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Research priorities for suicide prevention in Southeast Asia. [PDF]
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, 2018 This chapter addresses the question of whether it can ever be doctrinally or ethically appropriate in Buddhism to discriminate against women. It does this by assessing arguments for female inferiority that are found historically within the texts of the tradition.
Collett, Alice, Alice Collett
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Buddhism and Women’s Liberation
Ecumenical Review, 2021AbstractThis article provides a brief introduction to Buddhism followed by an outline of the Buddhist view of life. It then offers a presentation of the Shin Buddhism school – the Jodo Shin School, or True Pure Land School – and articulates salvation for all genders as a contribution to a specific way of thinking.
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Buddhism, The Status of Women and The Spread of HIV/AIDS in Thailand
Health Care for Women International, 2005The common-sense construction of Buddhism is that of a general power for good; the less positive aspects of Buddhism's power, especially when reinforced by folklore and ancient superstition, is infrequently recognised. In this article we make explicit Buddhism's less positive power, particularly as it relates to the status of women and, by implication,
Areewan, Klunklin, Jennifer, Greenwood
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Exploring the interplay between Buddhism and career development: a study of highly skilled women workers in Sri Lanka [PDF]
Work, Employment and Society, 2013 This article adopts a socio cultural lens to examine the role of Buddhism in highly skilled women workers’ careers in Sri Lanka. While Buddhism enabled women’s career development by giving them strength to cope with difficult situations in work, it also ...
Weerahannadige Dulini Anuvinda Fernando +1 more
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