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Kali Is the 3,000-Year-Old Feminist Icon We Need Today

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kali-import-f28995e68d0511ba2742
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KALI-100-063
Author or attribution
Merelli, Annalisa
Record type
Article
Language
English
Date / edition
2019 (updated 2022)
Source / repository
Quartz
Access
Open access
Subjects
100-Source Research Supplement — November 2026; Gender; Modern Interpretations

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Popular essay on Kali as an image of female power.

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Title: Kali Is the 3,000-Year-Old Feminist Icon We Need Today
Authors: Merelli, Annalisa
Record type: Article
Language: English
Year: 2019 (updated 2022)
Source / Publisher: Quartz
Full-text URL: https://qz.com/1768545/hinduisms-kali-is-the-feminist-icon-the-world-desperately-needs
Subjects: Gender; Modern Interpretations
Description: Popular essay on Kali as an image of female power.
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Merelli, Annalisa. Kali Is the 3,000-Year-Old Feminist Icon We Need Today. Quartz. 2019 (updated 2022). https://qz.com/1768545/hinduisms-kali-is-the-feminist-icon-the-world-desperately-needs

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