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Sacred Topography and Cultural Transfers in the Himalayas
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Doctoral students workshop in Tibetan studies
The French Society for Tibetan Studies (Société Française d’Études du Monde Tibétain / SFEMT, founded in 2012) is pleased to announce its first Doctoral students workshop in Tibetan studies (organized with support from the Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales / INALCO). This event will take place on Friday, 17 May 2013 at...
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Incompleteness in Yi writings
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Changing forms of religion as an indicator of current transformations in Nepal
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Les minorités de Chine à l’exposition universelle de Shanghai
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Money and butter: On participation in optional rituals
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Quasi-generalized, mostly temporary, monasticism among boys: An uncommon form of Tibetan “mass monasticism”
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Trans-ethnic entities
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International Symposium: Women as Visionaries, Healers and Poisoners
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Comparative anthropology of Buddhism workshop 3
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Faculty position in Tibetan at INALCO, Paris
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Postdoc position in Tibetan studies at Oxford
Please note the stipendiary JRF ('Junior Research Fellowship') in Tibetan and Himalayan Studies (Textual sources and material culture) which has just been advertised at Wolfson College, Oxford University: https://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/fellowships
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Conférences ‘Initiation aux arts et à l’archéologie de la Haute-Asie’
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International Seminar: The Himalayan Impasse
The interdisciplinary symposium, organized by the Dept. for Mongolian and Tibetan Studies of the University of Bonn, Germany, and sponsored by Fritz Thyssen Stiftung, will retrace how most of the South Himalayan region, once a vibrant hub between South, Central and East Asia became a dead end at the fringe of modern nation states....
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Comparative anthropology of Buddhism workshop 2
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Through the Lens of Law: Power and Society in India
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The Tulku Institution in Tibetan Buddhism
The Tulku Institution in Tibetan Buddhism: Past, Present and Future Prospects of the Reincarnation System The Himalayan Studies Program and Department of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of San Francisco are hosting a symposium on the Tibetan reincarnation system at USF on February 15-16, 2013. Below is the program for the symposium. We invite...
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Comparative anthropology of Buddhism workshop
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