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The First Goddess in South Asia: And Other Essays: by R. A. Jairazbhoy

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Karachi; Menander Publications; 1994Edition: 2nd Edition RevisedDescription: 114 pSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 704.948 JAI 23 1702
Summary: "The First Goddess in South Asia" by R.A. Jairazbohy explores the significance of feminine deities within the cultural and religious contexts of South Asia, tracing their origins, development, and influence over time. The book delves into the ways in which goddess worship reflects societal structures, gender roles, and spiritual practices, illustrating how these deities serve as symbols of power, fertility, and protection. Jairazbohy examines the historical and archaeological evidence that highlights the early manifestations of goddess worship, and discusses key goddesses in South Asian mythology and their impact on art, literature, and social norms. The text also addresses contemporary issues related to femininity, identity, and the ongoing reverence for these divine figures in modern times.
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Book Marium Abdulla Library Non-Ref Fine Arts 704.948 JAI (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 1702

"The First Goddess in South Asia" by R.A. Jairazbohy explores the significance of feminine deities within the cultural and religious contexts of South Asia, tracing their origins, development, and influence over time. The book delves into the ways in which goddess worship reflects societal structures, gender roles, and spiritual practices, illustrating how these deities serve as symbols of power, fertility, and protection.

Jairazbohy examines the historical and archaeological evidence that highlights the early manifestations of goddess worship, and discusses key goddesses in South Asian mythology and their impact on art, literature, and social norms. The text also addresses contemporary issues related to femininity, identity, and the ongoing reverence for these divine figures in modern times.

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