Keyabat Meye

• Author: শ্রীপান্থ (Sripanth)
• Publisher: Ananda Publishers
• Language: Bengali
• Edition: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9788170661269
• Pages: 248
• Weight: 625 grams

Book Description:

• Keyabat Meye (কেয়াবাৎ-মেয়ে) brings forth a fascinating exploration of seven distinct female characters from the past, each representing different aspects of women’s roles in society and their struggles across time.
• Shreepanth uses a historical lens to highlight the evolution of women in 19th-century Bengal, especially focusing on the awakening of the modern Bengali woman who broke through societal barriers, embracing freedom and defiance in ways previously unimagined.
• Each chapter in the book features a symbolic female character, weaving a narrative of social change, individual struggles, and the intersection of history, culture, and gender roles.
• The collection explores women’s lives within different societal structures, including narratives about their personal and social identities, family dynamics, and interactions with men, reflecting the changing landscape of Bengali society.
• Through these historical reflections, the book questions the prevailing norms, examining how societal expectations shaped the lives of these women and how their stories intertwine with the broader cultural and historical context.
• Alongside rich historical insights, Keyabat Meye also delves into cultural aspects such as the traditions, art, and lifestyles of Bengal, offering a window into the complexities of society as seen through the lives of women.
• The book also asks significant questions regarding gender dynamics, examining the roles of men in shaping women’s identities and the historical narratives that were often overlooked or suppressed.
• Written with deep insight and analytical precision, the book combines historical research with vivid storytelling, offering an enriching perspective on Bengali history and women’s roles in its development.