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100			_aDunbgdung, Deepali Aparajita _944079
245			_a“Patch-working invisible histories: Adivasi women and labour in India
260			_aSocial Scientist
300			_a 51(7-8), Jul-Aug, 2023: p.5-16
520			_aThe history of work is closely tied to the emergence of industrial capitalism. The transformation brought about by the industrial revolution catalysed significant research in understanding labour and its different aspects in Europe and the rest of the world (Hobshawm had a significant impact on the course of history. In the fact, the history8 of the working class in India is documented largely through the prism of industrial labour or theexperiences of migrant rural labour (Bremen 1996, Kapadia 1998; Sen 1999, Parry 2018). However, a lot that exists in the vernacular histories of gender and communities remains unexplored and undocumented. Feminist scholars have argued that nations of labour and work within the capitalist framework have render3d women’s work invisible. – Reproduced
650			_aAdivasi women, Tribal labour, Tribal labor, Tribal development _944080
773			_aSocial Scientist
906			_aTRIBES - INDIA
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