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Combines the voices of scholars and practitioners in analysing Buddhist women's history. 26 articles document the lives of women who have set in motion changes within Buddhist societies, with analyses of issues such as gender, ethnicity, authority, and class that affect the lives of women in traditional Buddhist cultures and, increasingly, the west.
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Combines the voices of scholars and practitioners in analysing Buddhist women's history. 26 articles document the lives of women who have set in motion changes within Buddhist societies, with analyses of issues such as gender, ethnicity, authority, and class that affect the lives of women in traditional Buddhist cultures and, increasingly, the west.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 582g
- ISBN-13: 9780700712533
- ISBN-10: 0700712534
- Artikelnr.: 22166478
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juli 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 582g
- ISBN-13: 9780700712533
- ISBN-10: 0700712534
- Artikelnr.: 22166478
Karma Lekshe Tsomo teaches at Chaminade University in Honolulu. She is secretary of Sakyadhita: International Association of Buddhist Women and director of Jamyang Choling Institute, an education project for women in the Indian Himalayas.
Introduction PART I THE WORLD OF BUDDHIST WOMEN BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTH
ASIA Chapter 1 Inaccuracies in Buddhist Women's History Chapter 2 At the
Cutting Edge: Theravada Nuns in the Kathmandu Valley Chapter 3 Unity and
Diversity Among Buddhist Nuns in Sri Lanka Chapter 4 Factions and
Fortitude: Buddhist Women in Bangladesh BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
Chapter 5 Thammacarini Witthaya: The First Buddhist School for Girls in
Thailand Chapter 6 The Status and Values of the Santi Asoke Sikkhamat
Chapter 7 Rediscovering Cambodian Buddhist Women of the Past Chapter 8 The
Revival of the Don Chee Movement in Cambodia Chapter 9 Khmer Women:
Buddhist Survivors Chapter 10 Dam Luu: An Eminent Vietnamese Buddhist Nun
BUDDHIST WOMEN OF EAST ASIA Chapter 11 A Case of Ritual Zen: In Gratitude
to Ananda Chapter 12 Tiexiangsi: A Gelugpa Nunnery in Contemporary China
Chapter 13 Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Shim Ch'ong: Mistress of the
Spiritual Domain Chapter 14 Lineage or Family Tree? The Implications for
Gender Chapter 15 Ordination, Legitimacy, and Sisterhood: The International
Full Ordination Ceremony in Bodhgaya BUDDHIST WOMEN IN THE HIMALAYAS
Chapter 16 Of Birds and Wings: Tibetan Nuns and their Encounters with
Knowledge Chapter 17 Yeshe's Tibetan Pilgrimage and the Founding of a
Himalayan Nunnery Chapter 18 Born Buddhist is Not Enough BUDDHIST WOMEN IN
HAWAI'I Chapter 19 Mary Foster: The First Hawaiian Buddhist Chapter 20
Bishop Jikyu Rose: A Tendai Ajari in Hawai'i PART II WOMEN IN COMPASSIONATE
SOCIAL ACTION Chapter 21 Buddhism and the Media Chapter 22 Diversity as
Practice: Thinking about Race and American Buddhism Chapter 23 Sexual
Conduct and Misconduct: Buddhist Ethics in the West Chapter 24 Daylighting
the Feminine in American Buddhism Chapter 25 Buddhism, Human Rights,
Women's Rights, and Democracy Chapter 26 Engaged Buddhism: Moving and
Recreating Women's Stories Chapter 27 Inner Transformation for World Peace
Epilogue Transforming Women's Position in Buddhism: Strategies
ASIA Chapter 1 Inaccuracies in Buddhist Women's History Chapter 2 At the
Cutting Edge: Theravada Nuns in the Kathmandu Valley Chapter 3 Unity and
Diversity Among Buddhist Nuns in Sri Lanka Chapter 4 Factions and
Fortitude: Buddhist Women in Bangladesh BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
Chapter 5 Thammacarini Witthaya: The First Buddhist School for Girls in
Thailand Chapter 6 The Status and Values of the Santi Asoke Sikkhamat
Chapter 7 Rediscovering Cambodian Buddhist Women of the Past Chapter 8 The
Revival of the Don Chee Movement in Cambodia Chapter 9 Khmer Women:
Buddhist Survivors Chapter 10 Dam Luu: An Eminent Vietnamese Buddhist Nun
BUDDHIST WOMEN OF EAST ASIA Chapter 11 A Case of Ritual Zen: In Gratitude
to Ananda Chapter 12 Tiexiangsi: A Gelugpa Nunnery in Contemporary China
Chapter 13 Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Shim Ch'ong: Mistress of the
Spiritual Domain Chapter 14 Lineage or Family Tree? The Implications for
Gender Chapter 15 Ordination, Legitimacy, and Sisterhood: The International
Full Ordination Ceremony in Bodhgaya BUDDHIST WOMEN IN THE HIMALAYAS
Chapter 16 Of Birds and Wings: Tibetan Nuns and their Encounters with
Knowledge Chapter 17 Yeshe's Tibetan Pilgrimage and the Founding of a
Himalayan Nunnery Chapter 18 Born Buddhist is Not Enough BUDDHIST WOMEN IN
