Women in early Indian buddhism: Comparative textual studies (south asia research)/ 
Alice Collett ed. 
 - New Delhi:  OUP,  2014. 
 - 274 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction—alice collett<br/>1. The Bajaur Collection of KharosthT Manuscripts: Mahaprajapatl<br/>GautamT and the Order of Nuns in a Gandharan Version of the<br/>Daksinavibhahgasutra—i ngo strauch<br/>2. The British Library KharosthT Fragments: Behind the Birch<br/>Bark Curtain—^timothy lenz<br/>3. Pali Vinaya: Reconceptualizing Female Sexuality in Early<br/>Buddhism—alice collett<br/>4. Mahasaiighika-Lokottaravada Bhiksunl Vinaya:<br/>The Intersection of Womanly Virtue and Buddhist<br/>Asceticism—amy paris langenberg<br/>5. Anguttara-nikaya/Ekottarika-agama: Outstanding BhikkhunTs<br/>in the Ekottarika-agania—bhikkhu analayo<br/>6. SamyuUa-nikaya/Sajnyukta-agama: Defying Mara—BhikkhunTs<br/>in the Samyukta-agama—bhikkhu analayo<br/>7. Therigatha: Nanda, Female Sibling of<br/>Gotama Buddha—alice collett<br/>8. Apadana: Theri-apadana: Wives of the Saints: Marriage and<br/>Kamma in the Path to Arahantship—Jonathan s, Walters<br/>9- Avadanasataka: The Role of Brahmanical Marriage<br/>in a Buddhist Text—karen muldoon-hules<br/>lo. Dhammapada-atthakatha/Saddhannaratnavaliya:<br/>Women in Medieval South Asian Buddhist<br/>Societies—ranjini obeyesekere 
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