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DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW
卷 60, 期 2, 页码 297-317出版社
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S001221732000044X
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gender; body; Buddhist feminism; non-duality; Yogacara; Xuanzang; Kuiji
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This article explores expanding the project of Buddhist feminism by drawing on Chinese Yogacara philosophy, arguing that Chinese Yogacarins subtly eroded sexism through developing a dialectics of gender.
In this article, I explore how we can expand the project of Buddhist feminism by drawing on Chinese Yogacara philosophy. With a focus on the writings of Xuanzang (c. 602-664) and his disciple Kuiji (632-682), I investigate how the Yogacara theory of consciousness can be read as a gendered account of non-duality. The term Togacara dialectics' is thus coined to describe this theory of non-duality that highlights fluidity and transformability. As I will argue, Chinese Yogacarins developed the dialectics of gender by means of which they were able to subtly erode sexism in premodern times.
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