endeavour to managing conflict and stress, within the home and in the workplace, Indian women have played a powerful role in the shaping of India as it nears a new millennium.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 331
Size(mm): 135 x 224
Weight(grams): 540
Price: US$ 12.00
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ISBN: 8186706089
Title: A Question of a Silence: The Sexual Economies of Modern India
Author:
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Mary E. John and Janaki Nair
Abstract: Has there been a conspiracy of silence regarding sexuality in India, be it within social movements or as a focus of scholarships? A Question of Silence? Interrogates this assumption in order to thematise a crucial field. Prefaced by a detailed introductory overview, the essays use diverse perspectives to develop an understanding of the institutions, practices and forms of representation of sexual relations and their boundaries of legitimacy. From unraveling the Kamasutra to investigating Kamasutra the volume includes essays on how sexuality has been framed by the law, within social movements, or has been the site for patrolled caste, ethnic or gender identities. Other essays analyze cinematic, television and literary representations of sexuality. Taken as a whole, this book makes room for more wide-ranging approaches for tackling the sexual economies of desire and violence among men and women in modern India.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 412
Size(mm): 143 X 227
Weight(grams): 680
Price: US$ 11.25
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ISBN: 0006384323
Title: A Suitable Job for a Woman: Inside the World of Women Private Eyes
Author: Val Mcdermid
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is one of the sexiest and most exciting of fictional creations. But who are the real women who pound the mean streets? How do they get into this seemingly unladylike profession and what makes them stay, despite the risks they encounter? What qualities does it take to survive in this harshest of male worlds?
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 278
Size(mm): 128 x 196
Weight(grams): 210
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 0385080190
Title: A Woman Clothed with the Sun: Eight great Appearances of our Lady
Author:
Edition Year: 1961
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: John J. Delaney
Abstract: This book considers the seven most significant apparitions of Our lady in the past century, that of the miraculous medal at Paris, those at la Salette, Lourdes, Knock, Fatima, Beauraing, Banneux and also the sixteenth century appearance of Mary at Guadalupe with its profound message for Americans. The historical background of each apparition is given, the vision itself described and message of Mary are quoted by writers distinguished for their special knowledge of the apparitions and their literary excellence.
Remarks: Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 274
Size(mm): 105 x 178
Weight(grams): 110
Price: US$ 5.95
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ISBN: 8176499382
Title: A Womans Wheel of Life: Narratives of Strength, Grace and Dignity
Author: Alexandra Sanchez Gavito
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a portrait of modern day India, a foreigner who came to the country two years ago as the wife of Julio Faesler Carlisle, the Mexican Ambassador to India. She is deeply interested in gender issues but, unfortunately, in India and abroad, feminists tend to focus mainly on its most dramatic aspects. Very little is said about what women have had to endure in made societies, which usually categorize them as a specific sun caste. Forever focusing on their trials and tribulations, however, we tend to ignore their endeavors that have transformed, however, we tend to ignore their endeavors that have transformed many to archetypes of strength, courage and creativity.
Remarks: Foreword by Vasundhara Raje.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 187
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: 9788172236984
Title: An Indian Womans Guide to Success: Perfecting your Personal Image
Author: Doris Pooser
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book can get you 93 percent of the way of making a positive first impression and unlocking the door to personal success. It focuses on helping improve your total presentation, the mix of verbal and non verbal signals, at the workplace. From wardrobe planning and body language to business and dining etiquette, there is everything here to help you look good, feel confident and be on the road to achieving your life goals.
Remarks: Colour Photographs and Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 219
Size(mm): 170 x 210
Weight(grams): 550
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 0143335162
Title: Apostle of Love: The Life of Mother Teresa
Author: Rukmini Chawla
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about the apostle of love by author. She has been associated with Mother Teresa and this Missionaries of Charity from an early age. In this touching biography, she provides an intimate insight into a truly extraordinary life and looks at how the amazing institution Mother Teresa founded continues her work.
Remarks: Colour Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 96
Size(mm): 129 x 198
Weight(grams): 120
Price: US$ 2.25
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ISBN: 812220032X
Title: Be your own Beautician
Author: Aroona Reejhsinghani
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is compendium of valuable tips on beauty, health, diet, exercise, problem skin, ageing, corrective makeup and hair care. Plus an easy to follow guide to homemade cosmetics from natural ingredients and 7day diet plans to put on or lose weight.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 153
Size(mm): 122 x 179
Weight(grams): 110
Price: US$ 1.00
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ISBN: 8178293730
Title: Behind Closed Doors: Domestic Violence in India
Author:
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Rinki Bhattacharya
Abstract: This book takes us inside this closed door. It puts together the life stories of seventeen women from diverse cultural, class, education and religious backgrounds in India who were victims of domestic violence. Apart from being a first person account, it is a tribute to the courage and determination of women who decided to break their silence. It will inspire other victims of this hidden crime to speak out, share their plight and change their fate.
Remarks: Glossary.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 234
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 380
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 8187107456
Title: Blessed Teresa of Kolkata
Author: Sunita Kumar
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about the Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa of Kolkata was a Roman Catholic nun who through sheer force of personality and belief had an enormous impact on the care of the poor, the sick and the dying that resulted in her winning the Nobel prize in 1979. Through her transcendental spirituality she amassed a worldwide constituency devoted to her aims and these are now some seven hundred and forty homes around the world dedicated to her causes.
Remarks: Photographs and Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 124
Size(mm): 230 x 295
Weight(grams): 1090
Price: US$ 23.95
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ISBN: 091894922X
Title: Blue Collar Goodbyes
Author: Sue Doro
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the human cost of plant closings. It is speaking passionately and accurately from within the experiences it describes, depicts the events, personalities, emotions and the forms of resistance the accompany this tragic development now widespread across North America.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 73
Size(mm): 154 x 228
Weight(grams): 140
Price: US$ 13.95
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ISBN: 8186706003
Title: Borders and Boundaries: Women in Indias Partition
Author: Ritu Menon and Kamla Bhasin
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book attempts a feminist reading of Partition providing, for the first time, testimonies and Memories of Women caught in the turmoil of the times. The authors make Women not only visible, but central, by looking at the general experience of violence, dislocation and displacement from a gendered perspective. Interviews with Women - Survivors, Social core of the book, supplemented by a narrative based on Documents, confidential reports, Parliamentary debates, letters and Diaries.
Remarks: Appendix and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 274
Size(mm): 144 x 220
Weight(grams): 490
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 8174362894
Title: Bride at Ten, Mother at Fifteen: Autobiography of An Unknwon Indian Woman
Author: Sethu Ramaswamy
Edition Year: 2003
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a story that spans personal and subcontinental history, Kandy and the plight of tea - estate labourers, Trivandrum and her in - laws, New Delhi during World War 2, Partition riots, childbirths, marriages, disenchantments, and deaths. Then there are memorable characters a journalist husband who would throw a fit if his pen was misplaced, a clairvoyant if distressed daughter, Sri Ramana Maharishi and film distributor Paramount Krishna Iyer.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 174
Size(mm): 149 x 225
Weight(grams): 420
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 9788189884420
Title: Codes of Misconduct: Regulating Prostitution in Late Colonial Bombay
Author: Ashwini Tambe
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book focuses on the relationship between forms of prostitution, discourses of law making and law enforcement practices. Across the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the colonial government in Bombay city formulated laws on prostitution that were enormously repetitive. Activities such as soliciting men, pimping and procuring women and girls for prostitution were banned in identical ways in multiple eras. Across the same hundred years, commercial sex grew vast in scale and Bombay became a mode in a transnational sex trade circuit.
Remarks: Abbreviations, Tables, Notes, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 179
Size(mm): 144 x 220
Weight(grams): 370
Price: US$ 10.75
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ISBN: N000021968
Title: Comrades of the Road
Author: L. Winifred Bryce
Edition Year: 1947
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about comrades of the road. The need for some such treatment of the subject of marriage and home making for modern India has been apparent for some time and we are fortunate in having such a sympathetic and understanding interpretation of our needs in this most important matter. As a nation we have been extraordinarily casual and inarticulate on these questions and have accepted our fate with a feeling of the inevitable.
Remarks: Illustrations and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 148
Size(mm): 125 x 184
Weight(grams): 160
Price: US$ 2.75
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ISBN: N000024466
Title: Comrades of the Road: Rama and Sita Today
Author: L. Winifred Bryce
Edition Year: 1947
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about comrades of the road. The need for some such treatment of the subject of marriage and home making for modern India has been apparent for some time and we are fortunate in having such a sympathetic and understanding interpretation of our needs in this most important matter. As a nation we have been extraordinarily casual and inarticulate on these questions and have accepted our fate with a feeling of the inevitable.
Remarks: Illustrations, Introduction by Lady Maharaj Singh.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 148
Size(mm): 120 x 180
Weight(grams): 260
Price: US$ 13.75
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ISBN: 9993342319
Title: Dangerous Wives and Sacred Sisters: Social and Symbolic Roles of High-Caste Women in Nepal
Author: Lynn Bennett
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This comprehensive book explores the social construction of gender among hight caste (Brahmin-Chhetri) Hindus in rural Nepal. The richness of this book lies in the range of methodologies used and the intimacy the author established during her ten year contect with the families and with the community in which she lived as participant observer.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: Second Reprinted Edition
Pages: 353
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 330
Price: US$ 8.50
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ISBN: 9780340919255
Title: Daughters of Shame
Author: Jasvinder Sanghera
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: Daughters of Shame reveals the stories of young women such as Fozia, aged only fifteen when her family tried to force her into marriage, Shazia, kidnapped and taken to Pakistan to marry a man she had never met and Banaz, murdered by her own family after escaping an abusive marriage. It reveals Jasvinder as a woman heedless of her own personal safety as she fights to help these women, in a world where the suffering and abuse of many is challenged by the courage of the few.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 304
Size(mm): 110 x 170
Weight(grams): 170
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 052138737X
Title: Daughters of the Reconquest: Women in Castilian Town Society 1100-1300
Author: Heath Dillard
Edition Year: 1989
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book demonstrates how living on the frontiers of Christian Europe influenced position of women urban settlements of the Recon quest. Its study is not an interesting sidelight of political expansion, but of a critical aspect of the expansion. It is an important because it does an in-depth analysis of a source and a topic that needed to be brought to the forefront of Hispanic studies.
Remarks: Illustrations, Abbreviations, Notes, Bibliographical and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 272
Size(mm): 150 x 225
Weight(grams): 420
Price: US$ 22.50
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ISBN: 8189643061
Title: Daughters of the Tharu: Gender, Ethnicity, Religion, and the Education of Nepali Girls
Author: Mary Ann Maslak
Edition Year: 2010
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: Daughters of the Tharu identifies and examines the cultural conditions and circumstances that influence the process of educational decision-making for girls in Nepal, recognising and studying the significant, yet often forgotten, voices of women. Situating womens lives within the context of their families, neighborhoods, region, and country, Maslak explores the cultural and sociopolitical conditions that shape, mold, and dictate individual agency, conditions that determine the educational choices women make for their daughters. This book seeks to go beyond the existing educational participation literature by exploring how ethnic identity, ethnic interaction, religious beliefs, and religious rituals function as interweaving socio-cultural forces in the community, and how familial relations in the home are influenced by the power structures that subsume gender roles.
