Many names - many shapes: the war goddess in early Irish literature - with reference to Indian texts: a study in the phenomenology of religion
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- Author or attribution
- Ursula Bauer-Harsant
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- Thesis
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 1996
- Source / repository
- The University of Edinburgh
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- Subjects
- Recent Research Sources — 8 November 2026; Academic Research; Shaktism; Comparative Religion
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An Edinburgh doctoral thesis on early Irish war goddesses with a substantial Indian comparison. Chapter 8 on Kali occupies pp. 189–221; the comparative conclusion follows on pp. 222–244. The parallels are tentative, not evidence of a common origin or current devotional practice.
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Many names - many shapes: the war goddess in early Irish literature - with reference to Indian texts: a study in the phenomenology of religion
Ursula Bauer-Harsant. PhD, The University of Edinburgh, 1996. 260 PDF pages including preliminaries; numbered text ends p254.
KLM000117 | Doctoral thesis | English
An Edinburgh doctoral thesis on early Irish war goddesses with a substantial Indian comparison. Chapter 8 on Kali occupies pp. 189–221; the comparative conclusion follows on pp. 222–244. The parallels are tentative, not evidence of a common origin or current devotional practice.
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Ursula Bauer-Harsant. Many names - many shapes: the war goddess in early Irish literature - with reference to Indian texts: a study in the phenomenology of religion. PhD, The University of Edinburgh, 1996. 260 PDF pages including preliminaries; numbered text ends p254. https://era.ed.ac.uk/server/api/core/bitstreams/be1c6742-f05b-4827-8ce1-16eda2c09503/content
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