Buddhist Nuns in Taiwan and Sri Lanka: A Critique of the Feminist Perspective

Wei-Yi Cheng

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment

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1. Theological and Methodological Standpoint 2. Buddhist Women in Sri Lanka and Taiwan 2.1 Buddhist Women in Sri Lanka 2.2 Buddhist Women in Taiwan 3. Buddhist Nuns at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century 3.1 Scriptural Influence 3.2 Renunciation 3.3 Education 3.4 The Mixed-Sex Sangha 3.5 The Bhikkhuni Ordination 3.11 Buddhist Scriptures and Buddhists 3.12 Women's Karma 3.13 Ultimate Goal 3.14 The Eight Special Rules 4. Conclusion. Bibliography

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