Remarks: Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Indian Reprint
Pages: 213
Size(mm): 154 x 230
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 9.00
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ISBN: 9788189884093
Title: Deconstructing Mental Illness: An Ethnography of Psychiatry, Women and the Family
Author: Renu Addlakha
Edition Year: 2008
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book anchors the discussion around feminist thinking and praxis in the mental health realm, along with the traditions of cultural psychiatry and medical anthropology. It is relevant and contemporary and makes an important contribution to the field of mental health and women. This important new work extends the frontiers of social science research and offers alternative perspectives on women, health and disability.
Remarks: References.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 330
Size(mm): 150 x 225
Weight(grams): 580
Price: US$ 15.95
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ISBN: 0195120981
Title: Dictionary of Women in Religious Art
Author: Diane Apostolos-Cappadona
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides basic information about not only the images of women in religious art, but also about their roles in society and cultural history of women. The women or female figures considered are frequently goddesses, celestial beings, demons, metaphorical entities and legendary women, but also historical women as well, religious leaders, artists, writers and even women patrons of the arts. It contains over 2000 entries and over one hundred illustrations, it draws on the entire religious traditions of the world and it provides extensive cross-references, topical appendices and an exhaustive subject index.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 442
Size(mm): 155 x 235
Weight(grams): 660
Price: US$ 26.00
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ISBN: 0044408757
Title: Discovering Womens History
Author: Deirdre Beddoe
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about discovering women in history. For people who are prepared to venture into libraries, cinemas, attics and arts galleries in pursuit of the history of British women, it offers down to earth and constructive advice on how to locate and use all these sources to find out about the lives of ordinary women in Britain from 1800-1945. It is also for those who prefer to sit in an armchair and read old novels and magazines of women or watch old films on television.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 232
Size(mm): 130 x 195
Weight(grams): 190
Price: US$ 11.00
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ISBN: 8190047728
Title: Dowry Murder
Author: Asirvatham V. Ross
Edition Year:
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is being brought out in search of public decency, universal love and a fair share of human ethics. All the names used in it are assumed ones, including that of the country and the university. Marriage has become a lottery where the innocent rarely if ever, draws the lucky number
Edition:
Pages: 176
Size(mm): 135 x 204
Weight(grams): 150
Price: US$ 1.25
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ISBN: 0720121027
Title: Drama by Women to 1900: A Bibliography of American and British Writers Vol 3
Author:
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Compiledby: Gwenn Davis and Beverly A. Joyce
Abstract: This book is a series designed to make accessible literary works by well known and neglected writers in order to reestablish the range and variety of 1900. It covers personal writing, poetry, short fiction, long fiction and juvenile literature.
Remarks: Abbreviations, Bibliography, Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 189
Size(mm): 190 x 250
Weight(grams): 580
Price: US$ 45.00
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ISBN: 0195650409
Title: Enslaved Daughters: Colonialism, Law and Womens Rights
Author: Sudhir Chandra
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is one glance at social attitudes and we could still be in time of Rukhmabai. It has written a well-researched, wonderfully detailed, empathetic which trials and tribulations of Rukhmabai.
Remarks: Appendix and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 249
Size(mm): 139 x 215
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 5.25
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ISBN: 0195642139
Title: Enslaved Daughters: Colonialism, Law and Womens Rights
Author: Sudhir Chandra
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a fascinating study of this case reveals the inner working of the legal system during the colonial period as well as the conflicting and overlapping ideologies which underpinned.
Remarks: Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 249
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 8176210153
Title: Everything Starts from Prayer: Mother Teresas Meditations on Spiritual Life for People of all Faiths
Author: Mother Teresa
Edition Year: 2001
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book on prayer, please remember that Mother Teresa always prayed with her actions, her life. Mind, speech and body in perfect oneness, that is the solid ground of authentic meditation. The moment you start praying that way, peace, love and transformation begin to take place, within yourself and around you. You do not have to wait for the result in the future.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 145
Size(mm): 140 x 214
Weight(grams): 190
Price: US$ 4.00
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ISBN: 088730625X
Title: Fear of Finance: The Womens Money Workbook for Achieving Financial Self-Confidence
Author: Ann B. Diamond
Edition Year: 1994
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is primarily intended for women with little financial expertise, but her commonsense approach will also be appreciated by the more financially sophisticated reader. It handles the subject common to each of us in a most readable way.
Remarks: Illustrations, Tables, Glossary and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 164
Size(mm): 189 x 233
Weight(grams): 260
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: 0715612174
Title: Females of the Species
Author: Hugh Lloyd-Jones and Marcelle Quinton
Edition Year: 1975
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book subjects is a thorny one, it involves a careful assessment of the work of Archilochus and Hesiod and an important study of the treatment of women in Greek literature and of character in early Greek.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Appendices.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 187
Size(mm): 189 x 248
Weight(grams): 320
Price: US$ 10.95
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ISBN: 0710088167
Title: Feminism and Socialism in China
Author: Elisabeth Croll
Edition Year: 1978
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about feminism and socialism in China. It examines the inter-relationship of feminism with socialism and the contribution of each towards the redefinition of the role and status of women in China. Within fundamental issues including women and class oppression, the relation of female solidarity groups to class organisations, reproduction and the accommodation of domestic labour, women in the labour process and the relationship between participation of women in social production and their access to and control of political and economic resources.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 363
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 530
Price: US$ 28.50
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ISBN: 8186706526
Title: Feminism, Nationalism and Exiled Tibetan Women
Author: Alex Butler
Edition Year: 2003
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book traces the history of organised political resistance by Tibetan women over the 40-year period leading up to the Beijing Conference. It describes and analyses the development of the Tibetan Womens Association, the mass womens organisation of the Tibetan exile community, and in particular the impact of feminism on it. It looks at the overlaps and tensions between nationalism and feminism, and examines how both can be constructed in exile.
Remarks: Appendix and References.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 242
Size(mm): 148 x 224
Weight(grams): 420
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 0761997865
Title: French Feminism: An Indian Anthology
Author:
Edition Year: 2003
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Danielle Haase-Dubose, Mary E. John and others
Translatedby: Nirupama Rastogi
Abstract: This book vividly maps the terrain of French feminism in its contemporary context from the 1970s onwards. Bringing together the seminal writings of both scholars and activists, it will help readers to grasp the questions, the challenges and the progress of reflection.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 448
Size(mm): 140 x 218
Weight(grams): 550
Price: US$ 12.75
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ISBN: 817154536X
Title: Gandhis Contribution to the Emancipation of Women
Author: Aloo J. Dastur and Usha H. Mehta
Edition Year: 1991
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explains the contribution of Gandhi to the emancipation of women. The status of women in society is a measuring rod and a true index of its civilisation and cultural attainment. The Indian woman with her long lineage has left her mark on different periods of our history. To write about the India woman is somewhat difficult as her position has different from period to period, in different parts of the country and in all spheres, social, economic and political. Mahatma Gandhi is perhaps the last in the long line of social reformers, who fought and unceasingly worked for the uplift of women.
Remarks: Tables and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 81
Size(mm): 138 x 220
Weight(grams): 170
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: 0761935002
Title: Grass-roots NGOs by Women for Women: The Driving Force of Development in India
Author: Femida Handy, Meenaz Kassam, Suzanne Feeney and Bhagyashree Ranade
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides an in-depth understanding of why grass-roots India NGOs run by women for women tend to be successful. Based on first-hand observations spanning five years and interviews with 20 founders of NGOs, it explores the factors that motivate and facilitate women entrepreneurship in the development sector. It examines the organizational structures that have evolved based on feminist ideology and the services provided.
Remarks: Tables, Figures, References, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 236
Size(mm): 139 x 215
Weight(grams): 270
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: 8185301301
Title: Great Women of India
Author:
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Swami Madhav Vananda and Ramesh Chandra Majumdar
Abstract: This book deals with the ideals of Indian womanhood, its position in Indian life and society through the ages as well as the biographical sketches and contributions of great Indian women who made their marks in different spheres of activities and different periods of Indian history. It gives a general survey of the ideals and position of Indian womanhood in different spheres of life, both in the past and in the present, together with a chapter on the evolution of Mother worships in India. This is intended to emphasize not only the highest conception of woman as mother.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 551
Size(mm): 160 x 240
Weight(grams): 830
Price: US$ 5.00
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ISBN: N000090144
Title: Guide to the Womens Movement in Canada: A Chatelaine Cope-Kit
Author: Bonnie Kreps
Edition Year:
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about guide to the women movement in Canada. It shows a state mind, first feminist movement, from the mouth of horse, consciousness, and 12 week outline for consciousness raising, what about men, and some male responses.
Remarks: Illustrations and Spiral Banding.
Edition:
Pages: 43
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 60
Price: US$ 6.95
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ISBN: 0987654321
Title: Gyn Ecology: The Metaethics of Radical Feminism
Author: Mary Daly
Edition Year: 1978
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about the journey of women becoming, that is, radical feminism. The voyage is described and roughly charted here. It says roughly by way of understatement and pun. We do not know exactly what is on the other side until we arrive there and the journey is rough. The charting done here is based on some knowledge from the past, upon present experience and upon hopes for the future. These three sources are inseparable, intertwined. Radical feminist consciousness spirals in all directions, discovering the past, creating dis-closing the present or future.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 485
Size(mm): 155 x 235
Weight(grams): 840
Price: US$ 35.00
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ISBN: 817341369X
Title: Hand Book on Crime Against Women
Author: V. P. Srivastav
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book not only analyses the status of women in India but also gives the complete view on Sexual wrongs, Divorce and main-tenance in distress, Matrimonial cruelty and violence, trafficking of women, kidnapping, infanticide etc, besides suggestions in effective manner. The contents in it will be of great utility not only for lawmen, scholar and professional persons but also for social scientists and social workers as law and society are inseparably interlinked.
Remarks: Tables, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 559
Size(mm): 189 x 249
Weight(grams): 1230
Price: US$ 42.75
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ISBN: 0931055989
Title: I Sit Listening to the Wind: Womans Encounter within Herself
Author: Judith Duerk
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book shows how a relationship with the animus, the Jungian term for male energy within the female psyche can either enliven a development of women or completely dominate it. A meditative mixture of prose, poetry and reflective questions offered to women seeking to strike a balance between the masculine urge to do and the feminine desire to be.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 103
Size(mm): 152 x 228
Weight(grams): 200
Price: US$ 27.50
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ISBN: 0722532059
Title: Imageworks for Women
Author: Diana Mather
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides all you need to know to overhaul your image, including advice on everything from clothes, cosmetics and etiquette to body language and making presentations. It will give you the confidence to face whatever life throws at you, whether it is an interview for a job, a new client, or the prospect of speaking to a hundred people.
Remarks: Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 162
Size(mm): 134 x 215
Weight(grams): 210
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: 8185107483
Title: In Other Words: New Writing by Indian Women
Author: Urvashi Butalia and Ritu Menon
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book brings you 14 of the most innovative and adventurous of contemporary Indian Women writers. The stories in this collection are remarkable not only for their richness of subject and style, but also for the confidence and poise of their writing. All the authors, except two, belong to the post - independence generation.
