Caste Silencing and the Savarna Gaze: Dalit Muslim Women and the Politics of Translating Sajjad Zaher's Dulari

Manger, Sudesh; Katuwal, Deepjoy

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Caste Silencing and the Savarna Gaze: Dalit Muslim Women and the Politics of Translating Sajjad Zaher's Dulari

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2026-05-29

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Manger, Sudesh

Katuwal, Deepjoy

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Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific

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10.25911/1W0T-1336

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Caste Silencing and the Savarna Gaze: Dalit Muslim Women and the Politics of Translating Sajjad Zaher's Dulari

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