A WOMAN OF INDIA BY G.S. Dutta

A Woman of India by G.S. Dutta (1941 Third Edition, Published by Oxford University Press)

“A Woman of India” by G.S. Dutta is a thought-provoking exploration of the social and cultural roles of women in India during the early 20th century. In this work, Dutta offers an insightful analysis of the changing status and experiences of Indian women against the backdrop of colonial rule, traditional values, and the emerging modern era. Through his writing, Dutta emphasizes the complexities faced by women in balancing societal expectations with personal aspirations.

The 1941 third edition, published by Oxford University Press, provides a comprehensive look at the various social, educational, and political movements that were beginning to shape the position of women in Indian society at the time. The book stands as an important historical and sociological text that examines the broader transformation of India through the lens of women’s evolving roles.