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URL:https://buddhiststudies.utoronto.ca/events/citewomen/
SUMMARY:#CiteWomen in the Classroom: How Publishing Practices Shape our Tea
 ching
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for this Public Lecture by Dr. Natasha Heller\, 
 Associate Professor\, Chinese Religions at the Department of Religious Stu
 dies (University of Virginia)\n#CiteWomen in the Buddhist Studies Classroo
 m: How Publishing Practices Shape our Teaching\nResearch and teaching are 
 intertwined in our scholarly lives: through research we produce the materi
 als we teach with\, and through teaching we cultivate the next generation 
 of researchers. What role does gender diversity play in this process? This
  talk will examine anthologies\, textbooks\, and syllabuses to consider wh
 ere and how women appear in the Buddhist Studies classroom\, why this matt
 ers\, and what interventions could make the study of Buddhism more inclusi
 ve.\n\nRegister now at https://citewomen-in-buddhist-studies.eventbrite.ca
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CATEGORIES:Ho Centre Supported Event,Lecture,Public Talk,teaching
LOCATION:Munk School of Global Affairs\, N208\, 1 Devonshire Place (at Trin
 ity College)\, Toronto\, ON\, M5S 3K7\, Canada
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