Remarks: Notes.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 196
Size(mm): 134 x 210
Weight(grams): 230
Price: US$ 10.00
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ISBN: 0906500214
Title: Incidents Involving Warmth: A Collection of Lesbian Feminist Love Stories
Author: Anna Livia
Edition Year: 1986
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book varies from a forceful but devious 80 years old, to a gorgeously dangerous dyke with tacky musical tastes, to an eleven year old facing a more terrible loneliness than most of us will ever know. It is bittersweet humor and wryly accurate observations celebrate emotions as true and as familiar as they are startling.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 172
Size(mm): 125 x 197
Weight(grams): 180
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 8176461008
Title: India: Status, Growth and Development 50 Years of Independence 1947-97: Vol 26
Author: Yashoda Bhat
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an attempt at a kind of documentation of achievements as well as an assessment of the path travelled so far and also an attempt at identifying some existing lacunae and finding out solutions for them. It is however, not exhaustive in its scope, it is representative.
Remarks: Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 83
Size(mm): 150 x 220
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: 9788189884109
Title: Indian Women in the House of Fiction
Author: Geetanjali Singh Chanda
Edition Year: 2008
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explores the quiet negotiation of women and the kinds of homes they wish to inhabit. The house is not merely a backdrop in Indian fiction of women but almost a character that bears witness to the changes taking place in the protagonists lives. The architectural and apartments impose their own unique patterns of relationship of women inside and outside the domestic space. In these fictional homes, women find ways to transform restrictive segregated spaces like the zenana of a haveli into a potentially empowering women space that is carried over into both bungalows and apartments.
Remarks: Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 348
Size(mm): 150 x 225
Weight(grams): 610
Price: US$ 15.95
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ISBN: 076193510X
Title: Janani: Mothers, Daughters, Motherhood
Author:
Edition Year: 2006
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Rinki Bhattacharya
Abstract: Janani, or mother as the creator of life, defines this narrative collection. The book brings together autobiographical writings of women from many walks of life - noted authors, artists, academics - to share their experiences of being mothers, daughters, or both. The accounts combine memory and nostalgia in nuanced detail, making each narrative heart-warming and at times, profoundly challenging.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 197
Size(mm): 140 x 218
Weight(grams): 260
Price: US$ 7.50
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ISBN: 0415014344
Title: Jocastas Children: The Imprint of the Mother
Author: Christiane Olivier
Edition Year: 1989
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Translatedby: George Craig
Abstract: This book gives an account of the development of masculinity and femininity at the deepest levels, an account which is rooted in the relationship between the developing child and its mother. It explains symmetry of desire when the two sexes meet and explores the constraints which have laid the foundation for the discontent and contemporary sexual relations. It explains the sexual development of the child is a figure whose significance has remained unexplored.
Remarks: Notes.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 154
Size(mm): 143 x 225
Weight(grams): 310
Price: US$ 11.50
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ISBN: 8124103604
Title: Kalis Yug: Empowerment, Law and Dowry Deaths
Author:
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Rani Jethmalani
Abstract: This book is about how to make the law work for women. The law is a powerful tool to advance the cause of justice. Till recently, however, the law mainly reflected the dominant values of a patriarchal society. Transforming these values to advantage of women is a matter of strategy, methodology, vision and commitment. Used skillfully such approaches can be instrumental in changing the structures of power. It examines evolving strategies that reflect the concern and perceptions of women to reshape the law.
Remarks: Glossary.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 158
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 9231028030
Title: Knowing and Doing: Literacy for Women
Author: Krystyna Chlebowska
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about literacy of women. How can literacy help women to become aware of their condition and know their rights and their responsibilities in society, in a word, empower them? It strives to clarify the question by sketching out the lines of a new form of literacy work, better adapted to aspirations of women002E
Remarks: Illustrations, Bibliography and Appendices.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 79
Size(mm): 175 x 255
Weight(grams): 160
Price: US$ 8.50
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ISBN: 1879514419
Title: Ladies of the Rope: Gurdjieffs Special Left Bank Womens Group
Author: William Patrick Patterson
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book examines the rope, the special women-only group of spiritual seekers that G. I. Gurdjieff formed on left bank of Paris. Breaking vows of secrecy, in the hope that the originality, scale and practicality of the teaching would arouse enough people to undergo the rigors of self-awakening, author understood he would be castigated by initiates and the uninitiated alike. That he took an even further risk and introduced the teaching to the Rope is a subject which until now has never been examined. The conclusions reached by him about why Gurdjieff created the Rope are as original as they are surprising and will be of serious interest to those involved with the Fourth Way and with feminine spirituality in its many forms.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Notes, Bibliography, Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 302
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 420
Price: US$ 23.25
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ISBN: 089281523X
Title: Lady of the Beasts: The Goddess and her Sacred Animals
Author: Buffie Johnson
Edition Year: 1994
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides an unparalleled overview of the Goddess as she was defined by the ancient societies whose people worshiped her. The author spent more than four decades studying goddess images - statues, religious artifacts, and art - from Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and other parts of the world. With the more than 400 magnificent illustrations and photographs - many in colour - of historic and prehistoric objects, this book provides a diverse display of stunning images that focus on the Goddess in relation to her sacred animals.
Remarks: &W and Colour Photographs, Afterword, Notes, Bibliography, Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 386
Size(mm): 185 x 230
Weight(grams): 850
Price: US$ 31.50
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ISBN: 0195655249
Title: Law and Gender Inequality: The Politics of Womens Rights in India
Author: Flavia Agnes
Edition Year: 2003
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book maps the issue of gender and law reform upon a broad canvas of history and politics and explores strategies which could safeguard rights of women within sphere of India of complex social and political boundaries. Written in a lucid style, it provides an invaluable analysis of the current trends of the debate on the Uniform Civil code and goes on to expose the communal undertones of some recent judicial pronouncements.
Remarks: Abbreviations, Appendix, Bibliography, Tables and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 250
Size(mm): 137 x 215
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 087773903X
Title: Lifes Daughter Deaths Bride: Inner Transformation through the Goddess Demeter Persephone
Author: kathie Carlson
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is richly illustrated with dreams, insights and rotational dynamics drawn from psychotherapy clients, it will appeal to both layperson and professional and to anyone interested in myth, goddess centered religion, or Jungian psychology.
Remarks: Plates, Note, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 251
Size(mm): 155 x 235
Weight(grams): 600
Price: US$ 37.75
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ISBN: 0877736561
Title: Lifting the Veil: The Feminine Face of Science
Author: Linda Jean Shepherd
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is emerging in science today to restore the lost soul to disciplines once limited by principles of logic, analysis and reductionism. It draws on the experience of contemporary scientists to show how the unveiling of the feminine is enlivening modern science, infusing it with a new spirit of cooperation and compassion and changing long-held ideas about progress and about what makes good science.
Remarks: Notes, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 329
Size(mm): 152 x 228
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 11.95
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ISBN: 0710066937
Title: Love, Morals and the Feminists
Author: Constance Rover
Edition Year: 1970
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a complementary study which examines the moral and social aspects of the emancipation of women movement. It discusses problems which are still very much the subject of controversy and debate, such as divorce, prostitution, birth control and sexual morality. It argues that the narrow, conventional, Victorian moral code was as much the enemy of emancipation of women as lack of the vote and she examines with sympathy the dilemma of the pioneers who, themselves conditioned by contemporary morality, struggled for the liberalization of its various aspects.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Illustrations, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 183
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 430
Price: US$ 24.00
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ISBN: 0002174448
Title: Love, Sex and War: Changing Values: 1939-45
Author: John Costello
Edition Year: 1985
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book charts the change in roles, the watershed in attitudes that altered for ever how men and women view each other. In total war the general mobilization of men into uniform led to recruitment of women into areas unthought of before, back-breaking jobs in factories and shipyards, running transport and working on the land. Women joined the Allied forces in their thousands, too and Russia even sent women into combat. It was on the Axis side that conscription of women was delayed, until the very end of the war and this, Costello argues, surely contributed to defeat.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 384
Size(mm): 160 x 240
Weight(grams): 790
Price: US$ 14.95
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ISBN: 0701162112
Title: Making it Work: Women, Change and Challenge in the 1990s
Author: Sue Innes
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is drawing on important new statistics and interviews with women from all over Britain and from all walks of life from high-flying stockbrokers, politicians and journalists to the homeless and old, it looks hard at what British women have gained over the last twenty-five years, at what they still have to achieve and at some of the new problems change has brought with it.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 366
Size(mm): 153 x 233
Weight(grams): 450
Price: US$ 17.75
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ISBN: 0144000571
Title: Making News: Women in Journalism
Author: Ammu Joseph
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book brings together the personal stories and professional assessments of more than 200 women, including familiar names such as Bachi Karkaria, Kalpana Sharma, Malini Parthasarathy, Mrinal Pande, Shobhaa De and Tavleen Singh. Capturing the experiences, opinions and distinct attitudes of a wide range of female journalists in print media, it offers key insights into their views on their profession in general, as well as their perceptions of their own individual roles.
Remarks: Notes, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Revised Edition
Pages: 416
Size(mm): 129 x 195
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: N000091577
Title: Marriage, the Family and Women in India
Author: V. V. Prakasa Rao and V. Nandini Rao
Edition Year: 1985
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Marriage, the family and women in India. For more than three decades India has embarked upon improving the social and economic spheres through industrialization, increasing educational and occupational facilities, emphasizing family planning program, redistributing property and passing various legislations enabling women to achieve equality with men. These changes have profound influence upon different dimensions of the family system affecting its social, familial and economic relations of members. A number of new roles are created, old ones are being either redefined or abandoned as a result of unprecedented rapid changes.
Remarks: Tables and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 244
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 410
Price: US$ 4.25
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ISBN: 0722534825
Title: Medicine Women: A Pictorial History of Women Healers
Author: Elisabeth Brooke
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a fascinating history of women healers which explores their role from the early hospitals of medieval Europe to the battlefields of the Crimea, from the place of the Goddess Isis in Egyptian medical lore to the healing rituals of Mama Lord, a Voodoo priestess in New York City.
Remarks: Colour Photographs and Illustrations and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 127
Size(mm): 185 x 210
Weight(grams): 330
Price: US$ 17.95
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ISBN: 1570624747
Title: Meetings with Remarkable Women: Buddhist Teachers in America
Author: Lenore Friedman
Edition Year: 2000
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book celebrates the flowering of women in American Buddhism, it profiles seventeen distinguished female teachers who have taught in the United States. It writes about vary in background, personality and form of teaching, but together they represent the growing influence of women in American Buddhism, a development that will surely affect Buddhism in the West for years to come.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Notes, Glossary and Appendix.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 362
Size(mm): 150 x 228
Weight(grams): 540
Price: US$ 27.50
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ISBN: 9813096454
Title: Miscarriage
Author: Margaret Leroy
Edition Year: 1988
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Miscarriage. Miscarriage can be a deeply distressing experience yet little information on the subject is available. Questions of women may go unanswered and her friends and even her partner may not seem to understand her feelings. It draws on the experience of the thousands of women a year who contact the Miscarriage Association. It provides comprehensive medical information and emotional support for women and their families.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 159
Size(mm): 135 x 215
Weight(grams): 190
Price: US$ 3.00
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ISBN: 0044409419
Title: Miscarriage: Womens Experiences and Needs
Author: Christine Moulder
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explores the many different ways in which women react to miscarriage, both physically and emotionally. Many aspects of miscarriage are covered, including previously neglected issues such as, the nature of the loss tissue, foetus or baby? How feelings about the initial pregnancy affect feelings about miscarriage, feelings of guilt, including those around earlier abortions, explaining miscarriage to other children, the effect of miscarriage on a relationship, returning to work etc.
