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April 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Cultural Representation of Marginalized Women in Indian Literature

DKDEEPA KHATRI

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore women's life experiences, identity, struggles, and resistances within various cultural contexts in India.
  • Analysis of literary representations of women from different marginalized groups including Dalit, tribal, and Muslim backgrounds.
  • Examination of the conditions faced by widows, prostitutes, and social outcasts within the context of cultural narratives.
  • Discussion of feminist perspectives on cultural representation and its impact on societal understanding.
  • Identified various forms of marginalization that limit women's access to power and resources.
  • Highlighted unique struggles faced by different groups of women in Indian society, including caste and religious discrimination.
  • Emphasized the importance of addressing cultural representation to foster equality.

Abstract

It was gratifying for me to work under the able guidance of my learned guide, Dr. Fatima Ashana, Assistant professor, Department English. The present work bears at every stage,the impression her wise andConcretesuggestions and Constructive criticism. Her guidance and generous attitude were encouraging throughout. This dissertation explores the Concept of Cultural representation of marginalize Women in Indian Literature. This study aims to show picture of women's life experiences, identity, struggle and resistances within specific society, culture and power Structure. The first chapter introduces concept of Marginalization and cultural representation The second chapter is Dalit and Caste of women based. Marginalization The Third chapter provider information about tribal Rural and working-class women. The fourth chapter explores the Muslim Women and religious Marginalization. The chapter fifth represent the Condition of widows, prostitute and social outcasts women. The chapter six of discuss feminist rewriting of culture. In conclusion, marginalization is a Complex Social process that pushes certain groups to the edges of Society, limiting their access to power, resources and opportunities. It is deeply rooted in structurer like caste, Class, gender and paternity. Therefore, it becomes important to recognize and address marginalization in order to build a more conducive and equal Society.

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DEEPA KHATRI (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ec5a8888ba6daa22dac046https://doi.org/10.82471/vewfb-swm87
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