Arthur Avalon

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Arthur Avalon was the pseudonym of British Orientalist and jurist Sir John Woodroffe, best known for his influential English translations and studies of Hindu Tantric texts.

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instanceOf pseudonym
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
educatedAt University of Oxford
surface form: Oxford University

University College, Oxford NERFINISHED
employer Calcutta High Court NERFINISHED
era early 20th century
late 19th century
fieldOfWork Hindu studies
Indology
Tantric studies
hasGender male
hasHonorificTitle Sir
hasPseudonymOf John George Woodroffe NERFINISHED
influenced 20th-century Indology
modern Western understanding of Tantra
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableFor English translations of Hindu Tantric texts
studies of Shakta and Tantric traditions
notableWork Garland of Letters NERFINISHED
Principles of Tantra NERFINISHED
Shakti and Shakta NERFINISHED
Tantra of the Great Liberation NERFINISHED
The Serpent Power NERFINISHED
occupation Orientalist
author
jurist
translator
placeOfActivity Calcutta NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
positionHeld advocate-general of Bengal
judge
realName John George Woodroffe NERFINISHED
Sir John Woodroffe NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism (sympathetic scholar of)
studies Hindu Tantra NERFINISHED
Shaktism NERFINISHED
subjectOf biographical and scholarly studies on Western interpretations of Tantra
usedFor publications on Tantra and Shaktism
writingLanguage English
writingStyle scholarly

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Sir John Woodroffe pseudonym Arthur Avalon