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Dr Renu Baliyan
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Dead Women Tell No Tales: Issues of Female Subjectivity, Subaltern Agency and Tradition in Colonial and Post-Colonial Writings on Window Immolation in India
Ania Loomba
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Ornaments of Power: A Subversive Look at Two Widows of Indian Fiction
Sagnik Yadaw
Journal of the Post Graduate Department of English, Maulana Azad College, Kolkata, 2015
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Sati" A Critical Analysis of Socio Religious Tradition imposed on Widows
Muhammad Sani
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Remembering the Suttee : Women Fleeing Death by Immolation in Lakshmi Persaud’s Raise the Lanterns High
Kevin Kelly
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The Burning of Sampati Kuer: Sati and the Politics of Imperialism, Nationalism and Revivalism in 1920s India
Andrea Major
Gender & History, 2008
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Illustrating the Virtuous Wife: Suttee, a European Perspective
Robert J Del Bonta
CAA talk, 2018
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SATI-From Widow Immolation To Widow Re-Marriage
QUEST JOURNALS
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Rekha Pande
Urdhva Mula, ( Roots Upwards), An inter-disciplinary journal focusing on women and related issues, 2021
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The Challenge of Chronotopicity: Female Co-Cremation in India Revisited in the Light of Time–Space Sensitive Ritual Criticism
Albertina Nugteren
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CAA Talk 2018 Illustrating the Virtuous Wife: Suttee, a European Perspective
Bob Del Bonta
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Cross-Cultural Chronicles: A Comparative Study of Widowhood in Selected Assamese and Tamil Novels
Akangkshya Sarma
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SUICIDE OR SACRIFICE? An Examination of the Sati Ritual in India
Jenny Bushaw
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Trial by Fire: Sati in Modern India
Shruti Sinha Rauniyar
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Sati in South Asia: a short historiography of self-immolation.
Aishani Gupta
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The Sati-a matter of high caste Hindus or a general Hindu Culture : A case study of Roop Kanwar
Shaheed Soherwordi
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Brooms of Doom: Notes on Domestic Bodies Gendered to Death in "Mughal-e-Azam," "Fire," and "Earth" (South Asian Review, 2019).pdf
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South Asian Review, 2019
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The Upanishadic Double Consciousness in Tagore's Widowed Women
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Contentious Traditions: The Debate on SATI in Colonial India
Ryan Orko
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Indrani Sen
'Indian Journal of Gender Studies', Vol. 8, No. 1, January-June, 2001
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Dyuti Chakravarty
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Dipti Mayee Sahoo
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Ewa Dębicka-Borek
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A Mother as an Outcast: Felicia Hemans's Indian Woman's Death Song as a Revolt Against the Traditional Representation of Feminine Issues in the Romantic Period
Mustafa KARA
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Historiography on the custom of Sati in colonial India
Ravish Raj
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Snehalatas death: Dowry and womens agency in colonial Bengal
Rochona Majumdar
2004
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Shadab Bano
Indian Historical Review, 2017
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Banaras as Text: Representation of Widows in Mona Verma’s The White Shadow
Ankur Konar
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Policing Sati: Law, Order, and Spectacle in Postcolonial India
Saumya Saxena
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Alberico Crafa
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Women on (in) Fire.
Sudipa Palit
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IJELLS, 2021
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