Sex, law and the politics of age : child marriage in India, 1891-1937 /
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press,
2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Provincializing childhood. The autoptic child: the Age of Consent Act (1891), law's temporality, and the epistemic contract on age
- Juridical childhood: the Child Marriage Restraint Act (1929), global biopolitics, and the "digits of age"
- Queering age stratification. The sex/age system: boy-grooms, young rapists, and child protection in Hindu liberalism
- Reproductive temporality: the staging of childhood and adolescence in global/Hindu sexology
- Consent otherwise. Rethinking minority: Rangila Rasul, the "Muslim child wife," and the politics of representation
- An age of discretion: querying age and legal subjectivity in the secular Ahari'a.