Dorothy Mierow

An analytic study and interpretation of religion-based sex expressions misconstrued as pornography. This book is widely appreciated by international scholars and has been very enthusiastically reviewed with high appreciation in many reputed magazines. For the ancient Hindus, the subject of eroticism was an open book. Most sophisticated people today show some kind of prudery or inhibition so far as the knowledge or the general acceptability of this subject goes. The authorities of the erotic art were not pornographers; though their works stimulated amorous thoughts, there was plenty of spiritual restrain in them.
Psychologists do not believe that virgins are clean slates on which nothing is written. Erotics are also for sex education. The erotic depictions in the book are, therefore, immaculate and innocuous; they serve a purpose and are not vulgar or obscene.… (plus d'informations)