Woman : An Etymological Study - Part One

Aajcha Sudharak - Marathi Publication Devoted to Rationalism (12):508-519 (2012)
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Abstract

This article is about an etymological study of the concept "Woman" and leads towards Feminism. Written in Marathi for the first time ever. Published in a Rationalist Journal from Maharashtra. This is first part of the three parts.

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