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Karma Lekshe Tsomo, ed.
To review: these books are ones I'm eager to get, or on my shelf waiting to be read, or that I've read and am trying to get time to write about.
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Tsomo is organizer of Sakyadhita, the International Association of Buddhist Women.
- Sakyadhita: Daughters of the Buddha
- Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Press, 1988.
- Buddhism through American Women's Eyes
- Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Press, 1995.
- Buddhist Women across Cultures: Realizations
- Albany: SUNY Press, 1999.
Based on Sakyadhita conferences held in Colombo, Sri Lanka; and Ladakh, India.
- See this review in the Journal of Global Buddhism by Jennifer Dumpert.
- Dumpert highlights a "key question" asked in the book by Anne Carolyn Klein:
- "...whether Western Buddhists feminist-minded, politically-minded, academic [in addition to influencing the Eastern women] will allow ideas to spread equally effectively in the other direction, allowing Western subjectivities constructed through psychology, consciousness-raising, and fierce individualityto be as affected and infected by the Dharma as the Dharma is by Western ideas."
- Innovative Buddhist Women: Swimming against the Stream
- Surry, England: Curzon Press, 2000.
Based on Sakyadhita conferences held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia; and Claremont, California
© copyright Catherine Holmes Clark, 2001; last updated 12 December 2001
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