Women's Education and the Nationalist Response in Western India: Part II—Higher Education

Sweeps over the history of female education in India, from both a national perspective and too, from specific cases in certain states and cities of that vast, antique nation. Looks at the work of Tilak, one of the loudest voices opposing public education of women, who insisted that if it were to exist, that it be in history and foremost, religion, and learnt in the home as a continual matter of subservience to men and patriarchy. References. S. Fullmer [Reprinted by permission of Sage Publications Ltd., copyright 2008.]