Rita M. Gross 
A Garland of Feminist Reflections [PDF ebook] 
Forty Years of Religious Exploration

I. INTRODUCTORY MATERIALS
Introducing A Garland of Feminist Reflections
1. How Did This Ever Happen to Me? A Wisconsin Farm Girl Who Became a Buddhist Theologian When She Grew Up
II. FIVE ESSAYS ON METHOD
2. Androcentrism and Androgyny in the Methodology of History of Religions
3. Where Have We Been? Where Do We Need to Go? Key Questions for Women Studies in Religion and Feminist Theology
4. The Place of the Personal and the Subjective in Religious Studies
5. Methodology: Tool or Trap? Comments from a Feminist Perspective
6. What Went Wrong? Feminism and Freedom from the Prison of Gender Roles
III. THEORY APPLIED: THREE TESTS
7. Menstruation and Childbirth as Ritual and Religious Experience among Native Australians
8. Toward a New Model of the Hindu Pantheon: A Report on Twenty-Some Years of Feminist Reflection
9. The Prepatriarchal Hypothesis: An Assessment
IV. FEMINIST THEOLOGY
10. Steps toward Feminine Imagery in Jewish Theology
11. Is the (Hindu) Goddess a Feminist?
12. Life-Giving Images in Vajrayana Buddhist Ritual
13. Feminist Theology as Theology of Religions
V. BUDDHIST FEMINISM: FEMINIST BUDDHISM
14. The Clarity in the Anger
15. Why (Engaged) Buddhists Should Care about Gender Issues
16. The Dharma of Gender
17. Yeshe Tsogyel: Enlightened Consort, Great Teacher, Female Role Model
18. Buddhist Women and Teaching Authority
19. Is the Glass Half-Empty or Half-Full? A Feminist Assessment of Buddhism at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century
20. Being a North American Buddhist Woman: Reflections of a Feminist Pioneer
Notes

Rita M. Gross is Professor Emerita of Comparative Studies in Religion at the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire. She is the author and editor of many books, including Religious Feminism and the Future of the Planet: A Buddhist-Christian-Feminist Conversation.