Hindu Women and the Power of Ideology
Journal for the Scientific Study of ReligionPublished 1 June 1991
James J. Preston, Vanaja Dhruvarajan
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Preface The Village Setting The Author in the Village Pativratya: The Ideology Women's Lives within the Family Structure The Daily Life of Brahmin and Vokkaliga Women Socialization of Women Through the Life Cycle 1: Preparation for and Arrangement of Marriage Socialization of Women Through the Life Cycle 2: Married Life, Old Age, and Widowhood Parivratya and Women's Personality Pativratya and the Hindu Woman's Destiny Appendixes Selected Bibliography Index
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