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Narrating Gendered Subaltern: a study of selected Dalit Women life narratives/ by Manjusha K G

By: Manjusha K GMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: Kalady: Department of English,Faculty of Foreign Languages, 2020Description: 290pSubject(s): Phd Thesis English | Dalit Literature | Dalit Women | LiteratureDDC classification: PE 809.892 069 4 Online resources: Click here to access online

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Ph.D Thesis	Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit Reference	R PE 809.892 069 4 MAN/N (Browse shelf)	Not for loan		TH0615

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