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• W2334105627 abstract "is an appealing ideal in both en- gaged Buddhism and feminist theology. There are differences, how- ever. Engaged Buddhists stress selfishness as the root cause of disconnectedness and clear awareness through meditation as the antidote and goal. Feminists stress sexism as the root cause and the overcoming of dualistic patterns of patriarchy as the goal. Both tradi- tions can learn from each other in addressing these causes and seek- ing these goals. Interconnectedness has become something of a buzzword in contempo- rary talk on spirituality and politics. Everywhere one turns it seems, one hears a similar refrain: that all things are interconnected and mutually con- ditioning; that relationship is the essence of everything; and that if we dare to move beyond the pretenses of a walled-off individuality, that stylistics of self so endemic to Western culture, we will realize ourselves to be truly as inseparable from the web of life as the cells in our bodies are inseparable from us. To account for the widespread appeal of this vision of interconnected- ness or interdependence in the context of today's commodified, com- mercialized, and desacralized Western world is not difficult. The social, political, and economic arrangements of modern life work to frame per- sons as individual agents, autonomous masters of their own fate, who are as estranged from any real grounding in communal belonging as they are cut off from any dimension of reality that is not a product of human agency. From this situation of estrangement, talk about interconnectedness tastes like a tonic elixir, revitalizing and refreshing, just what the doctor ordered. But precisely because this vision of interconnectedness is so enticing, and seems to be such a good medicine for the ills of our time, it behooves us to consider what we really mean by interconnectedness, especially what it might mean as an ethic-that is, how the idea of interconnectedness might take shape as a mode of orientation and lived practice in the world." @default.
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