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...s 7 She Who Ate the Children 8 The King Sacrificed 9 The Real Māyā 10 Let’s Play 11 Perception, Symbol, Myth 12 On Using Jung 13 The Dhamma of Gender 14 Mythic Fact, Historic Fiction 15 The Other First Bhikkhuni 16 A Buddhist Femme Fatale 17 The Weaving of the Web 18 Fears of the Future 19 The Flood 20 The Serpent 21 The Deepest Taboo 22 How to Kill a Dead ...

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...s well as nature. In Greek the word “Spirit” is neuter; that is, it has no gender. (The Greek language distinguishes between masculine, feminine, and ... ...line or feminine) the custom was in religious writing to assign a feminine gender to Spirit. The Holy Spirit was, then, for them a “she.” For several ...

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...young girls of the new, free generation have adopted behaviour patterns of gender equality and seek sexual experiences in the same way as boys; accord... ... education of young people would result is more sustainable social values, gender equality and individual responsibility. III. COMMUNITY CULTURE ... ...ilkworm Books, Chiang Mai. Jackson Peter A. – Nerida M. Cook (eds.) 2000. Genders and Sexualities in Modern Thailand. Silkworm Books, Chiang Mai. J... .... — 1984. Mother or Mistress but Never a Monk: Buddhist Notions of Female Gender in Rural Thailand. American Ethnologist 11: 2, 223–241. — 1986. Am... ...n Rural Thailand. American Ethnologist 11: 2, 223–241. — 1986. Ambiguous Gender: Male Initiation in a Northern Thai Buddhist Society. Caroline Bynum... ...Buddhist Society. Caroline Bynum – Stevan Harrell – Paula Richman (eds.), Gender and Religion: on the Complexity of Symbols, 66–96. Beacon Press, Bos... ... 36: 2, 241–265. — 1985. Text and Context: Buddhist Sex Roles. Culture of Gender Revisited. American Ethnologist 12, 302-320. Klausner, William J. 1... ...on for Development. Bangkok. Rhum, Michael R. 1994. The Ancestral Lords. Gender, Descent and Spirits in a Northern Thai Village. Special report 29. ... ...Press. Tanabe, Shigeharu 1991. Spirits, Power and the Discourse of Female Gender: The Phi Meng Cult in Northern Thailand. Manas Chitakasem – Andrew ...

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...D OF AIDS EPIDEMIC MEDICAL TREATMENT OF AIDS PATIENTS SOCIAL STIGMA GENDER BALANCE COST EFFECTIVE SUCCESSFUL LARGE SCALE OPERATION SOCIA... ...l times mood-swings are connected with changes in the weather. Above all, gender, age, social status and the type of (other) diseases may also be fa... ...ios, for the working classes hardly distinguish much when it comes to the gender of the child. Several or any other instantaneous vector can be u... ... in these communities. It can further change the power balance in typical gender relations thereby reducing the risks of women from getting infected... ...to women’s empowerment and community mobilization are taken as: W 1 - Gender Balance W 2 - Cost effectiveness W 3 - Large-scale operation W ... ...eader to work with more attributes and study the same problem. W 1 – Gender Balance – By this term we mainly mean that women should be given eq... ... Suppose we take the instantaneous state vector X 1 = (1 0 0 0) i.e. the gender balance node alone to be in the on state. The effect of the vector ... ... point. According to this expert we see that when the attribute / node, gender balance is in the on state its effect on other nodes of the domain ... ...veness, successful large scale operation and social service relations with gender balance is an indeterminate. The other fixed point of the range ...

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... Of Person -- 82 -- Definition three Persons -- 82 -- Of Number -- 83 -- Nouns have three numbers -- 83—85 -- Signs of Dual and Plural -- 86—94 -- Of Gender -- 95 -- No Neuter Gender -- 96 -- Specific Words for Genders -- 97 -- Of the Declension of Nouns -- 98 -- Case—Definition of Case -- 98 -- Number of Cases -- 99 -- Paradigm of Common Nouns -- 100 -- Paradigm of a Name...

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...Flag and General Officers 12 Defending the Culture of the Military . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249 Elaine Donnelly SECTION III: RACE AND GENDER 13 The Odyssey of James Webb: An Adaptive Gender Perspective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 299 Michael Allsep 14 Incorporating the Concept of Privilege into Policy and Practic...

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... .......................................................................................................................................... 48 GENDER... .... ―There is no question that we are all motivated to behave in ways specific to ourselves. Our needs, drives, values, and how we look at our gender... ... why is it so often called a conquest. So power joins with the quest for orgasm or physical intimacy, in many, if not most, sexual liaisons.‖ GENDER... ...DER AND POWER —―Mr. Yuen told me that he mentioned the place of women in our society. In the past many people have felt trapped by the gender... ... 52 in the Western world, particularly since the 1960's, has forced both men and women to re-evaluate their gender... ...en to succeed and satisfy their power drives, and women were expected to be directed by the need to love and be loved. Rather than seeing such gender... ...e, and satisfy their needs to love. If they have children such men may decide to stay home and be the homemakers. As the chains of traditional gender... ...ited to the coaches. Athletes often haze the new athletes on their team. Sport administrators have also done some unspeakable things in their gender... ...el from youth to elite sport. ―The IOC has now taken the lead in working to reduce the unwarranted use of power, particularly in the gender...