Dalit literature

Summary

Dalit literature is a literary genre^[1]. It draws 107 Wikipedia views per month (literary_genre category, ranking #132 of 487).^[2]

Key Facts

• Dalit literature's instance of is recorded as literary genre^[3].
• Dalit literature's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as sh2002006422^[4].
• Dalit literature's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 13770113v^[5].
• Dalit literature's subclass of is recorded as South Asian literature^[6].
• Dalit literature's subclass of is recorded as Indian literature^[7].
• Dalit literature's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/09v7d8t^[8].
• Dalit literature's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Dalit literature^[9].
• Dalit literature's FAST ID is recorded as 970145^[10].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as B. R. Ambedkar^[11].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Jyotirao Phule^[12].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Iyothee Thass^[13].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Namdeo Dhasal^[14].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Bama^[15].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Urmila Pawar^[16].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Madara Chennaiah^[17].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Ayyankali^[18].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Perumal Murugan^[19].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Sharankumar Limbale^[20].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Balarama Dasa^[21].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Bhima Bhoi^[22].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Neerav Patel^[23].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Joseph Macwan^[24].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Gogu Shyamala^[25].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Daya Singh Arif^[26].
• Dalit literature's significant person is recorded as Manoranjan Byapari^[27].

Why It Matters

Dalit literature draws 107 Wikipedia views per month (literary_genre category, ranking #132 of 487).^[2]