Daughters of Parvati : women and madness in contemporary India /

In this account of an anthropologist's journey into Indian psychiatry wards, among women with mental illnesses and the loved ones who care for them, Sarah Pinto responds to ethical crises in caregiving with attention to culture, gender, and the globalized worlds of Indian women

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Main Authors:	Pinto, Sarah (Author), Pinto, Sarah, 1973- (Author, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, [2014]
Series:	Contemporary ethnography
Subjects:	2000 - 2099 2000-2099 21st century Mental health services > India Mentally ill women > Care > India Psychiatric hospitals > India Psychiatry > India > History > 21st century Psychiatry > India Women > Mental health services > India Women's health services > India Mental Health Services > India Mental Health Services Psychiatry Women's Health Services > India Women's Health Services History Mentally ill women > Care Psychiatric hospitals Women Women > Mental health services Mental Disorders > ethnology > India Mental Disorders > ethnology Women > India India

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