| Title | Deep Disorder! Revisiting Gender, Health and Social Justice in Dharavi Slum, Bombay |
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| ID_Doc | 18414 |
| Authors | Roy, A |
| Title | Deep Disorder! Revisiting Gender, Health and Social Justice in Dharavi Slum, Bombay |
| Year | 2024 |
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| Abstract | This essay builds on an ethnographic framework of the Dharavi slum in Bombay during the COVID-times. It explores, further, health and social conditions of women, their vulnerabilities and violence-inflicted lives, economic deprivation and mental health conditions. This article, further, builds together community sense of feeling, community spaces as a way to social justice, arguing the phenomenology of resilience in seeking social, emotional and other means of mutual support that they experience in attempts to alleviate their health-led challenges and varied conditions of vulnerabilities. Also, arguing further, the essay captures a people-centred analyses to global health, seeking further in calling for the meaning to 'health' as transferring the diagnostic or standardized model of a politicized biology to shifting, discursive configurations to well-being. |
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