Lecture Contents
Rediscovering Women in Korean Buddhism
Subject
Humanities(Human Sciences)
Institution
Dongguk Unversity
Phone
02-6713-5178
Course Week
10 weeks
Accredited Learning Time
15h
Registration Period
24.03.18~24.05.26
Classes Period
24.03.18~24.05.26
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MoveCourse syllabus
o Course Overview:
This course examines the role, status, and significance of women in Korean Buddhism through literature, history, and personalities. In order to understand the context of Korean Buddhism, we will also study the views of women in early Indian Buddhist texts, women's activities in Chinese history, and the current status of Buddhist women around the world.
o Learning Objectives:
To take a fresh look at the history and doctrine of Buddhism through the lens of women. To examine the gender-equal values which are part of the foundational ideas of Buddhism. To gain a richer and more complete understanding of Buddhism by learning about the history of Buddhism in light of women's lives and accounts.
Instructor
Eun-Su Cho
Professor in Department of Philosophy at Seoul National University
Lecture titles
Week | Lecture titles | Instructor |
1 | Women in Scripture | |
2 | The formation and development of the Biguni 比丘尼 order in India | |
3 | Buddhist Women of the World | |
4 | The Transmission of Buddhism in East Asia and the Establishment of the Biguni 比丘尼 Order | |
5 | Buddhism and Women in the Three Kingdoms | |
6 | Buddhism and Women in Goryeo | |
7 | Buddhism and Women in the Joseon Dynasty | |
8 | The Emergence of the Buddhist New Woman and Modern Consciousness | |
9 | Modern Bigunis 比丘尼 | |
10 | Contemporary Korean Buddhism and Women | |