In response to the Baroda incident and its implications of censorship for the contemporary artist, Sinha gives a brief overview of the erotic, divine, feminine form in Indian cultural history (visual and textual). She points out the long history to make the point that "as our economy liberalises, our minds seem to become more closed and narrow."
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CLP.07.05.28
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28 May 2007
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Outlook, 28 May 2007, p. 51
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