This paper articulates the concept of space and gender using illustrations from the cultural iconography of Hindu Goddesses. The boundary and control of public and private spaces leading to differences in toleration of women within them is discussed. I apply the popular conception of values outlined within Ramayana and Mahabharata texts as they impacted Goddess Sita and Princess Draupadi. I hav...

As India faced multiple waves of the pandemic, religious responses arose to accommodate and make sense situation. In face uncertainty, disease death, people turn not just towards medical sciences but also religion. The emergence a new Hindu goddess, Corona Mātā/Coronavirus Mardhinī encapsulates people’s fear, faith, devotion. Although goddess is new, tradition goddesses ancient. Indian Subconti...


 Many Hindu deities as known from classical sources (i.e, the epics, Purāṇas, and later religious literature iconography) have a very slender profile in Vedic texts, appearing only few passages often represented ways that seem peripheral to their full, personae. Ritualists devotees steeped older took pains connect those mantras rites, order validate them with prestige of venerable orthodo...

The promontory of Ras il-Wardija, on the northwestern cusp island Gozo, holds one most spectacular temples ancient Mediterranean dedicated to Phoenician goddess Astarte, Great Goddess sailors. Phoenician-Punic sanctuary il-Wardija dates 4thcentury BC and hosts an important cult Hera/Juno throughout Roman period (3rd century BC-2ndcentury AD). Since its construction, it was main sanctuaries alon...

The “Sun-goddess of the earth” and less clearly defined category “chthonic solar deities” Hittite religion have been objects various studies in recent years. This paper aims to examine significance these categories deities within festival texts. Although Sun-goddess earth achieves some prominence local cult contexts, such as at Zippalanda Nerik, she otherwise remains a marginal deity. contrasts...

In this article, I explore two neglected works by the twentieth-century Jewish German Marxist philosopher Ernst Bloch, Avicenna and Aristotelian Left Natural Law Human Dignity. Drawing on previous analyses of leftist Aristotelians natural law, blend Bloch’s texts’ concepts pregnant matter maternal law into “pregnant materialist law.” More precisely, articulates a concept as dynamic, impersonal ...

Violence remains one of modern society’s most pressing global public health issues. As a result, the current study’s objective is to examine text, The Gypsy Goddess, in concept Structural Violence, which lethal forms violence, from broader perspective terms political, economic, gender and aspects. methodology study incorporates documentary Goddess by Meena Kandasamy, aids with illustrations act...