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Most Americans and Europeans today think the Kamasutra is just about sexual positions. But in fact, it is a book about the art of living; about finding a partner, maintaining power in a marriage, committing adultery, and using drugs as well as about sexual positions in intercourse. The Kamasutra was composed in North India probably around the 3rd century C.E., in Sanskrit. The two words in the title mean "desire/pleasure"(kama) and "a treatise"(sutra). Virtually nothing is known about the author other than his name, Vatyayana Mallanaga. The Kamasutra is known in English almost entirely through the translation of Sir Richard Francis Burton, published well over a century ago in 1883. Our new translation illuminates for the first time a number of topics blurred and eroded by the Burton translation's racist and romanticized Victorian attitude. This translation reveals the texts surprisingly modern ideas about gender and unexpectedly subtle stereotypes of feminie and masculine natures, as well as its relatively liberal attitude towards women's education and sexual freedom, and far more complex view of homosexual acts than are suggested by other texts of this period. It offers us new insight both into the world of acient India and into our own sexuality.
John Lennon