Who among the following feminists referred women’s studies to as ‘the academic arm of women’s movement, a potent instrument playing a deliberate and active role in the battle for people’s minds’ and ‘autonomy continues to be battle cry of both’?

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• In which year did the women’s movement emerge and had a strong impact on colleges and universities to start women’s studies as an academic discipline?
• The concept of gender was developed by feminists during the:
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• The emergence of women studies as an academic discipline is the result of:
• What is the strength of the Indian Women’s Studies movement?
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