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  • Akiner, Shirin (Editor)

    Edité par Indiana University Press, US, 1994

    ISBN 10 : 0253311314ISBN 13 : 9780253311313

    Vendeur : Infinity Books Japan, Tokyo, TKY, Japon

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    Hardcover. Etat : Good/Good. Condition: Dust jacket has slight tear Tibet exerts a powerful fascination far beyond its borders. Given its very remoteness and the all-encompassing character of Tibetan Buddhism, it has been the setting for countless works of romance, adventure and fantasy. Yet relatively few writers have studied Tibet as an evolving, contemporary society, despite the fact that for the last forty years this nation of over 5 million people has been confronting a dual challenge more critical than any other since the 'dark ages' of the tenth century: surviving Chinese Communism and confronting modernity. This book describes the character of that struggle. Identity, ethnicity, nationalism and the course of political protest since 1987 are principal themes, while religious iconography, the role of Buddhist nuns and monks and China's post-1980 reforms in Tibet are also discussed. The contributors include Tibetans and Chinese as well as Western experts, hence this is far from being a traditional 'Eurocentric' view of what Tibetans think and feel. Resistance and Reform in Tibet reveals the emergence of a distinctive, modern Tibetan society and the sophistication, creativity and resourcefulness of its people's responses to Chinese domination. Tibet today reflects a rich mixture of traditional and innovative strategies in a nation's struggle for survival.

  • Barnett, Robert & Akiner, Shirin, editors:

    Edité par Indiana University Press (1994), Bloomington, 1994

    Vendeur : Expatriate Bookshop of Denmark, Svendborg, Danemark

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    orig. boards. Textual map, tables & photos (illustrateur). xxx, 314 pp, 22x14cm, Contains 13 papers + postscript & appendix concerning History: Economics & Ideology; Identity: Language,Ritual & Culture; Exile: Resistance & Diplomacy; Resistance in Tibet 1987-1990. Includes: Premen Addy "British & Indian Strategic Perceptions of Tibet"; Warren W. Smith "The Nationalities Policy of the Chinese Communist Party & the Socialist Transformation of Tibet"; Melvyn C. Goldstein "Change, Conflict & Continuity among a Community of Nomadic Pastoralists: A Case Study from Western Tibet, 1950-1990"; Samten C. Karmay "Mountain Cults & National Identity in Tibet"; Heather Stoddard "Tibetan Publications & National Identity"; Tsering W. Skakya "Politicisation & the Tibetan Language"; Per Kvaerne "The Ideological Impact on Tibetan Art"; Jamyang Norbu "The Tibetan Resistance Movement & the Role of the C.I.A."; Tsering Wangyal "Sino-Tibetan Negotiations since 1959"; Ronald D. Schwartz "The Anti-Splittist Campaign &Tibetan Political Consciousness"; Robert Barnett "Symbols & Protest: The Iconography of Demonstrations in Tibet, 1987-1990"; Hanna Havnevik "The Role of Nuns in Contemporary Tibet"; Elliot Sperling "The Rhetoric of Dissent: Tibetan Pamphleteers", etc. Slight corner bumps, minor rubbing, VG., dustwrapper.