Iru by Urmilla Deshpande, Thiago Pinto Barbosa
In 1927, Irawati Karve, a young Indian woman, embarked on her doctoral studies in Berlin, challenging racial theories of the time. Her research contradicted her supervisor's beliefs about racial superiority, showcasing her courage and intellect. Upon returning to India, Irawati continued her groundbreaking work, exploring kinship and society, and later penned influential essays on the Mahabharata. Her life was a blend of rich personal experiences and significant professional achievements, making her a notable figure in anthropology and philosophy.
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