Title: Catholic Women Missionaries, Education and Social Change in North India
Author: Molly Abraham
ISBN: 978-81-933788-8-5
Language: English
Edition: 1
About the Book:
While adopting the theoretical formulations of scholars such as
Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, Hayden Bellenoit, Tim Allender, Krishna Kumar, and
others, this work uncovers the complexity
of Catholic missionary education in North India suggest how women Catholic missionary educators in a Protestant
setting was able to thrive in knowledge
production transcending
the spatial metaphor centre-periphery binaries. This is to suggest that the Catholic visionaries, well engaged with communities of different
cultural traditions, by teaching the economically disadvantageous sections,
could transcend the deeply embedded formal colonial divides of caste, class,
gender and race.
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