Performing Silence : Gender, Violence, and Resistance in Women's Narratives From Lahaul, India : Qualitative Inquiry and Feminist Unease: Working Through Challenges in Representing Violence And Identity
Bhattacharya, H.
Qualitative Inquiry 15(2): 359-371
2009
ISSN/ISBN: 1077-8004 Document Number: 262326
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