Sexing comparative ethics: Bringing forth feminist and gendered perspectives

Journal of Religious Ethics 38 (4):654-659 (2010)
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This collaborative companion piece, written as a postscript to the three preceding essays, highlights four themes in comparative religious ethics that emerge through our focus on sex and gender: language, embodiment, justice, and critique

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Elizabeth Bucar
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