Power of Denial

Discover the profound insights of Power of Denial by Bernard Faure, published by Princeton University Press in 2003. This thought-provoking paperback, spanning 488 pages, delves into the complex interplay between Buddhism and gender. Faure challenges readers to explore whether Buddhism serves as a source of liberation or limitation for women. By examining Buddhist conceptions of women and the constructions of gender, this work encourages a critical reassessment of what we often refer to as Buddhism in its singular form. Ideal for those interested in Asian and Asian American Studies, Gender Studies, and Religious Studies, Power of Denial invites you to engage with the intricate dynamics of faith, gender, and cultural identity. Enhance your understanding of Buddhism and its implications for women’s rights and gender equality with this essential read.