Notes

 

1. ARAS is an acronym for The Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism.
2. Neumann, The Great Mother, pp.46, 283
3. Mookerjee, Tantra Art, p.39
4. Rawson, The Art of Tantra, p.183
5. Coomaraswamy, The Dance of Shiva, p.77
6. ibid., p.77
7. Pal, The Sensuous Immortals, p.13
8. Granet, The Religion of the Chinese People, p.38ff.
9. Zimmer, The Art of Indian Asia, p. 357
10. Jung, Collected Works, Vol.9i, par 572; Vol.9ii, par 237
11. Neumann, The Origins and History of Consciousness, p.37
12. Vaughn, "The World"
13. Coomaraswamy, Selected Papers, Vol.I, p.10
14. Eliot, "Burnt Norton", lines 142-3 from The Four Quartets
15. Mookerjee, Tantra Art, pl.35
16. Coomarswamy, Selected Papers, Vol.I, p.505, n.3
17. Rawson, in Mookerjee, Tantra Art, p.206
18. Rawson, in Mookerjee, Tantra Art, p.206
19. Coomarswamy, Vol.1, p.481
20. Coomarswamy, Selected Papers, Vol.1, p.515
21. Coomarswamy, op.cit., p.503
22. ibid., p.473