Khader’s feminist ethic against imperialism: proposing a pluriversal philosophic resolve

Arya, Sunaina

doi:10.1080/17449626.2021.1877786

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“…No‐self and dependent origination contend that no singular point of view or self has a monopoly on others. Arya (2020) proposes a pluralist feminist point of view, rejecting hegemonic western feministic discourses and advocating for a feminist ethic that takes Eastern women's views into consideration. Ide (2016) analyzes the post‐nuke experiences of Hiroshima children through the perspective of dependent origination.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Additionally, teaching Buddhism as a part of religious education and citizenship education for social sustainability is an important research topic (Arya, 2020; Blinkova & Vermeer, 2018; Burton et al, 2021; Rhea, 2012). Individuals (as managers/executives and consumers) and businesses can conserve and protect nature and the environment more broadly through Buddhist mindful practices.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Corporate Nirvana: The Buddhist way to social sustainability and business innovation

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Prevailing consumption‐based business models and capitalist practices place significant strain on the environment and society. Buddhism, as a practicing religion, may provide insights on practicing models as a solution to sustain society, the environment, and businesses. The present investigation adopts a structured literature review methodology to take stock of such prior studies and articulate its representation of Buddhism‐based business models, practices, ethical frameworks, and economic views. Based on the findings, it is clear that the prior studies have discussed the practitioner context of Buddhism religion in order to promote ethical and mindful business practices at the consumer, managerial, and business levels; to reduce the negative effects of identity politics in the workplace through spirituality; to introduce the idea of considering factors other than purely financial profitability; and to encourage the long‐term viability and genuine happiness of individuals, communities, and organizations. In relation to these topics, research avenues are proposed.

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Section: Science Mapping—knowledge Clusters and Research Trendsmentioning

confidence: 99%