The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana Paperback – 15 July 2006

Good

The book is really poor quality, published without proper editing. There are no names of publisher, editor, pictures are SD, without comments. It seems like someone decided to download a pdf out of the internet and just print it. Do not recommend whatsoever.

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I was curious how much philosophy is in this work and discovered a strange thing. Kama Sutra is known for its sexual connotations, but the work itself has a sober approach to the subject and doesn't dwell on things unnecessarily long (and no pictures here to slip it into a certain category). Interesting exploration of customs including various (permissibly) devious (!) ways of acquiring lovers and types of men, women, concubines, etc...ancient understanding of the world is apparent and style clear but a little unfamiliar to a modern reader, yet I found it interesting as a historical and philosophical (and maybe even cultural) work.

I would recommend this to Family and Friends . Very impressive and still I demand for quite some time. Great

Thank you

Very good and informative of a culture, but its a tough read. Started reading it a few weeks back but find it dificult to pick up and carry on.

An education to read how 'ancient' India viewed sexual practices for the benefit of males AND females but also an insight into social mores.The text is to be used as a tool to benefit those seeking pleasure but also a moral framework for r/ships. True it may puzzle some people, feminists and puritans in particular, for example the manipulation of males to gain female sexual pleasure, but also females towards males for the benefit of material wealth and sexual pleasures.I was impressed with the easy, graceful transaltion of Burton.