Remarks: Notes, Glossary and Index.
Edition: Revised Edition
Pages: 284
Size(mm): 135 x 215
Weight(grams): 320
Price: US$ 9.25
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ISBN: 0434985910
Title: Modelling and Beauty Care
Author: Lucie Clayton
Edition Year: 1985
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about modeling and beauty care. From the many thousands who aspire to a career in modeling very few can even hope to enter the profession. However, the training that professional models undergo provides an invaluable contribution to greater poise and confidence. Here then, from the most famous name in the world of modeling, is a comprehensive guide not for those who want to become models but for all girls interested in improving their image in an increasingly competitive world. Fully illustrated with instructional drawings and photographs, the text deals with all aspects of appearance, from the smile to dress sense, diet and exercise, hygiene and body care, make up and grooming.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Illustrations and Appendix.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 179
Size(mm): 130 x 215
Weight(grams): 230
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: 0892540419
Title: Modern Woman in Search of Soul
Author: June Singer
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is quite different from a search of man. Search of woman for her own authenticity is grounded in the archetypal feminine wisdom figure. It deals with the true-life experiences of women confronting the rapidly changing issues of our times-scientific, psychological and spiritual. It follows two very different women to demonstrate the interweaving of inner experience of woman with activities in the world outside herself.
Remarks: References and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 231
Size(mm): 152 x 227
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 26.00
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ISBN: N000025750
Title: Mother the Real Physician to Daughters
Author: Dr. Tullio Suzzara Verdi
Edition Year: 1986
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is devoted to the physical perfection of woman and in the effort to impact to her knowledge without which her health must be in constant peril. It is addressed to mother who having passed through the vicissitudes of life of girl and progressively raised into the sphere of mother, is conscious of the inadequate knowledge of the daughter, who like a morning rose-bud, enters into the first development of that life which soon ripens into effulgent beauty.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 287
Size(mm): 124 x 179
Weight(grams): 220
Price: US$ 1.00
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ISBN: 0452276055
Title: My Mother Had a Dream
Author:
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Tamara Nikuradse
Abstract: This book is a smart, sassy and inspirational, the homespun wit and hard-earned wisdom collected here touch on the gifts of heritage, faith, pride, perseverance, community and achievement passed on with love from mother to daughter. The more than 500 excerpts gathered in it, drawn from hundreds of African American women, including Sojourner Truth, Ida Wells Barnett, Rosa Parks, Alfre Woodard, Maya Angelou, Julia Boyd, Alice Walker and many others. The eloquent voices rising from these pages stand as a lasting inspiration for mothers, daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters to rejoice in one another and are a stirring reminder of the sisterhood that unites us generation after generation.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 253
Size(mm): 139 x 159
Weight(grams): 190
Price: US$ 6.50
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ISBN: 0786715901
Title: Naked Ambition: Women who are Changing Pornography
Author:
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Carly Milne
Abstract: This book gives voice to the new generation of women who are shaping not only what sexual material we consume, but also how we think and talk about sex. Thirty-one contributors share their personal histories. Thoughts and passions to underscore the profound influence that porn has had in liberating a new, younger generation of women by claiming their sexual lives on their own terms. Featured writers include Nina Hartley, Theresa Flynt, Tera Patrick, Tristan Taormina, Violet Blue, Joanna Angel, Danni Ashe and Dana Harris, among many others.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 352
Size(mm): 140 x 207
Weight(grams): 330
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 0195641515
Title: Negotiating Identities: Women in the Indian Diaspora
Author: Aparna Rayaprol
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a story of women who played a pioneering role in the construction and maintenance of the Sri Venkateswara temple in Pittsburgh, USA and who have thereby contributed to the reproduction of culture in their community. The analysis highlights issues such as gender, ethnicity, religion and class in an immigrant context. Through a complex set of gender dynamics, the Indian immigrant women in Pittsburgh challenge conventional notions of separate and distinct public and private spheres
Remarks: Index and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 165
Size(mm): 145 x 223
Weight(grams): 360
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: AS00001089
Title: Nepalese Women
Author: Indra Majupuria
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book presents the cultural, economic and social condition of both rural and urban women in Nepalese society and the need for new norms and reforms to change the status of women for participation in decision making programme and all-round development not only in the country but in all activities concerning the human race.
Remarks: Author Signed, Colour and B&W Photographs and Illustrations
Edition: Revised Edition
Pages: 471
Size(mm): 130 x 190
Weight(grams): 600
Price: US$ 180.00
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ISBN: 9937220422
Title: Nepali Women at the Crossroads
Author: Prativa Subedi
Edition Year: 2010
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Compiledby: Bibliography
Abstract: This book presents examples of gender, development and empowerment through community-based programs to provide an insight into the lives of Nepali women and their potential and will help to raise public awareness and stimulate constructive dialogue on gender and development issues in Nepal.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 157
Size(mm): 140 x 210
Weight(grams): 250
Price: US$ 5.00
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ISBN: 0140234055
Title: Night of the New Moon: Encounters with Muslim Women in India
Author: Anees Jung
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is remark by a European Woman challenges Anees Jung to examine her own identity and is also the point of departure for her latest journey - a country wide odyssey to discover the Indian Muslim woman of today. Her travels take her to women like Mahbubunissa, who vows not to give up purdah until her hair turns grey and Wajida, who has never adopted it because she deems it a sin to hide what is given by God.
Remarks: B&W Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 127
Size(mm): 130 x 200
Weight(grams): 90
Price: US$ 2.75
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ISBN: 0099303701
Title: No Change: A Biological Revolution for Women
Author: Wendy Cooper
Edition Year: 1976
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about a biological revolution for women. For years, women approaching middle age were told by their doctors that they would simply have to put up with the discomfort or worse, misery of the change of life. It includes much new material on HRT and osteoporosis, it tells us how women can minimize or even avoid the ill-effects of the menopause and lead normal, busy and healthy lives.
Remarks: Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 236
Size(mm): 110 x 178
Weight(grams): 120
Price: US$ 6.50
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ISBN: 0452262550
Title: No More Hysterectomies
Author: Vicki Hufnagel
Edition Year: 1989
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Hysterectomies. It you have been told you need a hysterectomy, if you have problems that may lead to a hysterectomy in the future, if you want to be fully informed about a health decision that could affect the rest of your life. It presents the latest information on all the major female problems that lead many doctors to recommend hysterectomy and offers hope to millions of women, giving exciting facts about new forms of surgery that are surgical alternatives to traditional hysterectomy.
Remarks: Illustrations, Appendixes, Bibliography, Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 320
Size(mm): 135 x 204
Weight(grams): 280
Price: US$ 6.50
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ISBN: 9993310212
Title: On the Ethos of Hindu Women: Issues, Taboos and Forms of Expression
Author: Vivienne Kondos
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: The book is a bold exploration of certain controversial issues that relate to the everyday life of Hindu women. As Michael Allen says, it is a collection of quite brilliant essays that I feel certain is destined to be acclaimed as a major contribution to the ethnography of Nepal, to the theoritical understanding of Hindu culture and society, to gender studies and to anthropological theory in general.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 207
Size(mm): 140 x 216
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 10.95
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ISBN: 9810019521
Title: One Womans Opinion: The Collection
Author: Norma Miraflor
Edition Year:
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the most widely read and most influential magazine of women column in Southeast Asia. It brings together 88 provocative opinion essays of author which have helped fashion attitudes of women in the region for the past decade and a half.
Remarks: Illustrations by Andrew Matthews.
Edition:
Pages: 193
Size(mm): 177 x 177
Weight(grams): 320
Price: US$ 3.50
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ISBN: 0062504614
Title: Oya: In Praise of An African Goddess
Author: Judith Gleason
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a vibrant celebration in folklore, mythology, music and art reveals the many manifestations of Oya, one of the most dynamic and vital African goddesses. Oya manifests in powerful forms of nature, the great river Niger, strong winds and tornadoes, lightning and fir and the African buffalo. First worshiped by the Yoruba, Oya offers special protection and encouragement to Yoruba market women and is considered the patron of famine leadership, persuasive charm and magical power.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Illustrations, Glossary and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 310
Size(mm): 185 x 234
Weight(grams): 540
Price: US$ 24.75
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ISBN: N000005289
Title: Petticoat Parade
Author: Denton Prout and Fred Feely
Edition Year: 1965
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a history with a difference. These are stories of celebrated women, such as Elizabeth Macarthur, Caroline Chisholm, Lady Jane Franklin and Catherine Spence, Annette Flinders and Mrs. George Bass. In contrast, there are women, such as convict Molly Morgan, who made the most of their situation in all possible ways and also wives and sweethearts of bushrangers, who loyally supported their lovers and husbands. It makes exciting, interesting and amusing reading, filling in gaps in our history we so easily overlook.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 252
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 10.00
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ISBN: 1580050328
Title: Pilgrimage: One Womans Return to a Changing India
Author: Pramila Jayapal
Edition Year: 2000
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is almost frightening honesty, its rigorous and unsparing self-examination and its determination to eschew both sentimentalism and generalization. These qualities make take it beyond a clichéd quest for roots and identity, beyond a first world, third world confrontation, even beyond an attempt to understand the true meaning of progress and development. What the author does instead is ask questions, tentatively and gently, of her, about these things, questions that most readers will have readers will have asked of themselves some time or another.
