This month at the Institute of Buddhist Studies, we wish to celebrate gay pride by highlighting the scholarship of our LGBTQ+ students and faculty, as well as queer theory and queer theology in the wider Buddhist world. We are celebrating both “queerness” in its most basic definition, that is, as a descriptor of people whose sexual … Continue reading Bringing the Dharma to Bear on Life: Buddhism and Social Activism
This month at the Institute of Buddhist Studies, we wish to celebrate gay pride by highlighting the scholarship of our LGBTQ+ students and faculty, as well as queer theory and queer theology in the wider Buddhist world. We are celebrating both “queerness” in its most basic definition, that is, as a descriptor of people whose sexual … Continue reading Hard and Soft: Buddhism, Transness and Learning to Touch (Into) This Body
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This month at the Institute of Buddhist Studies, we wish to celebrate gay pride by highlighting the scholarship of our LGBTQ+ students and faculty, as well as queer theory and queer theology in the wider Buddhist world. We are celebrating both “queerness” in its most basic definition, that is, as a descriptor of people whose sexual … Continue reading The “Body” is Not the Enemy of Some Supposedly Separate Mind: Daijaku Kinst on Gay Pride and Buddhism
I’ve often felt that queer feminist theory and Buddhism are quite similar; they are animated by a wish or hope for liberation. The liberation longed for in both Buddhism and queer theory is one that comes from a recognition that our patterned, conditioned ways of relating to self and others need to change if we … Continue reading Desire Lines: Queering Buddhism for Pride Month
