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Affective Injustice of the Unintelligible: Towards A Postcolonial Feminist Phenomenology
This dissertation argues that the complex lived experiences of postcolonial feminist subjects in the context of Bengal, India, constitute a form of political knowledge that liberal political philosophy has systematically refused to recognize. Situated at the intersection of South Asian Marxism, anti
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