Birth in Buddhism: The Suffering Fetus and Female Freedom

Amy Paris Langenberg

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion

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1. Suffering is birth -- 2. Birth narratives and gender identity -- 3. Disgust for the abject womb -- 4. The inauspicious mother -- 5. Auspicious ascetics -- 6. Female impurity and the female Buddhist ascetic.

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