Description
Women’s Buddhism Buddhism’s Women, edited by Ellison Banks Findly, is a scholarly work that delves into the intersection of gender and religion. The book explores the roles of women within the Buddhist tradition, examining their history, influence, and the ongoing movements for change. With its subtitle “Tradition, Revision, Renewal,” the book is a comprehensive look at how women have shaped, and been shaped by, the religion. It likely features essays that analyze the historical roles of nuns and laywomen, the struggles for gender equality within various Buddhist traditions, and the contributions of contemporary female practitioners. This text is a vital resource for scholars and students interested in religious studies, gender studies, and the history of Buddhism, offering a critical perspective on the past and future of women in the faith.
