Goddess
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-0116
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-0116
- Author or attribution
- The Pluralism Project, Harvard University
- Record type
- Reference
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- n.d.
- Source / repository
- The Pluralism Project, Harvard University
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Catalogue; Philosophy, Theology, and Comparative Religion
Description and curator notes
A brief institutional glossary definition introducing the goddess within Hindu traditions and naming Kali and Durga among her manifestations. Its complete text is available, but its extent is only a short reference entry. It is suitable as an introductory aid for visitors new to goddess traditions; it does not substitute for a historical study, a primary scripture, or a detailed account of Kali’s development.
KALI-0116 — Kali Library Research Catalogue.
Access and reliability assessments below are supplied by the curator's 4–5 November 2026 research release, not a new independent verification.
Author / attribution: The Pluralism Project, Harvard University
Publication: The Pluralism Project, Harvard University · n.d.
Format / language: Short glossary entry · English
Kali relevance: Elementary terminology and relational context for Kali.
Subjects: Philosophy, Theology, and Comparative Religion
Evidence / reliability: Institutional or scholarly secondary source
Access / rights: Complete text checked 2026-11-05. Free to read; copyright retained. Link to the source; no blanket republication permission established.
Source and alternate access links:
Read complete text: https://pluralism.org/goddess
Source access
Read or locate the original source at The Pluralism Project, Harvard University
Rights and reading conditions
Complete text checked 2026-11-05. Free to read; copyright retained. Link to the source; no blanket republication permission established. This library links to the source and does not reproduce its full text.
Citation
The Pluralism Project, Harvard University. Goddess. The Pluralism Project, Harvard University · n.d..
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