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The Sabarimala Confusion – Menstruation Across Cultures: A Historical Perspective

Nithin Sridhar’s exhaustive work, then, puts a moot point on the table: is there only a “purely scientific”/social/patriarchal framework to understand traditional menstrual notions or can we make an effort to recognize the metaphysical notions that underlie these cultural ideas.

October 31, 2021 Manjushree Hegde

Manjushree Hegde

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