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The Many Faces of Sundorem : Women in Goa

By: Gracias, FatimaPublication details: Panjim Surya Publications 2007 Edition: 1stDescription: 156 Pg PbISBN: 9788175258235Subject(s): GoaDDC classification: 301.240954799/GRA/Man
Contents:
Contents 1. influences of Portuguese Rule 2. Customs at the Time of Birth, Marriage and Death 3. Images in Goan Folklore. 4. Impact of State Legislation 5. ...As Reflected in Church Decrees and Instructions
Summary: The Many Faces of Sundorem-Women in Goa presents a picture of the life style of Goan women during the Portuguese colonial rule of 450 years (1510-1961) Customs, traditions and rituals dominated the life of the Goan women.The state and the church played a significant role in upgrading the position of women in Goa. The Portuguese rule seemed to have made a difference to the status of women.As result the conditions of women in Goa were far better than their counterparts elsewhere in India.
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Books Books VVM's Shree Damodar College of Commerce & Economics Margao
Goa Section
Reference 301.240954799/GRA/Man (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available Purchased Under BCOM Funds @ 395/- VVM-35505

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Contents
1. influences of Portuguese Rule
2. Customs at the Time of Birth, Marriage and Death
3. Images in Goan Folklore.
4. Impact of State Legislation
5. ...As Reflected in Church Decrees and Instructions

The Many Faces of Sundorem-Women in Goa presents a picture of the life style of Goan women during the Portuguese colonial rule of 450 years (1510-1961)

Customs, traditions and rituals dominated the life of the Goan women.The state and the church played a significant role in upgrading the position of women in Goa. The Portuguese rule seemed to have made a difference to the status of women.As result the conditions of women in Goa were far better than their counterparts elsewhere in India.

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