The Feminine Sacred in South Asia
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The Feminine Sacred in South Asia

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SKU: 9788173042461

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Explore the feminine sacred in South Asia with Harald Tambs-Lyche’s insightful book. Discover the rich religious traditions and cultural perspectives on feminity in this region. Perfect for scholars of gender studies, religious studies, and South Asian culture. ISBN: 9788173042461

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173042461
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • Height: 147 mm
  • Spine Width: 16 mm
  • Width: 224 mm
  • ISBN-10: 8173042462
  • Publisher Date: 1999
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 147
  • Weight: 294 gr

23 reviews for The Feminine Sacred in South Asia

  1. Suchit Lamba –

    Nice book to have, but difficult to grasp some concept initially.

  2. Somala Sri Harsha –

    I liked the book. It opened my mind to different religious traditions.

  3. Rahul Raj –

    The author has captured essence of the subject really well.

  4. Shreya Paliwal –

    Good overview, but I wish there was more focus on contemporary practices. Still, a solid scholarly work.

  5. Ansh Dayal Lakhani –

    Author has tried to keep it nuetral. Some bias can be observed.

  6. Sameer Raosaheb Patil –

    Well researched and insightful. Recommended for scholars.

  7. Rajat Jain –

    Tambs-Lyche provides valuable insights. A bit academic, but worth the effort for serious students.

  8. Drishti Singh –

    In depth and insightful. Requires focused attention.

  9. Vishal Soni –

    Its a very detailed research work. Good resource to have.

  10. Rajan Walia –

    An important contribution to the field. Some parts felt repetitive. Its strength lies in its details.

  11. Siddharth Jain –

    Well-researched and informative, but not for casual readers. Demands attention and prior knowledge.

  12. Ansaf S –

    A dense but rewarding exploration of the feminine sacred. Expect a demanding read.

  13. Prisha Garg –

    Good starting point. A bit academic for general public.

  14. Amritashree Sivakumaran –

    A comprehensive study, though at times overwhelming in its detail. Stick with it; it’s rewarding.

  15. Ankita Phatak –

    A valuable contribution. Some parts felt repetitive and dry.

  16. Khushi Kalra –

    The book discusses feminity well. It can be elaborated more with examples.

  17. Siddharth Kumar Pandey –

    The book is good. I feel some topics need to be elaborated more.

  18. Drishti Gupta –

    Very informative book on South Asia culture. Happy to read.

  19. Garv Vasudeva –

    A fascinating, if dense, read. Some chapters were more engaging than others, but overall a worthwhile exploration.

  20. Prakash Kumar Singh –

    Opens up new avenues of thinking. Though I struggled with some concepts, I learned a lot.

  21. Kratika Tyagi –

    The book gives a good overview. Some chapters are dragging.

  22. Richa Sharma –

    I feel it can be written in simple way. But the content is well researched.

  23. Anuja Joshi –

    Worth buying it. But only if you are serious about the topic.

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