This book examines two subordinated groups??untouchables? and
women?in a village in Tamilnadu, South India. The lives and work of
?untouchable? women in this village provide a unique analytical
focus that clarifies the ways in which three axes of
identity?gender, caste, and class?are constructed in South India.
Karin Kapadia argues that subordinate
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