Shaman Hatley
UMass Boston (Associate Professor of Asian Studies and Religious Studies)
Early goddess-tantra historian: Brahmayāmala/Picumata Vol. I edition/translation (2018, 708pp); yoginī cults; Sanderson festschrift co-editor (2020).
Bio. PhD UPenn 2007 (under Isaacson) on the Brahmayāmala and early Śaiva yoginī cult. Concordia 2007–15, UMass Boston since 2015. Brahmayāmala Vol. I (EFEO 2018): first edition/translation of chs 1–2, 39–40, 83 of the earliest large goddess tantra (12,000+ verses). Co-edited Śaivism and the Tantric Traditions (Brill 2020).
UMass Boston (Associate Professor of Asian Studies and Religious Studies) · status: active · dates: active since 2007 — PhD 2007; EFEO monograph 2018; UMass Boston directory
The Brahmayāmala or Picumata, Vol. I (EFEO 2018) 2018
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Used for: early goddess tantra; yoginī cults; Bhairava mythology
Śaivism and the Tantric Traditions (co-ed., Brill 2020, open access) 2020
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Used for: Sanderson-era research incl. Utpaladeva's lost commentary
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