Remarks: Map and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 265
Size(mm): 140 x 223
Weight(grams): 500
Price: US$ 23.75
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ISBN: 8178093359
Title: Precious Gems of Wisdom
Author: Mother Teresa
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Mother Teresa who spoke precious gems of wisdom enveloped in love and compassion. Mother Teresa espoused the cause of the weakest of the weak, of the totally helpless, of those who literally could not utter even a whimper of protest, of those whose umbilical cord was mercilessly slashed, of those innocent buds that were minced by the instruments, the unborn children.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 143
Size(mm): 134 x 212
Weight(grams): 270
Price: US$ 6.00
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ISBN: N000021410
Title: Purdah: The Status of Indian Women
Author: Frieda Hauswirth
Edition Year: 1932
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is vigorous and accurate description of the institution of Purdah of its effects on the women of India and of their rising revolt against it. Here are the facts, set out by a woman who has herself lived the life pictured in it.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 289
Size(mm): 145 x 210
Weight(grams): 590
Price: US$ 200.00
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ISBN: 8173413274
Title: Rape: A Social and Sexual Tragedy
Author: Dr. Rajendra Mohan Bhatnagar
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Rape and it is social and sexual tragedy. What is rape? Why Rape? Why the progressive society diverted towards rape? Why moral and human values are deteriorating? Later and order does not have answers to these questions. When such mishap occur fingers rises and sets down even more quickly. The woman finds herself weak and unable. It is not a question of today only. From the time immemorial woman has suffered. Sita and Draupadi are such characters from the history who have faced the cruelty, torture and ill desires of man. Every day, every night, every moment, rape is continuous without hesitation and hindrances.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 271
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 450
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 0679762787
Title: Reasonable Creatures: Essays on Women and Feminism
Author: Katha Pollitt
Edition Year: 1995
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is takes on the most compelling issues of our day concerning the sexes and turns them upside down. Along with her razor-sharp wit and her impatience with sound-bite solutions, it is apart from other feminist writers is her concern for social justice.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 186
Size(mm): 130 x 204
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 15.25
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ISBN: 0091793580
Title: Reinvented Lives: Women at Sixty A Celebration
Author: Elizabeth and Charles Handy
Edition Year: 2002
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides the models for what has become, for the first time, a new age for many women. Released from most of the cares and responsibilities that accompany midlife for women, they are free to reinvent themselves, to give more time to their career or calling, or to luxuriate in the serenity and friendships that few had time for in the past. Some enter new relationship, some start new careers or go back to study, some find that work is only now reaching its peak. Many have survived traumas and tragedies, but, as one of them explains, the past is just the prologue.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 215
Size(mm): 160 x 240
Weight(grams): 660
Price: US$ 27.25
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ISBN: 0572018134
Title: Rune Divination for Todays Woman
Author: Cassandra Eason
Edition Year: 1994
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about rune divination for women of today. You want the ancient, guiding power of the Runes and without the ancient outlook on women. Now you can benefit from this breath of fresh air on Rune magic. Here you can learn how the runic alphabet can provide relevant insights into doing, thinking and being, in alliance with your own feminine intuition.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 141
Size(mm): 128 x 198
Weight(grams): 140
Price: US$ 3.95
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ISBN: 0385425759
Title: School Girls: Young Women, Self-Esteem and the Confidence Gap
Author: Peggy Orenstein
Edition Year: 1994
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about school girls and young women, self-esteem and the confidence gap. It is extensive national survey on gender and self-esteem ever conducted, the articles said, three thousand boys and girls between the ages of nine and fifteen were polled on their attitudes toward self, school, family and friends. As part of the project the students were asked to respond to multiple-choice questions, provide comments and in some cases, were interviewed in focus groups. The results confirmed something that many women already knew too well. For a girl, the passage into adolescence is not just marked by menarche or a few new curves. It is marked by a loss of confidence in herself and her abilities, especially in math and science.
Remarks: Notes and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 335
Size(mm): 160 x 240
Weight(grams): 630
Price: US$ 15.00
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ISBN: 1401901034
Title: Secrets and Mysteries: The Glory and Pleasure of Being a Woman
Author: Denise Linn
Edition Year: 2002
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book will give you a profound understanding of what it means to be a woman. Full of passion, mysticism and practical information, it will tap the source of your power at all the depths of your soul. Through author own extraordinary life experience and her knowledge of native cultures around the world. It reveals how you can activate ancient wisdom to become the magnificent embodiment of strength and grace in other words, how you can become a glorious woman.
Remarks: Illustrations, Bibliography, Resources and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 223
Size(mm): 153 x 230
Weight(grams): 360
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: 8189182420
Title: Shadows in Cages: Mother and Child in Indian Prisons
Author: Ruzbeh Nari Bharucha
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This is a book on mother and child living in Indian prisons. In India, a woman prisoner can keep her child, with her in prison, till the child reaches the age of five. This book throws light on the emotional aspect, where mother and child, in Indian prisons are concerned. The author has visited prisons in India and interacted with numerous women inmates and their children. The book reveals the prison conditions, insecurities, trials, joys, hopes and dreams that women inmates feel and shares.
Remarks: Foreword by His Holiness The Dalai Lama. Includes a CD.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 250
Size(mm): 137 x 214
Weight(grams): 360
Price: US$ 6.00
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ISBN: 8189766678
Title: Shakti: Real-Life Stories Celebrating Women Power
Author: Maloy Krishna Dhar
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an exciting anthology which showcases 14 crisp and wonderful stories about varied women whom the author met during his childhood, college days and his tenure in the IB. The author delves deep into the labyrinth of his sensitive chords and tries to encrypt the heroic stories of these women. All the stories are as varied as the women themselves and depict how these women fought their way out from the situations they encountered. It is from portraying the undying love of his friends from college days, to the harrowing account of a 1984.
Remarks: Glossary.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 381
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: 1403924058
Title: Signifying the Self: Women and Literature
Author:
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Malashri Lal, Shormishtha Panja and Others
Abstract: This book is a collection of essays that explores the multifarious expressions of feminism in India. It is divided into five sections, autobiography of women, writing by Dalit women of Bengal, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, regional and global issues in writing of women, same-sex love in literature of women and film and the male gaze.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 279
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 540
Price: US$ 10.00
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ISBN: 8186706062
Title: Sketches from My Past: Encounters with Indias Oppressed
Author: Mahadevi Varma
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Translatedby: Neera Kuckreja Sohoni
Abstract: This book is a dramatically powerful collection of Real - Life portraits of oppressed women and other deprived members of Indian society, author her memoirs around other lives of people lives rather than her own. Her intimate and affections sketches of Women, Men and Children she personally knew, reveal her compassion for the desperate plight of the disinherited poor in India, as well as her intense rage at those who exploit women and the dispossessed.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 142
Size(mm): 144 x 223
Weight(grams): 320
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 0195650964
Title: Splitting the Difference: Gender and Myth in Ancient Greece and India
Author: Wendy Doniger
Edition Year: 2000
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about gender and myth in ancient Greece and India. It recounts and compares a vast range of these tales from ancient Greece and India, with occasional recourse to more recent double features from Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde to face off. Myth, Doniger argues, responds to the complexities of the human condition by multiplying or splitting its characters into unequal parts and these sloughed and cloven selves animate prodigious plots of sexuality and mortality of mythology.
Remarks: Notes, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 376
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 690
Price: US$ 14.75
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ISBN: 817036552X
Title: Subversive Sites: Feminist engagements with Law in India
Author: Ratna Kapur and Brenda Cossman
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book provides a Feminist analysis of the legal regulation of Women in India, examining both the limitations and possibilities of the role that Law can play in struggles of Women for Social Change. Building on the work of recent feminist legal studies and critiques of dominant constructions of Gender, Culture and Tradition within Law and Legal discourse, the authors argue that Law should be revisioned as a site for discursive struggle.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 352
Size(mm): 145 x 224
Weight(grams): 540
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: 0140265384
Title: Surviving Men: The Smart Womans Guide to Staying Top
Author: Shobha De
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book gives us a provocative, no-holds barred guide to the Indian man. Among the questions she asks and answers are the following as are men worth the time women spend on them? Is it possible to actually love a man? Do men have real feelings? What are men most anxious about? What do men like about women? What do women like about men?
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 274
Size(mm): 128 x 198
Weight(grams): 250
Price: US$ 6.00
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ISBN: 9788189884628
Title: Tales in Colour and Other Stories
Author: Kunzang Choden
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: What are the new realities that confront Bhutanese women today? What challenges do they face when their tradition - bound close - knit family life is suddenly replaced by the anonymity of an urban existence? These deceptively simple stories uncover both the complexity and irony of womens lives in contemporary Bhutan. They show how ordinary lives, choices and experiences are both remarkable and poignant.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 145
Size(mm): 135 x 202
Weight(grams): 200
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 8125902791
Title: Tara: A Fleshtrade Odyssey
Author: Matthew S Friedman
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book traces the history of a young naive twelve year old, Tara, who is kidnapped by a girl trafficker and taken to a notorious brothel located within the city. Tara suddenly finds herself thrown into an infamous world of sex, lies, deception and deceit a world few of us imagine exists. In a desperate attempt to locate her, father of Tara and brother search for her, using only a few simple clues to act as their guide. As the two of them come closer to their ultimate goal of finding and rescuing her, they too, are forced to confront the demon which lurks behind the curtain of commercial sex industry in India.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 154
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: AS00001120
Title: Tents in the Clouds: The First Womens Himalayan Expedition
Author: Monica Jackson and Elizabeth Stark
Edition Year: 1957
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about the first women's Himalayan expedition. It is about the expedition of three women who flew into Kathmandu and investigated the remote and romantic region i.e Jugal Himal. It is about their modest expedition that made headline news, for not only was the work they undertook of considerable scientific value, but their expedition was the first composed only of women to venture into the Himalayas.
Remarks: Author Signed, B&W Photographs and Maps
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 255
Size(mm): 125 x 215
Weight(grams): 350
Price: US$ 500.00
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ISBN: 9780786866946
Title: The Bombshell Manual of Style
Author: Laren Stover and Kimberly Forrest
Edition Year: 2001
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Bombshell. Bombshell is full of contradictions. She is a combustible blend of confidence and vulnerability. She wears high heels but kicks them off at every opportunity. Adores negligees and charmeuse gowns but cannot wait to get out of them. She always expects to run into someone who matters, even if she is alone in home. A bombshell never dresses carelessly and wears marabou mules around the house. She behaves as if all movie of life in which she is the star.
Remarks: Colour Illustrations by Ruben Toledo
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 190
Size(mm): 133 x 210
Weight(grams): 480
Price: US$ 16.50
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ISBN: 0060168161
Title: The Dance of Deception: Pretending and Truth-Telling in Womens Lives
Author: Harriet Goldhor Lerner
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an exploration of the many faces of truth and deception in lives of women. Through examples that are both startlingly intimate and deeply political, it provides us with bold insights into the countless way that women show the false and hide the real. Deception is not a problem of women, or even a uniquely human phenomenon. From viruses to large mammals, deception is continuously at play. We are all affected by lying and faking, by silence and pretending, by self deception and by brave as well as misguided efforts to tell the truth.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 254
Size(mm): 145 x 215
Weight(grams): 470
Price: US$ 30.25
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ISBN: 8185709343
Title: The Debate on Womens Labour: Historical and Theoretical Perspective
Author: Peter Custers
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about the Debate on Womens Labour. Today, the feminist movement is no longer an exclusively or even predominantly Western Phenomenon. In many countries in the continents of Africa, Asia and Latin America, groups and organisations have sprung up which agitate against subordination of women.
Remarks: Appendices and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 260
Size(mm): 140 x 218
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 0241128080
Title: The Dust in the Balance: British Women in India 1905-1945
Author: Pat Barr
Edition Year: 1989
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book dispels the myth that British women in Victorian India did nothing but flounce round the social circles of Simla and Calcutta. Now it turns her attention to a later generation of women who resided in the country between 1905 and 1945 and proves, even more conclusively, that the stereotype of the frivolous memsahib is by no means a full or fair representation of their kind. It has based narrative on a number of personal interviews, published and unpublished memoirs and tape recordings which provide vivid, illuminating glimpses into the experiences of a large cross-section of British women who lived in very different parts of the country and in very diverse circumstances.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 186
Size(mm): 143 x 224
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 24.75
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ISBN: 0195641558
Title: The Endangered Sex: Neglect of Female Children in Rural North India
Author: Barbara Miller
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about unwanted children. It is also about the power of culture which shapes family attitudes towards children and determines how children are treated differently, depending upon their sex. The author says that it is about India, but could have been written for many other parts of the world, too. The preponderance of males over females in the population of India has been a subject of concern and controversy since the late eighteenth century.
