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Urmi Bhattacheryya
ISBN 9789389109979
Rs. 640
Penguin Books
After I Was Raped
Who it's for: Readers interested in nonfiction accounts of sexual violence and its aftermath
Urmi Bhattacheryya's 'After I Was Raped' explores the challenging aftermath of sexual violence through the untold stories of five survivors. Moving beyond initial outrage, the book delves into how individuals, including a four-year-old girl, an eight-month-old infant, two Dalit women, and a young professional, navigate an indifferent society and a complex judicial system, revealing the profound, lasting impacts on their lives and relationships.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into the long-term realities faced by survivors of sexual violence. Understand the societal and systemic challenges survivors encounter post-assault. Explore diverse perspectives through the accounts of individuals from various backgrounds and ages. Foster empathy and encourage critical reflection on societal responses to sexual violence.
Highlights
- Tells the untold stories of five survivors of sexual violence
- Includes perspectives of a four-year-old girl, an infant, two Dalit women, and a young professional
- Examines societal indifference and judicial challenges post-assault
- Focuses on long-term impacts on lives and relationships
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What is this book about?
It explores the aftermath of sexual violence through the stories of five survivors, focusing on their long-term struggles with society and the legal system.
Who are the survivors featured?
The survivors include a four-year-old girl, an eight-month-old infant, two Dalit women, and a young professional.
What makes this book different from other accounts?
It moves beyond initial outrage to examine the lasting impacts on survivors' lives and relationships, highlighting societal and systemic challenges.
Is this book suitable for general readers?
Yes, it is written for a general audience and aims to foster empathy and critical reflection on societal responses to sexual violence.