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Introduction.- Chapter 1.I Just Do What Feels Right: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Affective Labor and Women as Devotional Authorities.- Chapter 2. It's A Connection: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Relational Labor And Sustaining Ethno-Religious Subjectivities and Traditions in the U.S..-Chapter 3. "It's All About Me Because My Children Are the People That I Care For": Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Maternal Labor and Rethinking Maternal Sacrifice.- Chapter 4. I Don't Need To Sit In Front of Any Kind of Deity: Rejecting Domestic Shrine Traditions as a Chore and Negotiating Domestic Labor.- Chapter 5. You Take the Best of Both Worlds: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Homemaking Labor and Remaking Hindu Womanhood.- Conclusion.

Valuing Hindu Womens Domestic Shrine Traditions as Reproductive Labor

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      Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
      Publication Date: 08/10/2024
      ISBN13: 9783031685088, 978-3031685088
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      Book Synopsis

      Introduction.- Chapter 1.I Just Do What Feels Right: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Affective Labor and Women as Devotional Authorities.- Chapter 2. It's A Connection: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Relational Labor And Sustaining Ethno-Religious Subjectivities and Traditions in the U.S..-Chapter 3. "It's All About Me Because My Children Are the People That I Care For": Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Maternal Labor and Rethinking Maternal Sacrifice.- Chapter 4. I Don't Need To Sit In Front of Any Kind of Deity: Rejecting Domestic Shrine Traditions as a Chore and Negotiating Domestic Labor.- Chapter 5. You Take the Best of Both Worlds: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Homemaking Labor and Remaking Hindu Womanhood.- Conclusion.

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