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Prostitution, Resistance and Resilience in South Asian Fiction

Triply Colonized Women

Sadaf Mehmood

Prostitution, Resistance and Resilience in South Asian Fiction

Prostitution, Resistance and Resilience in South Asian Fiction

Triply Colonized Women

Prostitution, Resistance and Resilience in South Asian Fiction

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This book focuses on the practices of prostitution in postcolonial South Asia, where it predominantly involves men purchasing sexual services from women. It examines the ternary colonization of South Asian women in prostitution, shaped by their forbidden indulgence in sexual relations and desires.

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Beschrijving Prostitution, Resistance and Resilience in South Asian Fiction

This book focuses on the practices of prostitution in postcolonial South Asia, where it predominantly involves men purchasing sexual services from women. It examines the ternary colonization of South Asian women in prostitution, shaped by their forbidden indulgence in sexual relations and desires.

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