There is one thing you need to know before you start.
There are many Goddesses. There is one Goddess.
This site is an exploration into the nature of the Goddess. It started as a class, a seminar at Vassar College, "Goddess Traditions in India and Tibet," taught by E. H. Jarow. You can see the sources we used in the class. It evolved into an exploration of what each member of the class saw as the Goddess, and her many manifestations. As our final project we decided, instead of writing a paper that would simply sit in Professor Jarow's drawer gathering dust, to write a web page on the subject. Each of us added our own contributions to this page. This website is the work of fifteen very different individuals, and we hope that our own unique insights may add to ideas on the goddess.
The members of this class, and their contributions:
Vassar College wishes to absolve themselves of all responsibility in the hosting of web pages on their server. Therefore, all the content herein belongs to its respective authors.
"Vassar is an educational community committed to academic excellence and civil regard for others. The Web Site and network services including, but not limited to, electronic mail and file servers, are intended to promote exploration and creativity.
Vassar College is not responsible for material found on personal home pages and file servers. Authors of personal home pages are solely responsible for their content, and are expected to abide by college regulations. Any comments or concerns should be directed to the author."
Please note, as of this class everyone in the class was a senior, and a few members graduated that semester. These email addresses may not be current. Please direct any comments about the structure of the actual site, and any problems with linking to gothchick@rocketmail.com, who may also know how to contact some of the people responsible for this site.