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Blurring boundaries, distant companions: Non-kin female caregivers for children in colonial India (nineteenth and twentieth centuries)

Description:
A historical account of servant and non-family child care in colonial Indian households, based on an analysis of selected writings primarily from Bengal
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Banerjeea Swapna M.
Country:
India; Bangladesh

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