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Handbook of Research on Exploring Gender Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Through an Intersectional Lens
A recent word used by post-structuralist researchers and also is common is intersectional feminist discourse. This term means that presenting one identity by another identity always keeps something incomplete, for no one can present anyone else. If they are presenting someone else they only re-presenting them, and not representing the other whole identity, for that is not possible.
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Prostitution/Pro-S-Institution and “The Celebrated Marginal” Culture: An Intersectionally Socio-Historical Depiction of Indian Sex-Workers
Suparna Roy (Global Institute of Management and Technology, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-8412-8.ch004
Abstract
Gender, as a terminology of political hiatus, is often restricted within the binarized system of ethical and unethical parameters. The marginal lives as visualized and presented within the phallogcentric Indian society is often misrepresented, which eventually results in the downward flow of powered discourses and objectified perception. Gender, as Butler described, is ‘fluid,' but the social dimension encloses such fluidity inside the horizon of patriarchal visibilities. Prostitution is a professional realm which involves selling of flesh and is commonly identified with sex-workers and gigolo. Prostitution has existed since the record of history began. Henceforth, this paper would use queer-post-structuralist-feminist theory with an empirical and observational methodology to examine Pros-institution (prostitution) under the broad domains-the historical existence and lineage of prostitutes in India before and after the advent of British, re-read the little literature on sex-work.
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Queer Community and a “Concerned Space” in India: Reclaiming “The Self” From the Intersectionalities of Marginalization
This word has been recently used by post-structuralist feminist scholars which states that no can ever represent anyone else than their own self, and if they do so, then they are only re-presenting; that is, presentation of that person is repeated from another view.
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