Organisation De La Famille D'après Les Lois De Manou...
examines family structure and organization as described in the Laws of Manu (Manusmriti). This study, originally written in French, delves into the ancient Hindu legal text to understand its prescriptions and proscriptions regarding family life, marriage, and societal roles. Joachim Ménant's work offers insights into the historical and cultural context of the Manusmriti, providing a valuable resource for those interested in Hindu law and ancient Indian social norms. This detailed exploration illuminates the complexities of family dynamics and legal frameworks in ancient India as articulated within the 'Laws of Manu'.
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