Routledge - Daughters of the Tharu: Nepali Girls Education

Daughters of the Tharu offers a deep look into the social forces that shape the lives of young women in Nepal. This book examines how structural institutions and individual beliefs work together to influence educational access for girls. By looking at the connections between social structures and individual agency, the text provides a clear view of the factors that govern educational participation within this specific cultural context. Readers will gain a better understanding of how gender, ethnicity, and religion impact the educational journey of Nepali girls. This work is an essential resource for those studying international education, sociology, or Asian history. It moves beyond simple observations to analyze the complex relationship between societal values and the lived experiences of the Tharu people. Whether you are a researcher, student, or educator, this book provides necessary context for understanding the challenges and dynamics of education in Nepal.