IN THIS BOOK ON EVERYDAY forms of peasant resistance, James Scott argues that the notion of "false consciousness" "typically rests on the assumption that lies dominate not only the physical means of production but the symbolic means of production as well-and that this symbolic hegemony allows them to control the very standards by which their rule is evaluated" (1985:39).
An edition of Siva & Her Sisters
(1995)
Siva and her sisters
gender, caste, and class in rural South India
by Karin Kapadia
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Social conditions, Women, Caste, Social classes, Femmes, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Kaste, Conditions sociales, Frau, Sociale ongelijkheid, Intouchables, Soziale Situation, Castes, Women's Studies, Caste, india, Women, india, Social classes, india, India, social conditions, India, rural conditions, Classes socialesPlaces
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