HAWAI'I Chapter 19 Mary Foster: The First Hawaiian Buddhist Chapter 20
Bishop Jikyu Rose: A Tendai Ajari in Hawai'i PART II WOMEN IN COMPASSIONATE
SOCIAL ACTION Chapter 21 Buddhism and the Media Chapter 22 Diversity as
Practice: Thinking about Race and American Buddhism Chapter 23 Sexual
Conduct and Misconduct: Buddhist Ethics in the West Chapter 24 Daylighting
the Feminine in American Buddhism Chapter 25 Buddhism, Human Rights,
Women's Rights, and Democracy Chapter 26 Engaged Buddhism: Moving and
Recreating Women's Stories Chapter 27 Inner Transformation for World Peace
Epilogue Transforming Women's Position in Buddhism: Strategies
Introduction PART I THE WORLD OF BUDDHIST WOMEN BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTH
ASIA Chapter 1 Inaccuracies in Buddhist Women's History Chapter 2 At the
Cutting Edge: Theravada Nuns in the Kathmandu Valley Chapter 3 Unity and
Diversity Among Buddhist Nuns in Sri Lanka Chapter 4 Factions and
Fortitude: Buddhist Women in Bangladesh BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
Chapter 5 Thammacarini Witthaya: The First Buddhist School for Girls in
Thailand Chapter 6 The Status and Values of the Santi Asoke Sikkhamat
Chapter 7 Rediscovering Cambodian Buddhist Women of the Past Chapter 8 The
Revival of the Don Chee Movement in Cambodia Chapter 9 Khmer Women:
Buddhist Survivors Chapter 10 Dam Luu: An Eminent Vietnamese Buddhist Nun
BUDDHIST WOMEN OF EAST ASIA Chapter 11 A Case of Ritual Zen: In Gratitude
to Ananda Chapter 12 Tiexiangsi: A Gelugpa Nunnery in Contemporary China
Chapter 13 Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Shim Ch'ong: Mistress of the
Spiritual Domain Chapter 14 Lineage or Family Tree? The Implications for
Gender Chapter 15 Ordination, Legitimacy, and Sisterhood: The International
Full Ordination Ceremony in Bodhgaya BUDDHIST WOMEN IN THE HIMALAYAS
Chapter 16 Of Birds and Wings: Tibetan Nuns and their Encounters with
Knowledge Chapter 17 Yeshe's Tibetan Pilgrimage and the Founding of a
Himalayan Nunnery Chapter 18 Born Buddhist is Not Enough BUDDHIST WOMEN IN
HAWAI'I Chapter 19 Mary Foster: The First Hawaiian Buddhist Chapter 20
Bishop Jikyu Rose: A Tendai Ajari in Hawai'i PART II WOMEN IN COMPASSIONATE
SOCIAL ACTION Chapter 21 Buddhism and the Media Chapter 22 Diversity as
Practice: Thinking about Race and American Buddhism Chapter 23 Sexual
Conduct and Misconduct: Buddhist Ethics in the West Chapter 24 Daylighting
the Feminine in American Buddhism Chapter 25 Buddhism, Human Rights,
Women's Rights, and Democracy Chapter 26 Engaged Buddhism: Moving and
Recreating Women's Stories Chapter 27 Inner Transformation for World Peace
Epilogue Transforming Women's Position in Buddhism: Strategies
ASIA Chapter 1 Inaccuracies in Buddhist Women's History Chapter 2 At the
Cutting Edge: Theravada Nuns in the Kathmandu Valley Chapter 3 Unity and
Diversity Among Buddhist Nuns in Sri Lanka Chapter 4 Factions and
Fortitude: Buddhist Women in Bangladesh BUDDHIST WOMEN OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
Chapter 5 Thammacarini Witthaya: The First Buddhist School for Girls in
Thailand Chapter 6 The Status and Values of the Santi Asoke Sikkhamat
Chapter 7 Rediscovering Cambodian Buddhist Women of the Past Chapter 8 The
Revival of the Don Chee Movement in Cambodia Chapter 9 Khmer Women:
Buddhist Survivors Chapter 10 Dam Luu: An Eminent Vietnamese Buddhist Nun
BUDDHIST WOMEN OF EAST ASIA Chapter 11 A Case of Ritual Zen: In Gratitude
to Ananda Chapter 12 Tiexiangsi: A Gelugpa Nunnery in Contemporary China
Chapter 13 Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Shim Ch'ong: Mistress of the
Spiritual Domain Chapter 14 Lineage or Family Tree? The Implications for
Gender Chapter 15 Ordination, Legitimacy, and Sisterhood: The International
Full Ordination Ceremony in Bodhgaya BUDDHIST WOMEN IN THE HIMALAYAS
Chapter 16 Of Birds and Wings: Tibetan Nuns and their Encounters with
Knowledge Chapter 17 Yeshe's Tibetan Pilgrimage and the Founding of a
Himalayan Nunnery Chapter 18 Born Buddhist is Not Enough BUDDHIST WOMEN IN
HAWAI'I Chapter 19 Mary Foster: The First Hawaiian Buddhist Chapter 20
Bishop Jikyu Rose: A Tendai Ajari in Hawai'i PART II WOMEN IN COMPASSIONATE
SOCIAL ACTION Chapter 21 Buddhism and the Media Chapter 22 Diversity as
Practice: Thinking about Race and American Buddhism Chapter 23 Sexual
Conduct and Misconduct: Buddhist Ethics in the West Chapter 24 Daylighting
the Feminine in American Buddhism Chapter 25 Buddhism, Human Rights,
Women's Rights, and Democracy Chapter 26 Engaged Buddhism: Moving and
Recreating Women's Stories Chapter 27 Inner Transformation for World Peace
Epilogue Transforming Women's Position in Buddhism: Strategies