From Liberal Feminist to Buddhist Nun

Journal of World Philosophies 3 (2):114-116 (2018)
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Abstract

In her Women and Buddhist Philosophy, Jin Y. Park examines the life and philosophy of the Korean Zen Buddhist nun Kim Iryŏp. By retracing the evolution of Iryŏp’s philosophy, the book not only explores a distinct way of doing philosophy—narrative philosophy—but also demonstrates a Buddhist nun’s full agency in her conversion as well as her dedicated Buddhist practice.

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Ranjoo S. Herr
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