Sexuality, Obscenity, Community ; Women Muslims and the Hindu Public in Colonial India
Sexuality, Obscenity, Community ; Women Muslims and the Hindu Public in Colonial India
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性、淫秽、社区；
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2002
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Charu Gupta
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Charu Gupta
引言女性、种姓、阶级和印度教社区主义在印刷品中重新定义淫秽和美学印地文学中对淫秽“淫秽”的殖民地看法本土精英和文学关注“肮脏”文学：质疑道德逻辑？Brahmacharya、Kaliyug和Aphrodisiacs净化女性社交空间的广告控制娱乐妓女的危险：印度教徒绘制家庭领域不稳定性行为的道德和城市地理框架：家庭结合和欲望的性政治：不同的力量时尚、服装、珠宝、紫红色：德瓦尔-巴比希关系教育和阅读恐惧：从传统的DAI到训练有素的助产士的性别、健康和医学知识：育儿、妇女健康和土著习俗和妇女荣誉母亲的象征：Bharat Mata，Bharat Mata，Bharat MataMatri Bhasha和GAU Mata描绘了母亲/国家：巴纳拉斯语的Bharat Mata寺庙争论印地语是“母亲”淫秽还是贞洁。女性化的还是男性化的？该奶牛作为“母亲”的“美国”和“他们”：焦虑的印度教男子气概和“其他”从马拉巴到马尔卡纳斯：Shuddhi和Sangathan运动唤起印度教男性的力量，社区和国家作为姊妹印度教妇女作为姐妹构思“其他”接近穆斯林妇女绑架运动和贪婪的穆斯林男性创新的宣传操纵印度教妇女，穆斯林男子通过打破日常共享空间调整妇女的经济和社会抵制攻击Ghazi Mian印度教子宫，穆斯林后代：改变关于寡妇的婚姻“问题”的辩论数字游戏的一些结论和超越的选项和版本：(IM)可能的爱的恢复可能性？
INTRODUCTION Women, Caste, Class and Hindu Communalism REDEFINING OBSCENITY AND AESTHETICS IN PRINT Colonial Perceptions of Obscenity 'Obscenity' in Hindi Literature Indigenous Elite and Literary Concerns 'Dirty' Literature: Contesting the Logic of Morality? Brahmacharya, Kaliyug and the Advertisement of Aphrodisiacs SANITISING WOMEN'S SOCIAL SPACES Controls Over Entertainment The Danger of Prostitutes: The Moral and Urban Geographical Framework of Hindus MAPPING THE DOMESTIC DOMAIN Unstable Sexualities: The Sexual Politics of the Home Conjugality and Desire: The Power of Difference Fashion, Clothes, Jewelry, Purdah The Devar-Bhabhi Relationship Education and the Fear of Reading: Stated Aims, Unintended Consequences Gender, Health and Medical Knowledge From the Traditional Dais to Trained Midwives Child-care, Women's Health and Indigenous Practices Plague and Women's Honour THE ICON OF 'MOTHER': BHARAT MATA, MATRI BHASHA AND GAU MATA Mapping the Mother/Nation: The Bharat Mata Temple at Banaras Language Debates Hindi as 'Mother' Lewd or Chaste. Feminine or Masculine? The Cow as 'Mother' 'US' AND 'THEM': ANXIOUS HINDU MASCULINITY AND THE 'OTHER' From Malabar to Malkanas: The Shuddhi and Sangathan Movements Evoking Hindu Male Prowess, Community and Nation The Hindu Woman as Sister-in-Arms Conceiving the 'Other' Approaching the Muslim Woman Abduction Campaigns and the Lustful Muslim Male Innovative Propaganda Manipulation HINDU WOMEN, MUSLIM MEN Regulating Women by Fracturing Everyday Shared Spaces Economic and Social Boycott Attacking the Cult of Ghazi Mian Hindu Wombs, Muslim Progeny: Shifting Debates on Widow Remarriage The 'Problem' of Widows' Sexuality The Numbers Game SOME CONCLUSIONS AND BEYOND Elopements and Conversions: The Recuperative Possibilities of (Im)possible Love?