Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... Han Chinese Buddhism are most dramatically manifested in the gender identity and marital status imputed to Buddha ( s ) . As with most other Mahayana traditions in Han Chinese Buddhism , “ Buddha ” refers to both Gautama and some of his ...
... Han Chinese Buddhism are most dramatically manifested in the gender identity and marital status imputed to Buddha ( s ) . As with most other Mahayana traditions in Han Chinese Buddhism , “ Buddha ” refers to both Gautama and some of his ...
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... Han Chinese Buddhism to the Lahu people when he was alive , his Lahu followers imposed their dyadic gender ideology upon his afterlife . In contrast to most Buddhists elsewhere in China who associate Buddha with nirvana , marked by ...
... Han Chinese Buddhism to the Lahu people when he was alive , his Lahu followers imposed their dyadic gender ideology upon his afterlife . In contrast to most Buddhists elsewhere in China who associate Buddha with nirvana , marked by ...
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... Han Chinese Buddhism seem to have been further elaborated by their successors , resulting in the enormous diversity of contemporary Lahu Buddhist practices ( Du 2002 ) . At one extreme , the Fulqhat villagers have transformed Buddhist ...
... Han Chinese Buddhism seem to have been further elaborated by their successors , resulting in the enormous diversity of contemporary Lahu Buddhist practices ( Du 2002 ) . At one extreme , the Fulqhat villagers have transformed Buddhist ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
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