甘地、达利特人和女权主义者:恢复融合*

Q3 Social Sciences

Economic and Political Weekly Pub Date : 2008-05-31 DOI:10.4324/9781003105923-4

Ajay Gudavarthy

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摘要

达利特/女权主义者对甘地及其哲学的批判源于同样的“生活经验”认识论框架，这也是甘地思想和实践的特征。“排他性”和自上而下的本质反过来又表明了甘地观点中的问题。新兴的新身份政治(就像甘地的政治一样)过于强烈地束缚在经验的范围内，只能巩固它希望超越的社会实践。

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Gandhi, Dalits and Feminists: Recovering the Convergence*

The dalit/feminist critique of Gandhi and his philosophy derives from the same epistemological framework of "lived experience" that characterises Gandhian thinking and praxis as well. The "exclusive" and top-down nature in turn suggests problems in the Gandhian outlook. The emerging new identity politics (just as Gandhi's politics) is too strongly bound within experiential confines, and could only entrench the social practices which it wishes to transcend.

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