Woman In the Sexual Relation: An Anthropological and Historical Survey

Woman in the Sexual Relation: An Anthropological and Historical Survey is a comprehensive examination of the roles, statuses, and perceptions of women in relation to sexuality across various cultures and historical periods. This anthropological work delves into how different societies have viewed women's sexuality, from ancient civilizations to modern societies, highlighting the ways in which gender roles and sexual norms have been shaped by cultural, religious, and social influences.

The survey covers topics such as marriage customs, reproductive roles, social taboos, and the impact of patriarchy on women's autonomy and sexual expression. By examining diverse practices and beliefs worldwide, the book aims to provide a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding female sexuality and the evolving status of women. It also addresses how these perspectives have influenced societal attitudes toward women, shaping laws, social structures, and gender dynamics.

This work serves as both an educational resource and a critique of the ways in which historical and cultural contexts have restricted or defined female sexuality, often highlighting the need for a more balanced and respectful understanding of women’s roles in sexual and social spheres.