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"Men and Feminism in India represents a timely and necessary intellectual intervention. These essays written from spaces of deep interdisciplinarity collectively move the study of gender in India in radically new and refreshing directions." - Davesh Soneji, University of Pennsylvania "This book, gathering established and fresh voices into careful discussion of Indian menfolks engagements with feminist (and queer) spaces, will quickly become an essential reference-point." - Caroline Osella, School of Oriental and African Studies, London
Romit Chowdhury is a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology at the National University of Singapore. His research interests are in feminist studies, urban sociology, ethnography, and cultural studies. He has published on masculinity in the contexts of mens rights movements, feminist methodology, urban sociability, male feminism, sexual violence, and care-giving. He held a visiting position at the Department of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, for three months in 2016. Zaid Al Baset is Assistant Professor of Sociology at St. Xaviers College, Kolkata. His research interests are in feminist studies, sexuality studies and sociology of religion. He has published on queer identities in India. He has co-edited a special issue of Economic and Political Weekly on the theme of men and feminism in India (2015). He was a DAAD PhD fellow at the Centre for Modern Indian Studies (CeMIS) at the University of Gttingen (October and December 2016).
Acknowledgement Introduction Part I: Institutions 1. Disrupting Coherence: Self Reflections of a Male Ethnographer 2. Masculinity Studies and Feminism: Othering the Self, Engaging Theory 3. Men in Womens Studies: A Case Study 4. Doing and Undoing Feminism: A Jurisdictional Journey Part II: Movements 5. Reformer-Man and Feminist Man: The End of an Era in Kerala 6. A Feminist Journey: Population and Health in Post-Feminist Times 7. On Disloyalty 8. Men in Feminism: LGBT and Feminist Entanglements Over Masculinity 9. Pursuing Masculinity Studies in a Pro-feminist Perspective Part III: Writings A Curious Friendship 10. Challenging Caste, Doing Gender: Paradoxes of Male Writings in North India 11. Feminism and the Question of Man: Negotiating the (Im)Possible Afterword