Max Arthur Macauliffe
Max Arthur Macauliffe (1841-1913) produced the six-volume The Sikh Religion in close consultation with Sikh scholars.
Portrait via Wikimedia Commons.
Courses
The Sikh Religion in English Scholarship
How Sikhi was presented to the English-speaking world through Max Arthur Macauliffe's six-volume study, The Sikh Religion (1909) — its making in partnership with Sikh scholars, its strengths and limits, and its lasting place in Sikh studies.
Max Arthur Macauliffe and 'The Sikh Religion'
An advanced study of Max Arthur Macauliffe (1841-1913), the British civil servant who left his career to devote his life to Sikh studies, and his six-volume work 'The Sikh Religion: Its Gurus, Sacred Writings and Authors' (1909). This course examines who Macauliffe was, how he came to the project, how he worked…