This book presents a political-economic analysis of sex work, followed by a probe into sex workers' movement and agency that the movement is claimed to have obtained for sex workers in the context of Sonagachi in Kolkata, West Bengal. The book initiates a rethinking on sex work beyond the feminist debate on morality and rights, and reveals the faultlines that makes incorporation of the prostitute into the worker-citizen complex always incomplete.
This book presents a political-economic analysis of sex work, followed by a probe into sex workers' movement and agency that the movement is claimed to have obtained for sex workers in the context of Sonagachi in Kolkata, West Bengal. The book initiates a rethinking on sex work beyond the feminist debate on morality and rights, and reveals the faultlines that makes incorporation of the prostitute into the worker-citizen complex always incomplete.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Swati Ghosh teaches Economics at the Faculty of Arts, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, West bengal. She also teaches courses at the Department of Economics, University of Calcutta. She has contributed to books on issues of gender, labour and development. Her publications include articles in Social Text, Economic and Political Weekly, Hecate, Identity Culture and Politics, and Sarai Reader. She is twice recipient of the Social Science Research Council (US), South Asia Regional Fellowship, in 2004 and 2005. She also writes in Bengali and has translated the book Science and Indian Culture by J.B.S. Haldane into Bengali.
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Introduction Part I: Sex Work and Value Chapter 1: Economics and Sex Work Chapter 2: Sex Work as a Form of Service Chapter 3: Sex Work and Theory of Value Chapter 4: Feminist Engagements with Value Chapter 5: Sex Work as Affective Labour Part II: From Prostitute to Sex Worker: An Incomplete Revolution Chapter 6: Genealogy of the Prostitute: Colony to Post-colony Chapter 7: State, Welfare, and Governmentality Chapter 8: The Shadow Lines of Citizenship Chapter 9: Why (In)complete Revolution Part III: On the Question of Agency Chapter 10: A Manifesto and (Im)possibilities of Agency Chapter 11: Transgressing (B)orders: Prostitute As Mother and Wife The Gendered Proletariat References Index About the Author
Introduction Part I: Sex Work and Value Chapter 1: Economics and Sex Work Chapter 2: Sex Work as a Form of Service Chapter 3: Sex Work and Theory of Value Chapter 4: Feminist Engagements with Value Chapter 5: Sex Work as Affective Labour Part II: From Prostitute to Sex Worker: An Incomplete Revolution Chapter 6: Genealogy of the Prostitute: Colony to Post-colony Chapter 7: State, Welfare, and Governmentality Chapter 8: The Shadow Lines of Citizenship Chapter 9: Why (In)complete Revolution Part III: On the Question of Agency Chapter 10: A Manifesto and (Im)possibilities of Agency Chapter 11: Transgressing (B)orders: Prostitute As Mother and Wife The Gendered Proletariat References Index About the Author
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