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Feminine Fables: Imaging the Indian Woman in Painting, Photography,and Cinema
Mapin Publishing Pvt (2002)
Abstract
A New Iconography Of The Indian Woman Seems To Be Emerging Which Challenges The Traditional Images And Roles Of Women. Dramatic Changes In Projecting The Woman Reflect Changes In Societal Norms And Taboos In A Country Which Has Both Defiled The Woman An.Links
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