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Examines how Muslim women came to represented as invisible, backward, and victimized in the written history of late colonial Bengal. This title argues that their near-invisibility, except as victims, in normative histories of India was central to the consolidation of national identity in the colonial period and beyond.

Visible Histories Disappearing Women Producing Muslim Womanhood in Late Colonial Bengal

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    Publisher: MD - Duke University Press
    Publication Date: 4/25/2008 12:00:00 AM
    ISBN13: 9780822342342, 978-0822342342
    ISBN10: 0822342340

    Number of Pages: 352

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    Examines how Muslim women came to represented as invisible, backward, and victimized in the written history of late colonial Bengal. This title argues that their near-invisibility, except as victims, in normative histories of India was central to the consolidation of national identity in the colonial period and beyond.

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