Description
Primila Lewis delves into her profound experiences with the unorganized labor force in the Mahrauli subdivision, painting a vivid picture of their daily struggles and resilience. Through her observations, she captures the essence of their lives—individuals facing the harsh realities of labor without the support of traditional organizational structures. The narrative is rich with personal anecdotes and interactions that highlight the complexities of their social and economic situations.
As Lewis navigates the intricacies of their working conditions, she brings to light both the systemic challenges they encounter and the small victories they achieve. Her reflections serve as a powerful reminder of the human spirit amidst adversity, inviting readers to engage with the broader themes of social action and solidarity. This account not only sheds light on the laboring poor but also urges a deeper understanding of the socio-political dynamics that affect their lives.
As Lewis navigates the intricacies of their working conditions, she brings to light both the systemic challenges they encounter and the small victories they achieve. Her reflections serve as a powerful reminder of the human spirit amidst adversity, inviting readers to engage with the broader themes of social action and solidarity. This account not only sheds light on the laboring poor but also urges a deeper understanding of the socio-political dynamics that affect their lives.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
267 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1991
Publisher
Vistaar Publications
ISBN-10
8170362156
ISBN-13
9788170362159
