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What are the three major issues Sen discusses here in relation to India’s dialogic tradition?
What are the three major issues Sen discusses here in relation to India’s dialogic tradition?
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Sen majorly discusses the issues related to caste, gender and voice and breaks these barriers under India's argumentative tradition. He also declares that these barriers have previously been removed many times before, as early as the 8th century BC.
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