| Foreword |
| Author's Preface |
| Did Gautama Buddha Discriminate against Women? / Part I： |
| Gautama Buddha's Unbiased View of Women / Chapter 2： |
| Vivid Women as Portrayed in the Therigatha / Chapter 3： |
| The Distorted View of Women in Hindu Society / Chapter 4： |
| Hinayana Buddhism and Its Prejudiced View of Women / Chapter 5： |
| The "Three Types of Obedience" and the "Five Obstacles" for Women / Chapter 6： |
| Mahayana Buddhism and Its Improvement of Women's Position / Chapter 7： |
| The Meaning of "Gender Transformation from Female to Male" / Chapter 8： |
| Nichiren's Impartial View of Men and Women / Part II： |
| The Superiority and Inferiority of the Male and Female Principles / Chapter 10： |
| The Male and Female Principles Expressed in Terms of "Two Wishes" / Chapter 11： |
| The Oneness of the Attainment of Buddhahood by Devadatta and the Naga Princess / Chapter 12： |
| Devadatta and the Naga Princess Considered by Ichhien Sanzen / Chapter 13： |
| Devadatta and the Naga Princess as Inherent and Manifested Nature / Chapter 14： |
| "Kill Your Father of Avidya and Mother of Trsna / Chapter 15： |
| The Importance of the Wisdom to See Clearly / Chapter 16： |
| Bibliography |
| Index |
| Foreword |
| Author's Preface |
| Did Gautama Buddha Discriminate against Women? / Part I： |
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