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Historical accounts shed light on women in positions of power, who wielded authority as protectors of royal lineage or as formidable challengers against opposition for the welfare of their realms. These trailblazing women not only demonstrated foresight but also played pivotal roles in mobilizing women as active participants in liberation movements, fostering a resurgence of collective awareness among their peers. Their legacy resonates through history, showcasing the transformative power of female leadership in shaping societies and empowering future generations. Exploring the intricate dynamics of gender and class relations, the narrative surrounding women's roles and studies manifests cultural nuances and societal complexities. Through a sociological lens, the essence of class-based societies unveils a profound ability to reshape narratives in the post-independence and post-modern era. Delving into the historical context of these societies allows for a nuanced understanding of the intertwined layers of social conflicts, structural frameworks, and the evolution of boundaries.
The social discourses dealing with gender and women studies in literal sense project gender and class relations, cultural tensions between men and women. The generic characteristics of such class-societies if analysed sociologically also implicate the power to reconstruct the text in its post-independence, post-modern societal phase. The historical background of such sections provide the readers to restructure indivisible duality of social conflicts, societal structuring, barriers and borders in a new dialogic process as regards historical women in power position, who attempted to play their authority as guardians either to protect the heirs to the throne or to confront opposition for the safety of their provinces. Many women fighters in power position displayed their vision as well as they were instrumental in building women as workforce in freedom fighting or resurging collective consciousness among women.
Abstract with 300 words limit are invited along with short bionote and the institutional affiliation. The last date for submission of the abstracts is 20th September 2025.
If proposals reached on time, after screening the acceptance will be intimated by 30th Sept.2025 to the concerned contributors. Full paper submission of the accepted abstracts will be followed up by the deadline 30 OCTOBER. 2025. The critical articles/papers will be published in an edited book with an ISBN number by 2026 June.
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Dr. Jayshree Singh, Associate Professor
English, Bhupal Nobles' University, Udaipur
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