Body evidence : intimate violence against South Asian women in America
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書誌事項
Body evidence : intimate violence against South Asian women in America
Rutgers University Press, c2007
大学図書館所蔵 全2件
注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-294) and index
収録内容
- Understanding South Asian immigrant women's experiences of violence / Anitha Venkatramani-Kothari
- The many faces of domestic violence in the South Asian American Muslim community / Ruksana Ayyub
- Minority within a minority : reflecting on marital violence in the Nepali American community / Bidya Ranjeet and Bandana Purkayastha
- "Virginity is everything" : sexuality in the context of intimate partner violence in the South Asian community / Sandeep Hunjan and Shelagh Towson
- The aftermath of September 11 : an anti-domestic violence perspective / Maunica Sthanki
- Mental and emotional wounds of domestic violence in South Asian women / Diya Kallivayalil
- Fragmented self : violence and body image among South Asian American women / V.G. Julie Rajan
- Silences that prevail when the perpetrators are our own / Grace Poore
- The violence that dares not speak its name : invisibility in the lives of lesbian and bisexual South Asian American women / Prajna Paramita Choudhury
- The trap of multiculturalism : battered South Asian women and health care / Sunita Puri
- Ahimsa and the contextual realities of woman abuse in the Jain community / Shamita Das Dasgupta and Shashi Jain
- A communicative perspective on assisting battered Asian Indian immigrant women / Mandeep Grewal
- Law's culture and cultural difference / Sharmila Rudrappa
- Middle class, documented, and helpless : the H-4 visa bind / Shivali Shah
- Battered South Asian women in U.S. courts / Shamita Das Dasgupta
- Navigating gender, immigration, and domestic violence : advocacy with work visa holders / Rupaleem Bhuyan
- Local and global undivided : transnational exploitation and violence against South Asian women / Sujatha Anbuselvi Jesudason
- From Dhaka to Cincinnati : tracing the trajectory of a transnational violence against women campaign / Elora Halim Chowdhury