20. Thurman, supra note 11, at 48.

 

21. For a fuller discussion of this comparison see NIKUNJA V. BANERJEE, BUDDHISM AND MARXISM: A STUDY IN HUMANISM (1978).

 

22. de Silva, supra note 15, at 147.

 

23. A major work on this topic is DIANA Y. PAUL, WOMEN IN BUDDHISM: IMAGES OF THE FEMININE IN THE MAHAYANA TRADITION (1979).

 

24. William R. LaFleur, Contestation and consensus: The Morality of Abortion in Japan, 40 PHIL. EAST AND WEST 538 (1990).

 

25. See, e.g., Rita M. Gross, Buddhism and Feminism: Toward Their Mutual Transformation, 19 THE EASTERN BUDDHIST 44-58 (1986).

 

26. See Yougindra Khushalani, Human Rights in Asia and Africa, 4 HUM. RTS. L.J. 406 (1983) for a discussion of the Five Freedoms and Five Virtues that partly parallel this list.