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What I am today, I won`t remain tomorrow: Converstaions with survivors of abuse

	What I Am Today, I Won`T Remain Tomorrow: Converstaions With Survivors Of Abuse by Nighat M. Gandhi
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Powerful and poetic, this feminist telling of the disturbing stories of women who have survived domestic abuse, chooses to highlight resilience rather than victimhood. Nighat Gandhi’s tender, involved narration of their voices plunges the reader helplessly into their worlds, into their introspection, their strength and their vulnerability. In the best traditions of feminist scholarship, Nighat puts her own self and politics at risk in the process, immersed as she is in ‘the beauty and sadness of feminism’ that denies us the comfort of settled answers to ethical dilemmas.

Pages : 200

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What I Am Today, I Won`T Remain Tomorrow: Converstaions With Survivors Of Abuse

by Nighat M. Gandhi