Authors:
- Alessandro Monti: -

- Carole Rozzonelli: -

Contents:

	1. Introduction (p. 187)
	2. The narrative shifts of Sita recalling the rape (from Iqbal to Sita) (p. 188)
	3. The story of a Hindu woman who buries the memory of her rape for eight years (p. 189)
	4. Collen’s folkloric African storytelling technique (p. 190)
	5. The patriarchal social structures that allow rape to be possible (p. 192)
	6. As a sexually liberated woman, a political activist, and a militant feminist against the patriarchal order, Sita assists a woman in obtaining justice (p. 195)
	7. Concluding remarks: A summary overview (p. 195)
	References (p. 196)

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