Titlebook: A Kaleidoscope of Malaysian Indian Women’s Lived Experiences; Gender‐Ethnic Inters Premalatha Karupiah,Jacqueline Liza Fernandez Book 2022

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Farrah Dina Yusop,Amira Firdauslly uttered by people in any dance dialogues are the names of male dancers. Despite the numerical predominance of women, it is a rare phenomenon to identify a female iconic or “star” performer in Malaysia. My contention is that, although female dancers may not always be visible as onstage performers

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Paul M. Meaney Ph.D.,Dun Li Ph.D.mportant part of femininity, and this may challenge the process of empowerment of women. This study explores how professional women construct the meaning of empowerment and negotiate the notion of femininity in everyday life. This study focuses on the lived experiences of twelve professional, Tamil

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Alternative Comedy Now and Thennvestigates the role of culture in determining sources of happiness and meaning in life by focusing on Malaysian Indian female university students as a specific cultural group. Employing semi-structured interviews, the study examines the meaning and sources of happiness and meaning in life among thi

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Alternative Cabaret in Conversation influences how gender equality is practised in various aspects of life. Sikh religion originated from the Indian state of Punjab. Punjabi society is heterogeneous in terms of religion, region, class, caste and gender lines, and is a patriarchal society. In Punjab, male-dominant ideology is the norm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11612-4tunity to live this life as ordained by God. However, phrases like ‘one is not born, but rather becomes a woman or a man’ and ‘females and males are born, but women and men are products of enculturation’ shows that gender is not biologically determined but socially and culturally defined. This means

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5876-2Malaysian Indian Women; Minority Women; Intersectionality; Gender Inequality; Gender Stereotypes; Patriar

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Premalatha Karupiah,Jacqueline Liza FernandezCovers the lived experiences of Malaysian Indian women, highlighting gender-ethnic intersectionality.Presents a confluence of scholarly work on minority women in Malaysia.Addresses a paucity of litera