The All-Asian Women's Conference 1931: Indian women and their leadership of a pan-Asian feminist organisation
The All-Asian Women's Conference 1931: Indian women and their leadership of a pan-Asian feminist organisation
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1931 年全亚妇女会议：印度妇女及其对泛亚女权主义组织的领导
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10.1080/09612025.2016.1163924
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2016
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Mukherjee S
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Mukherjee S
1931年1月，全亚洲妇女会议（AAWC）在拉合尔召开。45名女性代表参加了会议，讨论亚洲妇女共同关心的社会和政治问题，如婴儿死亡率、选举权、教育和继承权。AAWC由印度妇女组织，沿着还有爱尔兰神学家玛格丽特·伯金斯（Margaret Baugins），它讲述了当时印度男性民族主义者所反映的泛亚洲主义的愿景。亚洲妇女热衷于抵制国际妇女组织的欧美中心主义，她们讨论了如何组织起来。本文通过对会议报道、信函和国际报刊的分析，对会议中的修辞进行了分析。它讨论了印度妇女在20世纪30年代构想泛亚主义的方式，并解释了为什么只有一次AAWC会议。
In January 1931, the All-Asian Women's Conference (AAWC) convened in Lahore. Forty-five female delegates met to discuss common social and political concerns of women in Asia, such as infant mortality, suffrage, education and rights of inheritance. Organised by Indian women, along with the Irish Theosophist Margaret Cousins, the AAWC spoke to visions of pan-Asianism that were reflected by male Indian nationalists at the time. Keen to counteract the Euro-American centrism of international women's organisations, Asian women discussed the ways they could organise together. This article analyses the rhetoric within the conference, through its reports, correspondence and international newspapers and periodicals. It discusses the ways pan-Asianism was conceived by Indian women in the 1930s and explains why there was only ever one meeting of the AAWC.