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Marisol de la Cadena1995

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“Women Are More Indian”

Marisol de la Cadena

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora Gender and Feminist Studies Indigenous Cultures and History

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Year1995

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Published1995-01-01

VenueDuke University Press eBooks

Languageen

Citations154

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ShelfSouth Asian Studies and Diaspora

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doi10.1215/9780822379867-011

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