| ID | 142475 |
| Title Proper | Discerning women's discursive frames in CyberKashmir |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Khan, Shahnaz Khalil |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | This article challenges the notion that Kashmiri women are just silent observers/victims of an ongoing conflict and militarisation of Jammu and Kashmir. Women have utilised and impacted terrestrial public spaces, but there has been an impasse to creating a viable women's movement in the state. This analysis of digital discourses about and by Kashmiri women between 2010 and 2012 shows a discernible presence of women's discursive highways which serve to manoeuvre through the clamour of competing Indian, Pakistani and Kashmiri nationalisms. Kashmiri women can be heard, they are speaking out, and this article examines their discursive landscapes and what role, if any, Islamic discourses have in CyberKashmir. |
| `In' analytical Note | Contemporary South Asia Vol. 23, No.3; Sep 2015: p.334-351 |
| Journal Source | Contemporary South Asia Vol: 23 No 3 |
| Key Words | Kashmir ; Women ; Feminism ; Islam ; Online Discourse |