دانلود کتاب Buddhist Feminism: Transforming Anger against Patriarchy (Palgrave Studies in Comparative East-West Philosophy)

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Preface Acknowledgments Contents Chapter 1: Introduction References Chapter 2: The Western Suppression of Anger Anger and the Divine Anger and Greco-Roman Philosophy Anger and Male Subjectivity Anger and Contemporary Theories The Turn to Buddhism References Chapter 3: Vulnerability, Volatility, and the No-Self Non-essentialist Feminism Codependent Arising and Woman Buddhist Women and Social Convention Buddhism and the Potential for Change Woman and Instability Anger and the Precarious Self The Transformation of Anger Conclusion References Chapter 4: Buddhism’s Essential Women Women and the Proliferation of Buddhism Feminine Ethics of Care Reason and Its Others Mothers in Buddhism Female Erasure and Resistance The Practice of Mothers References Chapter 5: Buddhism, Non-discrimination, and Inclusivity The Theory of Non-discrimination in Buddhism Moving Toward an Ethics of Non-discrimination Black Buddhist Communities in the United States Non-discrimination and Anger Conclusion References Chapter 6: Expressing Anger with Mindfulness Buddhism and the Place of Politics Postcolonial Selves Unique Particularity From Postcoloniality to the Present Training Anger Buddhist Feminist Possibilities Supporting Anger with Mindfulness References Chapter 7: The Legacy of Elder Buddhist Nuns The Arrival of Buddhism in the United States Liberal Feminism The Elder Buddhist Nuns and Sexuality Anger: A Middle Path for Women The Mad and the Possessed Conclusion References Chapter 8: Outlines of Buddhist Feminism and a Feminist Sangha References Index