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Recent Research on Tibet - complete volume

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Table of Contents

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Preface, Interview with Guntram Hazod

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L’origine transhistorique du Bon gsar à la lumière des sources tardives

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Modelling Good Fortune: The Tibetan Wind-Horse in Durable Media

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Heaven’s Eye on Earth: Celestial Semantics and Funerary Practices in the Imperial Period

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Circumambulating Mount Kailas: Herbert Tichy’s Secret Journey to Tibet in 1936

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The Funerary Cave of the Old Lady Spider (Ladakh)

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Yak Dung: Circularity in the Material Culture of Tibet

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A Tomb Figurine of a Horse and Rider

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Words for ‘Tiger’ in Chinese, Tibetan and Japanese

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Buddhist Warfare and Tantric Statecraft in the Twilight of Western Xia as Seen Through the Eyes of Ti shri Ras pa Shes rab seng ge

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Shoulder Blades, Nomads and Lamas: Adaptations of Scapulimancy on the Tibetan Plateau

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Peter Aufschnaiter, the Making of a Topographer of Tibet ‘on the Way’, with Notes on a lam yig from Western Tibet, 1944

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Re-imagining a Revolutionary Tibetan Art School: An Exceptional Dancing Hevajra with Consort Nairātmyā

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Wisdom and Tradition in Imperial Tibet: Apropos of Gtsug lag Once More

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The Status of Bride-Givers in Tibet, the Himalayas and Beyond: Notes on the Tibetic Kin Terms sru, zhang, and tsha

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The Outer Support Arrangement: An Installation for the Worship of Pagan Gods in the Entourage of a Bonpo Tantric Divinity

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Torma in Early Tibetan Buddhist Rituals

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Men and Women, High and Low, and Auspicious Signs: How to Build a Tomb?

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An Ancient Text Found in Ban Byang of ’Phan yul, Concerning Medicinal Water and Dating to the Period of of the Tibetan Emperors (btsan po), Including an Analysis

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‘Happy Valley’ Kyirong, Seven Sisters (ma bdun) and Tamang Origins

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East India to Kashmir via Ten Years in Tibet: A Look at the Sense of Kha chen paṇ chen’s Lengthy Endeavour on the Plateau

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A Myth on the Separation of the Dead from the Living in the Newly Found Ancient Manuscript from the Twin Stūpas (Gansu Province, PRC)

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