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Limbale has become one of the most powerful voices articulating the pain, rebellion and philosophical depth of the Dalit experience ~`Anand Teltumbde, from the Foreword. Sharankumar Limbale narrates the situation of an educated Dalit who has given up his Dalit identity and thus the associated privileges granted under the constitution to live as an ordinary citizen in modern India. Whenever he has needed to fill in his caste on forms, he has written Human . In this beautifully crafted novel, translated from Marathi, the author shows the cruel resilience and viciousness of the caste system, belying such hopes in what is considered to be the preeminent institution to reform society: education in school and college, working instead as a vicious betrayal.
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Caste Out (stree Womens Studies Series)

Caste Out (stree Womens Studies Series)

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  • ISBN: 9789381345962
  • Author: Sharankumar Limbale
  • Publisher: Samya
  • Pages: 263
  • Format: Paperback
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Limbale has become one of the most powerful voices articulating the pain, rebellion and philosophical depth of the Dalit experience ~`Anand Teltumbde, from the Foreword. Sharankumar Limbale narrates the situation of an educated Dalit who has given up his Dalit identity and thus the associated privileges granted under the constitution to live as an ordinary citizen in modern India. Whenever he has needed to fill in his caste on forms, he has written Human . In this beautifully crafted novel, translated from Marathi, the author shows the cruel resilience and viciousness of the caste system, belying such hopes in what is considered to be the preeminent institution to reform society: education in school and college, working instead as a vicious betrayal.

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