We Love Our Nuns:
Affective Dimensions of the Sri Lankan Bhikkhunī Revival

By Susanne Mrozik

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This paper reminds us that behind the abstract and academic discussions of monasticism there are real communities and relationships.

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Published in 2014 in The Journal of Buddhist Ethics.

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    title={{W}e {L}ove {O}ur {N}uns: {A}ffective {D}imensions of the {S}ri {L}ankan {B}hikkhunī {R}evival},
    author={Susanne Mrozik},
    year=2014,
    journal={The Journal of Buddhist Ethics},
    volume=21,
    pages={57--95},
    keywords={sangha,nuns,sri-lankan,vinaya-studies},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://blogs.dickinson.edu/buddhistethics/files/2014/02/Mrozik-Bhikkhuni-final3.pdf}
}

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