Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Books | DAU | 891.4436 SEN (Browse shelf) | Available | 035190 |
891.4435 TAG Broken nest | 891.4435 TAG Selected short stories | 891.4436 BAN Pather pachali : song of the road | 891.4436 SEN Behind latticed marble : inner worlds of women | 891.4437 BAN Signs | 891.4437 BAS Dark afternoons | 891.4437 BHA Virgin fish of Babughat = Babughater kumari maachh |
Bengali Translations into English.
Based on an eyewitness account of life in royal harems, these stories describe the very human interaction between men and women in this milieu. They highlight power play, disinheritance and the threat of assault, which are perennial concerns for women. This form of life existed throughout history in many parts of the world, including Asia, Africa and among the Aztecs and Incas in the Americas. It may still exist in some regions of the globe. In Europe, polygamy was prevalent among the Vikings. Among European royalty, although plural marriages did not exist, kings typically had mistresses. These fictional narratives, set in Rajasthan, create an elegant tapestry amidst the backdrop of Rajput grandeur and chivalry.
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