Visions and Revisions of the Hindu Goddess: Sound, Structure, and Artful Ambivalence in the Devi Mahatmya
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- kali-nov05-c006
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- KALI-NOV05-C006
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- Raj Balkaran
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- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2019
- Source / repository
- Religions 10(5), article 322
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- Additional Full-Text Sources — 5 November 2026; South Asia; Comparative Devi literature, clear Kali relevance; Contextual and Related-Form Sources
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Analyzes textual artistry and divine ambivalence in the Devi Mahatmya, a principal source for the Kali/Chamunda battle cycle. Related primary-context scholarship, not a study exclusively of Kali.
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Raj Balkaran | 2019 | South Asia | English
Publication: Religions 10(5), article 322
Analyzes textual artistry and divine ambivalence in the Devi Mahatmya, a principal source for the Kali/Chamunda battle cycle. Related primary-context scholarship, not a study exclusively of Kali.
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Raj Balkaran. Visions and Revisions of the Hindu Goddess: Sound, Structure, and Artful Ambivalence in the Devi Mahatmya. Religions 10(5), article 322. 2019.
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