Reviews

Dislocating Cultures: Identities, Traditions, and Third World Feminism by Uma Narayan

finhatfield's review against another edition

4.0

Really interesting, Narayan does a great job of both complicating commonly held tenants in feminism and western scholarship while also explaining what she means.

onucfs's review against another edition

reflective

5.0

I'm a South Asian woman and this book has given me the language to articulate what I see in the world around me, I love this book sm

klibri's review

5.0

Fluidly written essays about cultivating dissent and critical thinking amidst intermingled identities and the complications of colonialism