Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche by Janetius, S. T.

Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781537075341)

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Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche by Janetius, S. T.

Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche

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Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche by Janetius, S. T.

Art, Culture and Gender: The Indian Psyche

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Format: Paperback
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Art, Culture, and Gender issues reflect the human psyche down through the history. The identity of a person comes from family, community, country, land, culture and spirituality. One can't understand an individual removed from that. India is a multicultural, tolerant society with its complex traditions, beliefs, and thinking, which is distressed by various socio-political and religious elements today. However, the glorious India is admired for its tolerance and multiculturalism. Due to pressure groups and fanatic outfits emerging in the society, India is slowly losing its original social outlook and tend to move towards a bigoted society. Multiculturalism is a beauty, as we see different flowers in a garden. The fascist ideology that is often propagated by fundamentalist groups spoils this beauty in the Indian society. In this regard, India needs some dynamic personalities who can propagate, educate and inculcate the glorious values of humanism and work for tolerance and harmony.

Author: S. T. Janetius
ISBN-10: 1537075349
ISBN-13: 9781537075341
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/14/2016
Pages: 142
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.48lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.33d
By S. T. Janetius
By S. T. Janetius
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Janetius is a multidisciplinary researcher who has written and edited books on Culture and Higher Education in Ethiopia, Indian Higher Education, Human Rights Abuse on Elderly People, Rural Empowerment for Sustainable Development, Visions in Mahabharata and Bible, etc. After completing his studies in Philosophy and Indian Culture, he opted for Psychology rather than pursuing his career in philosophy and religion. He took up teaching in De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, Manila, Philippines, University of Gondar, Ethiopia and in India with some remarkable research that spans over two decades now. With his unique thinking and understanding, he has established himself as a cultural and educational psychologist with a fine amalgamation of philosophy, culture, religion and indigenous studies.

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