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Agrawal Anuja

Family studies / Anuja Agrawal. - xvi, 358 p. : 22 cm - Oxford studies contemporary indi OSCIS c .

Table of Contents
Introduction, Anuja Agrawal
Part I: Critical Reorientations
1:Misconceiving the 'Indian Family': The Politics of Family-Based Discourse, Penny Vera-Sanso
2:The Insides and Outsides of Families: Social Reproduction in Neoliberal Times, Kumkum Sangari
Part II Beyond the 'Normative' Family
3:'To Restore the Comforts and Bliss of Married Life': Restitution of Conjugal Rights in Indian Law and Practice, Sylvia Vatuk
4:Making Families without Wives: Kinship in the Men's Rights Movement, Srimati Basu
5:Marital Status Discrimination in India: Prospects and Possibilities, Arijeet Ghosh and Diksha Sanyal
6:Familial Crisis and Marriage: The 'Navigational Capacity for Aspiration', Rama Srinivasan
Part III Trust, Betrayal, and Shifting Relations
7:Locating Friendship in Family: A Study of Indian Elites, Parul Bhandari
8:Spilt Blood: Kinship and Friendship in a Regime of Violence, Soibam Haripriya
9:Household Formation of Indian Migrant Parents in Australia, Supriya Singh
Part IV New Practices: Familial and Methodological
10:Digital Mothering in Middle-Class Families, Shriram Venkatraman
11:Displaying the 'Family' Online: Reflections on Syrian Christian Visual Life, Nidhin Donald
12:'Seeing' Family through Wedding Albums, Suryanandini Narain



ISBN: 9780198930693 (hbk.)

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Dewey Class. No.: 306.850954 AGR