Tulasi Acharya is assistant professor of English at South Georgia State College and director of Social Sciences of Nexus Institute of Research and Innovation (NIRI).

Overall, Sex, Desire, and Taboo in South Asia is a compelling exploration of the cultural and societal factors that shape attitudes toward sex in the region. It challenges readers to reflect on the contradictions and biases within their own societies, offering a nuanced perspective on the complex interplay between religion, culture, and patriarchy. By advocating for education and greater awareness, the book provides a hopeful vision for addressing these deeply ingrained taboos and fostering a healthier understanding of sexuality.

• Chapter One: Theory on SexualityChapter Two: Introduction to Sex and EroticaChapter Three: Discourse of Sex in South Asia Chapter Four: Perception and PatriarchyChapter Five: Religion, Patriarchy and GenderChapter Six: Existing Research and Significance of Sex

Tulasi Acharya is assistant professor of English at South Georgia State College and director of Social Sciences of Nexus Institute of Research and Innovation (NIRI).

Overall, Sex, Desire, and Taboo in South Asia is a compelling exploration of the cultural and societal factors that shape attitudes toward sex in the region. It challenges readers to reflect on the contradictions and biases within their own societies, offering a nuanced perspective on the complex interplay between religion, culture, and patriarchy. By advocating for education and greater awareness, the book provides a hopeful vision for addressing these deeply ingrained taboos and fostering a healthier understanding of sexuality.

• Chapter One: Theory on SexualityChapter Two: Introduction to Sex and EroticaChapter Three: Discourse of Sex in South Asia Chapter Four: Perception and PatriarchyChapter Five: Religion, Patriarchy and GenderChapter Six: Existing Research and Significance of Sex

Tulasi Acharya is assistant professor of English at South Georgia State College and director of Social Sciences of Nexus Institute of Research and Innovation (NIRI).

Overall, Sex, Desire, and Taboo in South Asia is a compelling exploration of the cultural and societal factors that shape attitudes toward sex in the region. It challenges readers to reflect on the contradictions and biases within their own societies, offering a nuanced perspective on the complex interplay between religion, culture, and patriarchy. By advocating for education and greater awareness, the book provides a hopeful vision for addressing these deeply ingrained taboos and fostering a healthier understanding of sexuality.

• Chapter One: Theory on SexualityChapter Two: Introduction to Sex and EroticaChapter Three: Discourse of Sex in South Asia Chapter Four: Perception and PatriarchyChapter Five: Religion, Patriarchy and GenderChapter Six: Existing Research and Significance of Sex