Gender, Identity and Tibetan Buddhism
June Campbell explores the relationship between gender, identity, and Tibetan Buddhism in this focused work. Bringing religious, philosophical, and cultural perspectives into conversation, the book invites readers to reflect on how understandings of selfhood and gender relate to Buddhist traditions and broader questions of identity.
About This Book
Gender, Identity and Tibetan Buddhism examines the relationship between gender, personal identity, and Tibetan Buddhist traditions.
Written by June Campbell, the book brings together religious and cultural perspectives on how identity may be understood within a Buddhist context.
Its subject matter will interest readers exploring gender studies, religion, philosophy, and the meeting points between them.
The title offers a focused starting point for considering how beliefs, practices, and ideas about identity can intersect.
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