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| Richard Sorabji | ||||
| I. B. Tauris | ||||
| 2010 | ||||
| English | ||||
| 48 pages | ||||
| 3.30 MB | ||||
[tab] [content title="Summary"] Cornelia Sorabji was a trailblazing figure in Indian history, celebrated as the first female lawyer in the country. Her life and career were marked by a blend of contradictions that reflect the complexities of her time. A clever and ambitious woman, Sorabji was not only intellectually daring but also physically courageous, navigating a path that defied societal norms.Despite her strong advocacy for women's rights, Sorabji's journey was fraught with challenges. She often expressed outspoken views, including critiques of prominent figures like Gandhi, while maintaining a complex relationship with British colonial authorities. This duality makes her difficult to categorize simply as a feminist or imperialist. Sorabji's loyalty to the British Raj never faltered, yet her work highlighted the injustices faced by women in India. Her career was at times jeopardized by personal relationships, notably with a married man, revealing the tensions between her professional ambitions and societal expectations.Through her story, the book explores how Sorabji navigated the intricacies of Indian and British life, opening doors that remained closed to many women of her era. Her life serves as a captivating study of resilience and pioneering spirit, appealing to anyone interested in the intertwined histories of India and Britain. [/content] [content title="Content"] [/content] [content title="Author(s)"] [/content] [/tab]
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