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Bezig met laden... Soaring and Settling: Buddhist Perspectives on Social and Theological Issuesdoor Rita M. Gross
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Continuum congratulates Rita M. Gross on being the recipient of the 1999 Choice Outstanding Academic Book Award.As a practicing Buddhist for over 20 years, Rita Gross is concerned with how Eastern wisdom traditions transform our lives, and are themselves transformed by contact with the wisdom of the West.Rita Gross considers "lifestyle" issues, from conception to death and grieving; social issues such as population control, work and family, and environmental ethics; and theological issues such as the use of goddess images in Buddhism, and several fascinating practices from Gross's own Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist tradition. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Overview: Buddhist practice, feminism, and social concern
Part 1. The Road Less Chosen: Becoming a feminist Buddhist Scholar-Practitioner
Introduction: Autobiography and feminist method
1. The Female Body and Precious Human Birth: An Essay on Anger and Meditation
2. Crying in the Prophetic Voice as a Buddhist Feminist
3. Why Me? Reflections of a Wisconsin Farm Girl Who Became a Buddhist Theologian When She Grew Up
4. Passion and Peril: Transgressing Boundaries as a Feminist Buddhist Scholar-Practitioner
Part 2. Soaring and Settling Buddhism Engaged in Contemporary Social Issues
Introduction: Meditation, Impermanence, and Social Change
5. Soaring and Settling: Riding the Winds of Change
6. Helping the Iron Bird Fly: Western Buddhists and Issues of Authority
7. Interdependence and Detachment: Toward a Buddhist Environmental Ethic
8. Finding Renunciation and Balance in Western Buddhist Practice: Work, Family, Community, and Friendship
9. Buddhist Values for Overcoming Pro-natalism and Consumerism
10. Children, Children's Rights, and Family Well-being in Buddhist Perspective
11. Impermanence, Nowness, and Non-judgment: Appreciating Finitude and Death
Part 3. Buddhist Perspectives in Feminist Theology
Introduction: What Is Buddhist Theology?
12. Immanence and Transcendence in Women's Religious Experience and Expression: A Nontheistic Perspective
13. Some Buddhist Perspectives on the Goddess
14. The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism: Reflections of a Buddhist Feminist
15. "I Will Never Forget to Visualize That Vajrayogini Is My Body and Mind"
16. Life-giving Images in Vajrayana Buddhist Ritual