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On The Emancipation Of Women In Colonial India

Posted on:2008-03-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z X NiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2205360215961386Subject:South Asian history
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The problem of Indian women has been one of the most important issues that people concerned and disputed. It relates to the politics, the economy, the religion, the culture and the society of India, we can't regard it as women's own problem in isolation and in abstraction. Marxism-Leninism classics propose that the extent of women's emancipation is the measure and the symbol of social progress.This article tries to discuss the developing problem of Indian women from the sources of Indian women's emancipation; the main time which is discussed in this article is during the England colonial dominance. This article consists of the preface and three chapters. The first chapter mainly discusses the sources of the social status inequality of Indian women from the Indian women' concepts of traditional societies, and discuss the developing situations of Indian women's social status ahead of the England colonial dominance. The second chapter principally discusses the promotion of Indian women's emancipation. From the beginning of Indian women's emancipation that consists of colonial invasion and the reform of social legislations which opened the door of Indian women's emancipation at the beginning of the colonial dominance to the improvement by the new capitalist, the leaders of the national movement and Indian women. The three chapter primarily studies and analyzes the actual situation and significance of Indian women's emancipation from the perspectives of Indian women's social status, marriage, education, economy and the effect on the whole national liberation which Indian women's emancipation had at that time, in order to find some useful or helpful experiences to improve the development and progress of Indian society and the whole society of mankind.
Keywords/Search Tags:Indian women, England colonial dominance, women's emancipation
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