Traditions of women culture / P. Kumar.

By:

Kumar P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Global Publications; 2011.Edition: 1st ed. 2011Description: 296 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-93-80833-47-7

DDC classification:

23 305.40954 KUM

Contents:

1. The woman's movement in the past 2. Evolution of sex and significance 3. Birth and infancy 4. Education of women 5. Marriage system in society 6. Widow- remarriage and divorce 7. Female life in field and factory 8. Medical Aid and assistance for sick 9. Embroidery and needlecraft 10. Jewellery and ornament 11.Amusements and pleasures 12. Anglo-Indian society 13. The sphere of women 14. Economics and biology 15. Confusion of thoughts of times 16. Female crimes and criminals in the past 17. Death and funeral customs

Summary: India is a living democracy and its survival will largely depend upon our capacity to shake off historical conceptions to traditional attitudes towards women who form more than half the population in some parts of the country.

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1. The woman's movement in the past
2. Evolution of sex and significance
3. Birth and infancy
4. Education of women
5. Marriage system in society
6. Widow- remarriage and divorce
7. Female life in field and factory
8. Medical Aid and assistance for sick
9. Embroidery and needlecraft
10. Jewellery and ornament
11.Amusements and pleasures
12. Anglo-Indian society
13. The sphere of women
14. Economics and biology
15. Confusion of thoughts of times
16. Female crimes and criminals in the past
17. Death and funeral customs

India is a living democracy and its survival will largely depend upon our capacity to shake off historical conceptions to traditional attitudes towards women who form more than half the population in some parts of the country.

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