Family, Women and Ill-Being: a Critique of the Family in Twenty-First Century Kerala offers a sharp, thought-provoking examination of family life, gender, and social norms in contemporary Kerala. Published by Zubaan, this book engages with the pressures placed on women within domestic spaces and the wider cultural expectations that shape everyday life.
Written for readers interested in social critique, women’s studies, and Kerala’s changing society, it explores how the family can both nurture and constrain. Family, Women and Ill-Being invites reflection on care, power, and inequality, making it a compelling read for anyone drawn to serious nonfiction on gender and social realities.
