Embodied Resistance: Corporeality and Agency in Poetics of Kutti Revathi and Sukirtharani

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  • Dhivyaa Rajeswaran Author

Keywords:

Dalit Feminism, Corporeality, Body Politics

Abstract

This article examines Dalit feminist poetry by Kutti Revathi and Sukirtharani, focusing on how the female body becomes a site of resistance and self-assertion. It argues that corporeality is used to challenge historical oppression and reclaim identity, presenting poetry as a powerful medium of political expression.

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Published

2024-12-31

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Vol. 12 (2024): Indraprastha Journal VOL. XII-XIII

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