Titlebook: Valuing Hindu Women’s Domestic Shrine Traditions as Reproductive Labor; Ashlee Norene Andrews Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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,“I Don’t Need to Sit in Front of Any Kind of Deity”: Rejecting Domestic Shrine Traditions as a Chor in both name and experience. Here, I use the term “chore” to refer to a form of labor that feels burdensome, is unpaid, and is perceived by the person performing it as lacking in value, yet is labor that one is expected to perform. The chapter provides a detailed profile of three first-generation B

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,Conclusion: “Ask Her. She Worships”—Hopes for This Book and Future Research, of reproductive labor essential to the sustenance and articulation of Hindu subjectivities and traditions, and that Hindu women are, therefore, religious authorities in their own right. Moreover, it presents hopes for the impact of this book, namely that scholars of religion will recognize other sh

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Book 2024erform daily rituals of deity worship and caretaking—termed in this book as domestic shrine traditions. These traditions are often assimilated with the other domestic caretaking labor women are expected to complete for their families...Utilizing a years-long ethnography with Bengali American Hindu w

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,“It Feels Strange , to Have a Shrine”: Valuing Domestic Shrine Traditions as Homemaking Labor and Snhood. Through these women’s stories, this chapter illustrates how transformation enables the sustenance of Bengali Hindu traditions and subjectivities across generations, and, therefore, further illustrates how domestic shrine traditions function as a valuable reproductive labor.

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,Conclusion: “Ask Her. She Worships”—Hopes for This Book and Future Research, religious labor. Finally, it presents questions and topics that the book could not answer, and which I hope future research can explore, more particularly, the dialogical relationship between Hindu women’s domestic shrine traditions and the public Hindu temple in the United States.

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