Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... Lahu people , an ethnic minority of southwest China , negotiate Buddhist gender ideologies according to their gender - egalitarian world view emphasizing male - female dyads . Exploring interactions between orthodox Buddhist gender ...
... Lahu people , an ethnic minority of southwest China , negotiate Buddhist gender ideologies according to their gender - egalitarian world view emphasizing male - female dyads . Exploring interactions between orthodox Buddhist gender ...
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individuals in Lahu society and cosmology , the ideal of Tantric sexual union is considered merely a means to attain full enlightenment ( Shaw 1994 : 142 ) . The fundamental incompatibility and intrinsic conflicts between the Lahu ideal ...
individuals in Lahu society and cosmology , the ideal of Tantric sexual union is considered merely a means to attain full enlightenment ( Shaw 1994 : 142 ) . The fundamental incompatibility and intrinsic conflicts between the Lahu ideal ...
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... Lahu cross - sex twin gods , the male Buddhas in Lahu history greatly challenge the dyadic ideal , especially the gender sharing of roles and prestige . The following two sections show that local representations of these historical ...
... Lahu cross - sex twin gods , the male Buddhas in Lahu history greatly challenge the dyadic ideal , especially the gender sharing of roles and prestige . The following two sections show that local representations of these historical ...
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