Gloria Goodwin Raheja
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About the Author
Gloria Goodwin Raheja is an anthropologist and writer whose work explores gender, kinship, household relations, storytelling, and social life in North India. With a keen attention to language, memory, and everyday experience, she brings together ethnographic observation and thoughtful cultural analysis. Her scholarship examines how people negotiate identity, obligation, power, and belonging within changing social worlds. Raheja is the author of Listen to the Heron's Words: Reimagining Gender and Kinship in North India, a significant contribution to the study of gender and kinship that highlights the interpretive richness of local voices and lived relationships.
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