Kamasutra
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Kamasutra
Summary
Kamasutra is a book edition[1].
Key Facts
- Kamasutra authored Vātsyāyana[2].
- Kamasutra's instance of is recorded as book edition[3].
- Kamasutra was published by YogaVidya.com[4].
- Kamasutra's place of publication is recorded as Woodstock[5].
- Kamasutra's edition number is recorded as 1[6].
- Kamasutra was distributed by paperback[7].
- Kamasutra was published on September 1, 2012[8].
- Kamasutra's edition or translation of is recorded as Kama Sutra[9].
- Kamasutra's main subject is seduction[10].
- Kamasutra's described at URL is recorded as https://www.yogavidya.com/kamasutra.html[11].
- Kamasutra's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+466'}[12].
- Kamasutra's title is recorded as Kamasutra[13].
- Kamasutra's subtitle is recorded as The Original Sanskrit and An English Translation[14].
- Kamasutra's price is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q4917', 'amount': '+24.95'}[15].
- Kamasutra's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[16].
- Kamasutra's quotation or excerpt is recorded as In his love chamber, his decorated bedroom replete with flowers and filled with the fragrance of perfume and incense, the elegant man, together with his friends and servants, with soothing words should offer the woman—already slightly drunk, bathed, and adorned—another drink. He sits down on her right side, touching her coiffure, the hem of her garment, or her waistband. He gently embraces her with his left arm to arouse her. There follows jocular and affectionate conversation about past matters, mentioning briefly things secret and obscene. There is music, with dance or without dance, and discussions about the arts. Then she is enticed with another drink. When she starts to feel passionate, the rest of the people are sent away with a gift of flowers, oils, and betel. When they are alone, he should arouse her with the embraces and so forth that have been described. Then he should proceed to loosen her waistband, etc., as described.[17].
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Authorship and Creation
Kamasutra authored Vātsyāyana[2]. Kamasutra was published by YogaVidya.com[4].
Publication
Kamasutra was released on September 1, 2012[8]. Kamasutra's place of publication is recorded as Woodstock[5]. Kamasutra was distributed by paperback[7].
Subject and Themes
Kamasutra's main subject is seduction[10].