Remarks: Tables, Figures, Note, Appendixes, References and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 223
Size(mm): 144 x 224
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 3873530912
Title: The German Womens Movement
Author: Hohwacht
Edition Year: 1983
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Ingeborg Drewitz
Abstract: This book illustrates the winning of emancipation of women in Germany since the nineteenth century. Living writers, women, discuss the women who were the protagonists of the German movement of women, beginning with the period preceding the March revolution of 1848 and moving on to the Empire, the Weimar Republic and finally to the women who have fought and are fighting in the Federal Republic of Germany this very for the practical realization of equal rights.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 152
Size(mm): 160 x 240
Weight(grams): 330
Price: US$ 40.00
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ISBN: 0246138637
Title: The Golden Thread: Asian Experiences of Post-Raj Britain
Author: Zerbanoo Gifford
Edition Year: 1990
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a testament to and celebration of the lives, experiences, philosophies and achievements of post Raj Asian women who, coming from many countries and cultures, have made Britain their home. It draws upon author conversations with over one hundred Asian women and man, uncovering the stereotypes and popular mythologies often favoured by our media-wallahs to offer us the rich and complex realities of their lives.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 236
Size(mm): 135 x 215
Weight(grams): 390
Price: US$ 17.50
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ISBN: 9789380069531
Title: The Gospel According to Coco Chanel: Life Lessons from The Worlds Most Elegant Woman
Author: Karen Karbo
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a captivating, offbeat look at style, celebrity and self-invention, all held together with droll Chanel-Style commentary of author and culled from an examination of difficult childhood of Channel and triumphant adulthood, career choices, love affairs and eccentricities.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 229
Size(mm): 140 x 190
Weight(grams): 260
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 0892817151
Title: The Great Goddess
Author: Jean Marale
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is comprehensive exploration of the Goddess figure. It examines how over time patriarchal societies tried to force the preeminent power of the feminine into an obscure and subservient position, shifting her solar association onto masculine deities and discrediting those of her symbols, like the serpent, that could not be easily assimilated. With its extensive investigation of all the myths, sites and sanctuaries devoted to this influential figure, it provides us with abundant evidence of the extraordinary permanence of her worship even at the heart of those religions that tried to destroy her.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 266
Size(mm): 152 x 228
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 15.25
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ISBN: 1557784612
Title: The Harvey Girls: Women Who Opened the West
Author: Lesley Poling-Kempes
Edition Year: 1991
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Harvey girls. From the 1880s to the 1950s, the Hervey girls went to work in restaurants of Fred Harvey along the Stana Fe railway. At a time when there were no ladies west of Dodge City and no women west of Albuquerque, they came as waitresses, but many stayed and settled, founding the struggling cattle and mining towns that dotted the region. Interviews, historical research and photographs help re-create the Harvey Girl experience. The accounts are personal, but laced with the history the women lived, the dust bowl, the depression and anecdotes about some of the many famous people who ate at the restaurants.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Notes, Appendix and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 252
Size(mm): 150 x 228
Weight(grams): 470
Price: US$ 19.25
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ISBN: 0914728679
Title: The Holy Book of Womens Mysteries
Author: Zsuzsanna Budapest
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a feminist survival guide teaching individual and group witchcraft, health of women and nutrition for strength and power and the valuable lessons our foremothers have handed down to us.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 308
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 370
Price: US$ 24.00
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ISBN: 006097026X
Title: The Hungry Self: Women, Eating and Identity
Author: Kim Chernin
Edition Year: 1986
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explores the often troubled relationship between mothers and daughters and the reluctance of latter to grow away from and perhaps beyond the former to achieve the independence and autonomy expected of them in world of today. Instead, daughters of all age and backgrounds flee the struggle for identity and self-development into an obsession with food.
Remarks: Notes.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 214
Size(mm): 135 x 203
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 8.95
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ISBN: R000033495
Title: The Intelligent Womans Guide to Socialism, Capitalism, Sovietism and Fascism
Author: Bernard Shaw
Edition Year: 1965
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book relates particularly to the inter-war period, discussion of the general principles of social justice that is still highly relevant today although the book was first published in 1928.
Remarks: Good. The cover is faded away. Otherwise a good copy.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 525
Size(mm): 110 x 180
Weight(grams): 260
Price: US$ 40.00
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ISBN: 0807011339
Title: The Journey is Home
Author: Nelle Morton
Edition Year: 1985
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is taking its title from an early feminist hymn, this moving collection of essays, spanning the turbulent 1970s and continuing into the 1980s tells the story of author personal transformation and documents the changes in religion that resulted from the movement of women.
Remarks: Notes and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 255
Size(mm): 135 x 203
Weight(grams): 310
Price: US$ 12.75
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ISBN: 0880795123
Title: The Medicine Woman Inner Guidebook: A Womans Guide to Her Unique Powers
Author: Carol Bridges
Edition Year: 1991
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an exciting journey through the self to the many levels of wonder that exist within our lives. Based on Native American ways and the tarot, the lessons unite ancient wisdom with Earth healing needs of today. Positive support is offered to mend hurts and strengthen your personal values. The images depict women of power and men of love living a life in balance.
Remarks: Illustrations, For use with the Medicine Woman Tarot Deck.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 239
Size(mm): 117 x 178
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 17.95
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ISBN: 9780007268849
Title: The Necklace: 13 Women, 1 Diamond Necklace and a Fabulous Idea
Author: Cheryl Jarvis
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about 13 Women, 1 Diamond Necklace and a Fabulous Idea. At first, the women had little in common, but to all of them the necklace brought something special into their lives. Worn for everyday shopping, once-in-a-lifetime occasions and loaned to family and friends, they took it in turns to own the necklace for a month at a time, coming together at the end of each month to talk about the necklace and to share laughter and friendship. These women bought a simple necklace and it would change their lives.
Remarks: Colour and B&W Photographs.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 239
Size(mm): 129 x 197
Weight(grams): 190
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: 0140271716
Title: The Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India
Author: Urvashi Butalia
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the outcome of a decade of interviews and research, looks at what Partition was intended to achieve and how it worked on the ground and in lives of people. Pieced together from oral narrative and testimonies, in many cases from women, children and dalits - marginal voice heard before and supplemented by documents, reports, diaries, memoirs and parliamentary records, this is a moving, personal chronicle of Partition that places people, instead of grand politics etc.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 371
Size(mm): 130 x 199
Weight(grams): 350
Price: US$ 6.75
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ISBN: N000090140
Title: The Polly Bergen Book of Beauty, Fashion and Charm
Author: Polly Bergen
Edition Year: 1969
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is most important and step to becoming beautiful is to want to be beautiful as you. No! Do not buy a dress because you saw one like it on an ultrachic fashion model. Wear a beehive hairdo only if a beehive hairdo looks, good on you. Anything at all should be done to make a women attractive or even more important, to make her feel attractive. If your nose is a source of self-consciousness and a good plastic surgeon says it can be improved, do have it fixed.
Remarks: Illustrations and Index.
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 239
Size(mm): 105 x 165
Weight(grams): 180
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 1854790838
Title: The Private Lives of Britain Royal Women
Author: Unity Hall
Edition Year: 1991
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about private lives of Britain royal women. Royal women may, like other women, live for love, but if the Monarchy is to survive, the love they must court the most assiduously is the love of the people. To be the recipient of mass affection is a wondrous thing, but it is hard earned. And once earned, the goodwill of the people carries with it a responsibility to conform to certain standards. The British are demanding of their Royal women. Not only must they be elegant figureheads, but they must be seen to care for others less fortunate than themselves. They are expected to uphold family life.
Remarks: Colour and B&W Photographs and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 216
Size(mm): 155 x 235
Weight(grams): 480
Price: US$ 27.95
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ISBN: 8186653112
Title: The Rulers and their Beloved Concubines
Author: Ratan Lal Mishra
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a graphic account of such Concubines who raised themselves to the position of a real queen and rendered the ruler as a dancing puppet in their hands. The engrossing tale of their ascendancy tragic end and ultimate fall narrated here will simultaneously arouse feelings of sympathy and appreciation for their singular attachment and also for human vanity.
Remarks: B&W Photograph and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 185
Size(mm): 145 x 225
Weight(grams): 310
Price: US$ 10.75
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ISBN: 9780099744214
Title: The Second Sex
Author: Simone De Beauvoir
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is one of all the writing that emerged from the existentialist movement, author groundbreaking study of women will probably have the most extensive and enduring impact. It is at once a work of anthropology and sociology, of biology and psychoanalysis, from the pen of a writer and novelist of penetrating imaginative power.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 762
Size(mm): 129 x 198
Weight(grams): 520
Price: US$ 17.50
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ISBN: 0710209363
Title: The Sexuality Debates
Author:
Edition Year: 1987
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Sheila Jeffreys
Abstract: This book brings together the major articles which fuelled the feminist campaigns and helped to bring about significant reforms. It includes articles both horrifying and amusing by male doctors on sexuality, documents illustrating violence and for the vote and the writings of women who were influenced by the burgeoning sex reform movement at the turn of the century.
Remarks: Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 632
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 870
Price: US$ 17.95
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ISBN: 9280620444
Title: The Silent Endurance: Social Conditions of Womens reproductive Health in Rural Egypt
Author: Hind A. S. Khattab
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book does not belong to annals of world leaders and the biographies of great women. The Magdas and Nadias you will meet here are the unsung heroines of everyday life. You will encounter them at only one point in their lives, when they had a special problem related to their reproductive health. As events unfold around this illness you will see the panorama of their daily lives as well as their past, their fears of the big city, their hesitation in front of the unknown doctor and distant hospital, their worry about their children, their dedication to their husband and their endurance.
Remarks: B&W Photographs and References.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 59
Size(mm): 145 x 212
Weight(grams): 150
Price: US$ 6.00
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ISBN: 067941388X
Title: The Silent Passage: Menopause
Author: Gail Sheehy
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book sets out to erase the stigma of menopause and render normalcy to a normal physical process. Author writes frankly about her own experiences and uncovers the frustrations of other women who have long suffered in silence. She brings together the most current information from the United States and abroad and assesses options of women and risks. It is a candor and hope that places menopause within the cycle of life as the gateway to a second adulthood.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 161
Size(mm): 140 x 205
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 16.00
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ISBN: 0140193669
Title: The Sorcerers Crossing: A Womans Journey
Author: Taisha Abelar
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book details the process, giving us a highly practical sense of the responsibilities and perils that face a woman sorcerer. It is enthralling story is invaluable as a virtual sorcerers manual, as anthropology and as a provocative work of spirituality of women.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 252
Size(mm): 128 x 198
Weight(grams): 220
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 0062508148
Title: The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess
Author: Starhawk
Edition Year: 1989
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a brilliant overview of the growth, suppression and modern day reemergence of Witchcraft as a Goddess-worshipping religion. It discusses the changes in the world and in the practice of ritual and Goddess religion, within the last ten years and how they have influenced and enhanced her original ideas. This book is tools - some of which have undergone change, others of which continue to be developed for, according to the Author – a living tradition is not static or fixed, it changes and responds to changing needs and changing times.
