Synopsis Nari: Facets of Indian Womanhood (in three vols.) contains sixty six original research papers relating to Indian womanhood contributed by eminent Indian as well as foreign scholars belonging to various disciplines. The papers based on archival materials and field-work are original in nature and are of high standard. They are not only substantial additions to the field of woman studies, but are also though-provoking and of special interest to scholars engaged in the study of Indian woman from different points of view. The subjects covered in these volumes relate to history, sociology, political science, economics, psychology, law, anthropology etc. The readers will relish reading the variations in the status of woman in India through the ages.