Hardworking nyishi women of Arunachal pradesh

By:

Barthakur, Minoti

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Guwahati DVS Publishers 2010Description: 78pISBN:

9788186307236

Subject(s):

Dafla

DDC classification:

AR 305.8009 BAR

Summary: The book throws a flood of light on the life and daily activities, particularly of the women of the Nyishi community in Arunachal Pradesh. This lively commentary is a direct result of the author's encounter with the Nyishi society which is revealed through ample materials culled from secondary sources. The book is ethnographic in approach and exudes a compassionate concern for understanding women in a tribal society which is at the crossroads of tradition and modernity.

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The book throws a flood of light on the
life and daily activities, particularly of
the women of the Nyishi community in
Arunachal Pradesh.
This lively commentary is a direct
result of the author's encounter with
the Nyishi society which is revealed
through ample materials culled from
secondary sources.
The book is ethnographic in approach
and exudes a compassionate concern
for understanding women in a tribal
society which is at the crossroads of
tradition and modernity.

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