Playing With Fire: Feminist Thought And Activism Through Seven Lives In India by Sangtin Writers; Richa Nagar - 2006-06-23

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Minneapolis.: University of Minnesota Press.. 2006.. xlvii + 181pp, notes, glossary, bibliography, a very good paperback copy. "Seven voices contribute to this rare glimpse of the work being done on the front lines of the fight for social change in India. Playing with Fire is written in the collective voice of women employed by a large NGO as activists in their communities and is based on diaries, interviews, and conversations among them. Together their personal stories reveal larger themes and questions of sexism, casteism, and communalism, and a startling picture emerges of how NGOs both nourish and stifle local struggles for solidarity. The Hindi edition of the book, Sangtin Yatra, published in 2004, created controversy that resulted in backlash against the authors by their employer. The publication also drew support for the women and instigated a public conversation about the issues exposed in the book. Here, Richa Nagar addresses the dispute in the context of the politics of NGOs and feminist… Read More

Univ of Minnesota Pr, 2006. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 232 pages. 8.50x5.75x0.50 inches.

Paperback / softback. New. Offers an understanding the labor and politics of NGOs through the lives of seven Indian women employed by a large NGO as activists in their communities. This work reveals larger themes and questions of sexism, casteism, and communalism. It addresses the dispute in the context of the politics of NGOs and feminist theory.