Remarks: Tables, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 288
Size(mm): 154 x 234
Weight(grams): 330
Price: US$ 23.50
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ISBN: 0679776044
Title: The Trials of Maria Barbella: The True Story of a 19th-Century Crime of Passion
Author: Idanna Pucci
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a story which tells with such immediacy and passion in the Trial of Maria Barbella. Author also tells it with an authority that no other author could muster, since she is the great-grand daughter of Cora Slocomb, the American-born Italian aristocrat whose ingenious advocacy saved life of Maria. The result is not only a crime story with all the fury and pathos of a classic opera, but a perceptive study of an earlier attitudes of generations toward immigrants, capital punishment and a right of woman to reject the role of victim.
Remarks: B&W Photograph and Illustration.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 296
Size(mm): 130 x 203
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 17.95
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ISBN: 0882294700
Title: The Trouble with Rape
Author: Carolyn J. Hursch
Edition Year: 1977
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an intelligent well-informed general reader will find it a thoughtful easy to read authoritative and comprehensive description and analysis of the problem. For the mental health professional it should provide an excellent orientation to the current state of knowledge in this area and an index to the emerging new directions in investigation and action.
Remarks: Tables, Figures, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 194
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 290
Price: US$ 41.25
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ISBN: N000021668
Title: The Western Educated Hindu Woman
Author: Rama Mehta
Edition Year: 1970
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is based on a survey which covered a segment of Western educated Hindu women, it is concerned with the complex and far - reaching impact of Western education and influence on Indian society. The author, a sociologist by training, has used the technique of depth interview to reach beyond superficial reactions to the essential aspects of change in a transitional society.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 216
Size(mm): 148 x 225
Weight(grams): 350
Price: US$ 30.00
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ISBN: 8185252165
Title: The World of Thai Women
Author: Chitra Ghosh
Edition Year: 1990
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about women of Thailand. It discusses about their possibilities and their failures and thus examined where they have achieved their goal and where it is still to be done. It is enriched by first hand data, personal interviews and unbiased evaluation. It deals with Thai women in the educational field, in work, in religious order, summarizing their present status in Thai society.
Remarks: Map, Tables and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 240
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 410
Price: US$ 9.75
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ISBN: 8170305667
Title: Todays Woman in World Religions
Author:
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Arvind Sharma
Abstract: This book examines how the movement of women is affecting traditional religions and civilizations throughout the world. It reviews cases of global impact in Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Australian aboriginal religion. It completes the trilogy devoted to women in world religions.
Remarks: Notes, Bibliography, Notes and Index.
Edition: Reprint Edition
Pages: 459
Size(mm): 140 x 223
Weight(grams): 650
Price: US$ 16.00
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ISBN: 0340220856
Title: Total Joy
Author: Marabel Morgan
Edition Year: 1971
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book develops in much greater detail how every woman can use the four A like Accept, Admire, Adapt, Appreciate to bring happiness to herself, her husband and to those around her. It includes practical, real-life guidelines, based upon the experiences of total women in all sorts of conditions and situations, who have shared their exciting experiences and experiments. It has been written for the women who honestly want her marriage to succeed.
Remarks: Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 155
Size(mm): 130 x 203
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 19.25
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ISBN: 9993367001
Title: Trafficking of Girls and Women in Nepal
Author: Yubaraj Sangroula
Edition Year: 2001
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about building a community surveillance system for prevention. It contains the perception about trafficking and prostitution, and the ideas concerning the prevention of the problem. This book also dwells on the economic issues in the village which has been a taboo for many NGOs as the seriousness of the issue prevents them from picking as a contributing factor to trafficking.
Remarks: Colour and B&W Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 111
Size(mm): 145 x 225
Weight(grams): 295
Price: US$ 25.00
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ISBN: 0761934251
Title: Transnational Migration and the Politics of Identity
Author:
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Meenakshi Thapan
Abstract: This book focuses on women of Asian experience of immigration and the impact this has on their identity in the context of transnational migration. It highlights the gendered dimension of migration, the differential experience of men and women and the consequences of this for women. It also examines the complexities that women encounter in the process of migration, emphasizing both the constraints t hat women experience and the strategies they deploy in making life in the new country more bearable.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 320
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 10.75
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ISBN: 0062505491
Title: Uncoiling the Snake: Ancient Patterns in Contemporary Womens Lives
Author:
Edition Year: 1993
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Vicki Noble
Abstract: This book is a passionate anthology on the power of shamanic healing focuses on the invisible patterns the shape our lives. Anthropologists, healers, performance artists and others tell how they apply ancient wisdom to such current issues as work, family, ecology and equality.
Remarks: B&W Photographs.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 189
Size(mm): 155 x 234
Weight(grams): 300
Price: US$ 11.25
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ISBN: 8187606991
Title: Violence Against Women in Northeast India
Author:
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: H. Sudhir and Jubita Hajarimayum
Abstract: This book examines the multifaceted dimensions of the situation of the region with special attention to the three states viz, Assam, Manipur and Tripura. The study investigates the various aspects of violence against women of this region viz, structural factors, instances, trends, dimensions, impact, societal attitude, response of the law enforcing agencies etc. Apart from highlighting some of the policy implications of the issue, the beauty of the work lies in inventing some valuable innovative ideas, which will be of tremendous value in the way of familiarizing this issue of the region effectively to the social researchers, policy planners.
Remarks: Tables, Diagram and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 140
Size(mm): 145 x 223
Weight(grams): 320
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: 157062125X
Title: Visions and Longings: Medieval Women Mystics
Author: Monica Furlong
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a glimpse of something that goes beyond experience of women or neurosis or sexual repression or hysteria or any of the labels with which we push away what is strange and hard to bear. Whatever their blind spots, their dualistic understanding of sexuality, they seem to know something important. Looking out through the cracks of their human prisons, these women find an indescribable beauty and joy and wonder. The everyday sense of time and place is swallowed up in an entirely new perspective, an extraordinary awareness of pattern and power and glory and love.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 248
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 470
Price: US$ 27.50
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ISBN: 0892540192
Title: Weaving Woman: Musings and Meditations on the Feminine Mythos
Author: Barbara Black Koltuv
Edition Year: 1990
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book covers succinctly, in inimitable style of cutting through the fat of psychological terms, own of women history in a well-constructed, concise, fascinating treatise that can help women in their own weaving understanding of their animus complex.
Remarks: B&W Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 123
Size(mm): 135 x 210
Weight(grams): 180
Price: US$ 13.75
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ISBN: 8439935870
Title: Woman Earthly and Divine in the Comedy of Dante
Author: Marianne Shapiro
Edition Year: 1975
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is an investigation of the potential horrors and glories of one soul of man clearly has universal associations of Dante. But his constructive reactions do not necessarily follow the effort to make them seem a matter of course is heroic. Dream work or the making of symbols involves displacement, condensation and secondary elaboration. The last and simplest of these is giving an air of coherence to latent disorder. The literary symbol is not dream but art or an element in a work of art. belonging as much to the external world as to the internal, the literary symbol, mediating between them, follows not only the demands of the unconscious but social and aesthetic necessity.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 187
Size(mm): 160 x 230
Weight(grams): 490
Price: US$ 50.00
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ISBN: 9788184000023
Title: Woman on Top: How to get Head at Work
Author: Seema Goswami
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about woman on top and gives idea to readers how to get head at work. Life as a working woman is tough, especially if you want to get to the top. You have to work harder than most men and still be the one who runs the show at home. You will be judged by your performance but how you look will also affect your grade. And don not forget the glass ceiling, it is still there and you will bump against it. It gives all answers all to your questions, deals with every issue and makes you laugh along the way.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 216
Size(mm): 130 x 198
Weight(grams): 250
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: 0521403804
Title: Woman Suffrage in Australia: A Gift or A Struggle?
Author: Audrey Oldfield
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book tells the story of the struggle for female enfranchisement from the first stirrings of the movement in 1880, as it gained momentum and South Australian women were given the vote in 1894, to the success of the suffragists campaigns which happened to coincide with Federation by pointing out that were six state legislatures which conceded female suffrage only after vigorous campaigning by their women. From 1884 when the first suffrage society was formed, until 1908 when the last state vote was granted, held public meetings and fought for their voices to be heard in newspapers.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Illustrations, Abbreviations, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 263
Size(mm): 180 x 254
Weight(grams): 840
Price: US$ 67.50
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ISBN: 0704327910
Title: Women
Author: Philippe Sollers
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Translatedby: Barbara Bray
Abstract: This book is an extreme feminist league, dedicated to the total destruction of the Judeo-Christian patriarchal tradition and the establishment of a matriarchal regime in the charge of a genetic revolution and the reeducation of men. It explores with a certain caustic wit, the mysteries of existence and the shifting forces underlying modern society.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 559
Size(mm): 139 x 214
Weight(grams): 530
Price: US$ 10.75
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ISBN: 8190364200
Title: Women 24 Secure: A Womans Guide to Personal Safety
Author: Sunil Duggal
Edition Year: 2006
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book teaches women how to protect themselves and therefore is a book every woman should own. The premise behind will help to improve the safety quotient for women across all age groups. Through the advice presented on these pages, women will improve their understanding of what to do when confronted with a difficult personal safety challenge. Essentially the idea is to empower women with the knowledge to help lead a safer life.
Remarks: Colour Photographs and Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 105
Size(mm): 120 x 170
Weight(grams): 210
Price: US$ 5.50
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ISBN: N000020748
Title: Women Are-?
Author: C. Nichol
Edition Year: 1928
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about women. It gives a summary of women like how to handle them, how to know their psychology, how to make them happy and how to know each and every feeling of women in broad sense.
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 80
Size(mm): 130 x 193
Weight(grams): 170
Price: US$ 3.50
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ISBN: 0099248220
Title: Women Beyond the Wire
Author: Lavinia Warner and John Sandilands
Edition Year: 1997
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the vivid, moving and harrowing true story of an astonishing group of women who were wrenched from a life of colonial ease in far eastern empire of Britain by the ferocious Japanese assault on Malaya in 1942. When Singapore fell, women and children were hurriedly evacuated by sea, but it was already too late, their makeshift fleet was savagely attacked and destroyed. Those who survived bombing and shipwreck were captured and imprisoned in remote jungle camps in Sumatra for the rest of the war. Battling against disease, starvation and brutality, less than half of them lived to see the Japanese defeated three years later.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Appendix, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 289
Size(mm): 130 x 198
Weight(grams): 220
Price: US$ 8.25
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ISBN: N000090149
Title: Women During Sangham Age
Author: Dr. Sarada Ramani
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about today Indian women who fight for their right. But before 2000 years ago women used to be decent and do not fight again any violence. A woman has right that they can reject the person whom their parent has chosen and accepts the person whom they like but still they follow their parent. It includes like this topic how women change their time from past to now.
