摘要：In the South Asian subcontinent, Urvashi Butalia needs little introduction. Since she started the first feminist publishing house in India, Kali for Women, in 1984, she has become one of India's foremost feminists, and her tireless work—academic and activist—over the decades has shown a commitment to the unearthing and dissemination of women's voices and the rewriting of history. Her work is driven by the guiding principle that feminist knowledge production acts as a tool of political change.
