Religious Belief through Drum-Sound Experience: Bengal’s Devotional Dialectic of the Classical Goddess and Indigenous God

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Catalogue identifier: kali-fifty4-049
Alternate titles and import identifiers: KALI-50B4-049
Author or attribution: Sukanya Sarbadhikary
Record type: Article
Language: English
Date / edition: 2022
Source / repository: Religions 13(8), 707 — DOI 10.3390/rel13080707
Access: Open access
Subjects: 50 Full-Text Sources — Batch 4, November 2026; Regional, devotional and comparative studies; Contextual and Comparative Studies

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Study of ritual sound and Bengali goddess practice; includes the transition of Kālī worship from private/esoteric circles to public ritual space. Kali is a substantial historical example, not the sole subject.

Curator source KALI-50B4-049. Regional, devotional and comparative studies. Research supplement dated 5 November 2026.
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49. Religious Belief through Drum-Sound Experience: Bengal’s Devotional Dialectic of the Classical Goddess and Indigenous God
Author/editor: Original academic author identified on the journal page | 2022
Type / language: Peer-reviewed open-access comparative religious-studies article | English
Study of ritual sound and Bengali goddess practice; includes the transition of Kālī worship from private/esoteric circles to public ritual space. Kali is a substantial historical example, not the sole subject.
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Sukanya Sarbadhikary. Religious Belief through Drum-Sound Experience: Bengal’s Devotional Dialectic of the Classical Goddess and Indigenous God. Religions 13(8), 707 — DOI 10.3390/rel13080707. 2022. https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/13/8/707

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