Remarks: Devanagari Script.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 102
Size(mm): 153 x 235
Weight(grams): 130
Price: US$ 1.50
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ISBN: 0761935371
Title: Women Heroes and Dalit Assertion in North India
Author: Badri Narayan
Edition Year: 2006
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explores cultural repression in India and ways in which it is overcome. It studies the burgeoning Dalit politics in North India and shows how Dalit women heroes of the 1857 Rebellion have emerged as symbols of Dalit assertion in Uttar Pradesh and are being used by the Bahujan Samaj Party to build the image of its leader, Mayawati. While demonstrating how myths and memories of the Dalits in freedom of India struggle are employed for constructing identity and then reconstructed for political mobilization.
Remarks: Illustrations, Abbreviations, Tables, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 186
Size(mm): 140 x 214
Weight(grams): 210
Price: US$ 8.75
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ISBN: 8129103966
Title: Women in Black, White and Technicolour
Author: Shomaa Chatterji
Edition Year: 2004
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: Even in the 21st century women in general and Indian women in particular are still floating in an undefined, ambivalent space. There are areas of black like domestic violence, sexual harassment, which they are still reeling under. White areas where cooperation among women has helped them find their footing in the economy, or helped sex workers to find their identity within the parameters of their profession. And then there are ambiguous, Technicolor areas where one does not know the right from the wrong.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 298
Size(mm): 130 x 198
Weight(grams): 250
Price: US$ 7.95
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ISBN: 0904654524
Title: Women in India
Author: Albertine Gaur
Edition Year: 1980
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about women in India. The position of women in Indian society has undergone several changes during the 4000 years which make up the history of the subcontinent. Apart from conquests and population movements which introduced new concepts the caste, class, economic status, geographical region and religious affinity of the family to which a woman belongs have always greatly influenced her standing within the community. Hinduism and Islam, the two major religions of India, have basically different attitudes towards women.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 28
Size(mm): 155 x 235
Weight(grams): 90
Price: US$ 10.95
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ISBN: 8120713990
Title: Women in Indias Freedom Struggle
Author: Manmohan Kaur
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book recounts the political events which took India step by step to its goal of complete independence from British domination. It is interspersed with biographical sketches of women heroines giving pace and pauses to the narrative.
Remarks: Abbreviations, Appendices, Bibliography, Glossary and Index.
Edition: Third Edition
Pages: 302
Size(mm): 145 x 225
Weight(grams): 450
Price: US$ 8.00
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ISBN: 9780761935704
Title: Women in Peace Politics
Author:
Edition Year: 2008
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Paula Banerjee
Abstract: This book explores the role of women as agents and visionaries of peace in south Asia. Peace is redefined to include in its fold the attempt by women to be a part of the peace making process, reworking the structural inequalities faced by them and their struggle against all forms of oppression. It deals with the myriad dimensions of peace as practiced by South Asian women over a period of time. It chronicles the lives of ordinary women, their transformative role in peace and an attempt to create a space of their own. Their peace activism is examined in the historical context of their participation in national liberation movements since the early 20th century. The articles in the collection adopt a new approach to understanding peace as a desire to and repression that cuts across caste, class, race and gender and an effort on the part of women to transform their position in society.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 323
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 390
Price: US$ 12.75
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ISBN: 8185109664
Title: Women in the Tebhaga Uprising
Author: Peter Custers
Edition Year: 1987
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the first of its kind to focus the prominent part played by the rural poor women in the movement. It is, at the same time, a rare account of female participation in rural resistance in the Third World.
Remarks: Illustrations, Maps, Glossary and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 235
Size(mm): 138 x 217
Weight(grams): 240
Price: US$ 1.00
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ISBN: 8170060540
Title: Women Indo - Anglian Poets: A Critique
Author: Rashmi Bajaj
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a comprehensive study of thematic and stylistic aspects of more than twenty - five major poets and many minor versifiers, it studies in these poets the diverse ramifications of quest as individuals, as social beings and as micro - cosmic entities trying to figure out their place in the macrocosm of things. It includes poets like Kamala Das, Eunice De Souza, Margaret Chatterjee, Monika Varma, Sunita Jain, Meena Alexander etc.
Remarks: Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 368
Size(mm): 145 x 220
Weight(grams): 500
Price: US$ 10.75
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ISBN: 0822308126
Title: Women of Marrakech: Record of a Secret Sharer 1930-1970
Author: Leonora Peets
Edition Year: 1988
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Translatedby: Rein Taagepera
Abstract: This book is a collection stories about lives of author friends, true in so far as the events related actually happened, but cast in fictional form, with disguised personal identities and re-created dialogue. Faced by what to a western eye is tragic, cruel, unjust or macabre, she is frequently surprised but never shocked that is how things were and had always been. When in the last story, written in 1970, we hear the cry such a custom must be abolished, it is a Moroccan lady.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 215
Size(mm): 144 x 224
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 17.25
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ISBN: 8185709335
Title: Women of Midnapore in Indian Freedom Struggle
Author: Rina Pal
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is a detailed study about the movement of women in Midnapore based on extensive research and field work. Midapore, the land of revolt as named by the British Government, kept close relation with the Indian National Congress from the very beginning.
Remarks: Maps and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 230
Size(mm): 140 x 218
Weight(grams): 390
Price: US$ 9.50
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ISBN: N000021665
Title: Women of Tamilnadu - A Status Survey
Author: P. Kamalesh Kumari
Edition Year: 1990
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is the study of women in traditional societies in contemporary Tamil Nadu, author have tired to bring out an actual account of the position in which the women of Tamil Nadu are placed in today. Ancient Sanskrit and Tamil literature give us an insight into the type of women they were expected to be but they do not give a holistic image of Indian womanhood as it exists today or as it is at present.
Remarks: Charts, Glossary and Bibliography.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 117
Size(mm): 185 x 240
Weight(grams): 200
Price: US$ 1.50
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ISBN: 0195669118
Title: Women, Education and Politics: The Womans Movement and Delhis Indraprastha College
Author: Meena Bhargava and Kalyani Dutta
Edition Year: 2005
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book explores the struggles and triumphs of education of women and their participation in national politics in nineteenth and twentieth century colonial north India. The narrative is woven around Indraprastha college of Delhi, a pioneering institution for education of women in north India. Established in 1924, it was, in fact, the first college of women in Delhi. Discussing the origins and development of IP College, it explores the obstacles faced and surmounted by the movement for education of women in India.
Remarks: B&W Photographs, Bibliography and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 169
Size(mm): 145 x 224
Weight(grams): 340
Price: US$ 12.00
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ISBN: 9788132101482
Title: Women, Gender and Disaster: Global Issues and Initiatives
Author:
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Elaine Enarson and P. G. Dhar Chakrabarti
Abstract: This book examines gender within the context of disaster risk management. It argues for gender mainstreaming as an effective strategy towards achieving disaster risk reduction and mitigating post disaster gender disparity. Highlighting that gender inequalities pervade all aspects of life, it analyses the failure to implement inclusive and gender sensitive approaches to relief and rehabilitation work. While examine positive strategies for change, the collection focuses on knowledge of women, capabilities, leadership and experience in community resource management.
Remarks: Tables, Figures and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 380
Size(mm): 140 x 222
Weight(grams): 560
Price: US$ 22.75
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ISBN: 8176461032
Title: Women: Power and Progress
Author: Champa Limaye
Edition Year: 1999
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book contains a collection of articles dealing with participation of women in various struggles. It has covered freedom of India struggle, struggle for equality in South Africa and Goa Liberation Movement, Movement of Dr. Ambedkar and also Liberation Movement of Women. Here the author has also discussed delicate problems pertaining to the other aspects of life of women like Unmarried Motherhood, lineage of Mother and the Tradition of Sati.
Remarks: Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 230
Size(mm): 147 x 222
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 13.50
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ISBN: 9780761936008
Title: Womens Livelihood Rights: Recasting Citizenship for Development
Author:
Edition Year: 2007
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Sumi Krishna
Abstract: This book looks at natural of women natural resource-based livelihoods in the wider context of development viewed through the lens of citizenship rights. Unraveling the patriarchal social fabric and policy structures in India, it argues that the concept of citizenship needs to be extended to include recognition of ways of life and livelihood, so that women take their legitimate space as productive human beings entitled dignity as a political right and not merely to protection and welfare.
Remarks: Tables and Index.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 404
Size(mm): 140 x 220
Weight(grams): 580
Price: US$ 18.75
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ISBN: 050001681X
Title: Womens Wardrobe
Author: Rachel Urquhart, James Wojcik and Others
Edition Year: 1998
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is about Women wardrobe. It includes such practical information as glossary of fashion terms and materials, regional dressing guidelines, care and maintenance tips and an international directory of stores. It is a simple that will eliminate all your fashion angst. Getting dressed will become fun again.
Remarks: Colour Photographs.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 223
Size(mm): 242 x 242
Weight(grams): 1100
Price: US$ 80.95
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ISBN: 9788178299228
Title: Working Women: Stories of Strife, Struggle and Survival
Author:
Edition Year: 2009
Cover: Hardback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Kogi Naidoo and Fay Patel
Abstract: This book contains narratives pertaining to the challenges, struggles and success stories of women in the workplace who come from diverse cultures and social backgrounds. The essays discuss the struggles of women who were marginalized but who fought for recognition, dignity and respect in their workplaces and personal lives. The narratives cross cultural boundaries, presenting multiple dimensions of the struggle and success of women from different walks of life. It brings hope for those who continue to suffer in silence.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 245
Size(mm): 142 x 220
Weight(grams): 400
Price: US$ 13.25
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ISBN: 0679736336
Title: Written by Herself
Author:
Edition Year: 1992
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Jill Ker Conway
Abstract: This book is one of the most thoughtful and affecting autobiographies of the last decade, now it presents the autobiographical writings of 25 of her literary predecessors and contemporaries in it that is outstanding both for the strength and clarity of its individual selections and for what it conveys about the range of American experience of women in the last 150 years.
Edition: Reprinted Edition
Pages: 672
Size(mm): 132 x 204
Weight(grams): 570
Price: US$ 20.75
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ISBN: 0679751092
Title: Written by Herself: Womens Memoirs from Britain, Africa, Asia and the United States Vol 2
Author:
Edition Year: 1996
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Editedby: Jill Ker Conway
Abstract: This book represent three generations, four continents and an unequalled range of experience, whether it is Vera Brittain of England, commemorating the deaths of the men she loved during the carnage of World war, Emma Mashinini, who endured imprisonment and torture as a labor organizer in South Africa, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the daughter of a Indian aristocracy who became an architect of her independence of country, or Edith Mirante, the wisecracking American whose passion for justice took her to the opium trails of Burma.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 684
Size(mm): 130 x 203
Weight(grams): 560
Price: US$ 21.95
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ISBN: 9780761936374
Title: Zealous Reformers, Deadly Laws: Battling Stereotypes
Author: Madhu Purnima Kishwar
Edition Year: 2008
Cover: Paperback
Subject: Women Studies
Language: English
Abstract: This book is neither pessimistic nor nihilistic in its approach to social reform. Instead, it provides some practical solutions in the form of alternative strategies that have produced better results in combating anti-women practices. The solutions proposed are based on the varied experiences of the author as well as that of other significant reform efforts.
Remarks: Illustrations.
Edition: First Edition
Pages: 419
Size(mm): 140 x 215
Weight(grams): 440
Price: US$ 13.25
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