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An Alternative to Patriarchy? by Sara Webb
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Beyond Small-Is-Beautiful: A Buddhist and Feminist Analysis of Ethics nd Business by Julie A. Nelson
Blossoms of the Dharma: Living as a Buddhist Nun by Thubten Chodron, Sylvia Boorstein - In the first book to reflect the voices of Buddhist nuns from every major tradition, 14 contributors describe their experiences, explain their order's history, and discuss their lives.
Buddhism After Patriarchy: A Feminist History, Analysis, and Reconstruction of Buddhism by Rita M. Gross - book
Buddhist-Christian Dialogue on Women and Feminism by V.A. Gunasekara
Buddhist Women on the Edge: Contemporary Perspectives from the Western Frontier by Marianne Dresser - As Buddhism is assimilated into the West, it is imperative that women reshape its patriarchal structures and carve out a fully legitimate, empowering position for themselves. Marianne Dresser brings together the likes of Pema Chodron, Tsultrim Allione, and bell hooks, 30 women in all, who are doing just that. Writers, nuns, scholars, priests--even a martial arts master and a private investigator--discuss women in Buddhism in a range of essays. Several pieces question the suppression of emotion required for selflessness, appealing to the undeniable reality of day-to-day living. Others discuss their experiences as women in Buddhism, whether as nuns or as lay practitioners. Still others address the history of women in Buddhism, racial questions, meditation, poetry, compassion, social activism, and sexual orientation. Most of these writers have been in Buddhism for two or three decades and offer a wealth of experience and insights, targeted at women readers but no less valuable to men. --Brian Bruya
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Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Buddhism by Sudith Simmer-Brown - Simmer-Brown (chair, religious studies, Naropa Univ.) has produced a comprehensive, scholarly, and intriguing study of "dakini," the feminine principle in Tibetan Buddhism. She defines dakini as a symbol "who personifies in Tibetan Buddhism the spiritual process of surrendering expectation and concept, revealing limitless space and pristine awareness." The methodology she employs in her study includes both scholarly preparation and training in Vajrayana Buddhist practice traditions. She is sensitive to and articulate about feminist issues related to her subject and on this basis finds the prevailing modes of feminist and Jungian paradigms lacking in there assessment of dakini. Therefore, she proposes more appropriate methodologies that draw on the disciplines of history of religions and gender studies. As she reviews the Indian historical background of dakini, she is careful to differentiate dakini in Tibetan tantric literature from dakini's "Hindu tantric cousins." While Thinley Norbu's Magic Dance: The Display of the Self-Nature of the Five Wisdom Dakinis is more poetic, Simmer-Brown's work is more scholarly and focused. It also includes an examination of the hagiographic lore about dakini and ends with a description of dakini as the protector of tantric teachings and midwife of the transmission of teachings. Recommended as a landmark study which will be a useful addition to any library's holdings on Tibetan Buddhism. David Bourquin, California State Univ., San Bernardino --Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Emperor's Tantric Robes - An Interview with June Campbell on Codes of Secrecy and Silence
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First Buddhist Women: Translations and Commentaries on the Therigatha by Susan Murcott - book
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Innovative Buddhist Women: Swimming Against the Stream by Karma Lekshe Tsomo - This book combines the voices of scholars and practitioners in documenting and analysing Buddhist women's history. It addresses many gaps in the documentation of Buddhist women's experience. The 26 articles - written by a range of Asian, Asian-American, and western Buddhists '- document the lives of women who, individually or collectively, have set in motion changes within Buddhist societies. The articles include analyses of issues such as gender, ethnicity, authority, and class that affect the lives of women in traditional Buddhist cultures and, increasingly, the west. The book is unique in analysing Buddhist women's historical experience in different Buddhist cultures and placing it side by side with western perspectives. It documents the growth of the global Buddhist women's movement and the important research on women in Buddhism inspired by this movement.
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Luminary Buddhist Nuns in Contemporary Taiwan: A Quiet Feminist Movement by Wei-yi Chen
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Mothering: Moral Cultivation in Buddhist and Feminist Ethics by Powers and Deane Curtin
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Position of Women in Buddhism - by L.S. Dewaraja - This essay is chiefly based on a research paper presented in August 1979 to the International Conference of Indian Ocean Studies, held at the University of Western Australia.
Power of Denial: Buddhism, Purity, and Gender by Bernard Faure - The questions Faure raises are important ones: Is Buddhism a tool of liberation or oppression for women? What might a more egalitarian Buddhist practice consist of? Faure approaches his subject in his usual thorough manner. The wealth of historical, sociological, and cultural references may be daunting to some readers, but those who persevere will be rewarded. -- Martine Batchelor Tricycle
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Sacred Voices: Essential Women's Wisdom Through the Ages by Mary Ford-Grabowsky - The idea for assembling this outstanding anthology of Sacred Voices came to editor Mary Ford-Grabowsky while she was packing up her possessions for a move to a new household. Sorting through her stack of spiritually inspirational quotes written on Post-It notes, it suddenly occurred to her that almost all of the quotes were by men. "How could I have ignored the sacred wisdom of my own sex?" she asks. The answer, of course, is that it was an easy oversight considering the historical credence given to the masculine perspective of the divine over the earthier, fleshy, relationship-centered perspective of the feminine.
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Thai Buddhism and Patriarchy by Ouyporn Khuankaew
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Women Under Primitive Buddhism by I.B. Horner - An attempt to present the position of the laywomen and the almswomen in historical focus. Here, for the first time, we read of women of sincere aspirations and earnest will, seeking the more, the better, in life.
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