Patriarchy & The Pangolin : A Field Guide To Indian Men & Other Species
Patriarchy & The Pangolin : A Field Guide To Indian Men & Other Species
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Book Summary
About the Book: Patriarchy and the Pangolin : A field guide to Indian men and other species When two young women are hired to carry out conservation research, they discover that India is a large jungle larger than they ever imagined. Their study of trees reveals a complex world in which the greatest threat to pangolins and imperilled species is Indian men and patriarchy. Tramping across North India, the women encounter men, man-made obstacles, and bureaucratic corruption, but forge ahead with satire and self-deprecating humour. Their many stories give us the voices of people and species oppressed or marginalised. Several anecdotes show daily battles against research methods
ISBN-13
9789389253887
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Permanent Black
Publishing Date
2020-11
Product Edition
1
Total Pages
218

Patriarchy & The Pangolin : A Field Guide To Indian Men & Other Species

by Aditi Patil (Author),
Permanent Black (Publisher)
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Book Summary
About the Book: Patriarchy and the Pangolin : A field guide to Indian men and other species When two young women are hired to carry out conservation research, they discover that India is a large jungle larger than they ever imagined. Their study of trees reveals a complex world in which the greatest threat to pangolins and imperilled species is Indian men and patriarchy. Tramping across North India, the women encounter men, man-made obstacles, and bureaucratic corruption, but forge ahead with satire and self-deprecating humour. Their many stories give us the voices of people and species oppressed or marginalised. Several anecdotes show daily battles against research methods
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9789389253887
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Permanent Black
Publishing Date
2020-11
Product Edition
1
Total Pages
218