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 | Rescuing the Epic King Gesar
A rich and splendid treasure house of folk literature, the heroic epic of King Gesar, which has a history of more than 1,000 years, is on par with all other world cultural masterpieces. Since the 1980s, the government has devoted enormous efforts tˇˇ >>> | | |  | IEL International Seminar Series on Epic Studies and Oral Tradition Research
IEL International Seminar Series on Epic Studies and Oral Tradition Research
(IEL-ISSESOTR)
CALLING FOR PARTICIPATION
Beijing, June 2009
May 26, 2009
Dear Colleagues,
Scholarship in Epic Studies and Teaching Oral Traditions has made grˇˇ >>> | | |  | Ms. Noriko Aikawa, Advisor to ADG for Culture, UNESCO paid an official visit to IEL
Based upon the working plan for establishing UNESCO-supported Asia-Pacific Intangible Cultural Heritage Center (Category II), on the 19th January, 2009, Ms. Noriko AIKAWA, advisor to Assistant Director-General for Cultural Intangible Cultural Herˇˇ >>> | | |  | Reports on Oral Traditions along the Silk Road
Cultural Diversity and Identity of Ethnic Groups in West China and Beyond: Reports on Oral Traditions along the Silk Road (A Project Co-Sponsored by UNESCO & BIC of CASS)
Editor-in-Chief: Chao Gejin
A Brief English Introduction to the Presentˇˇ >>> | | |  | Fieldwork Connections:The Fabric of Ethnographic Collaboration in China and America
Fieldwork Connections: The Fabric of Ethnographic Collaboration in China and America
Bamo Ayi, Stevan Harrell, and Ma Lunzy
Fieldwork Connections tells the story of the intertwined research histories of three anthropologists working in Liangshan Yˇˇ >>> | | |  | The latest issue of journal Oral Tradition
Dear colleague,The Center for Studies in Oral Tradition is pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of our journal Oral Tradition, free of charge and available to all athttp://journal.oraltradition.orgThe articles in issue 23.1 encomˇˇ >>> | | |  | Textual Representations of the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Drama Yuzan ji (The Jade Hairpin)
Textual Representations of the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Drama Yuzan ji (The Jade Hairpin)
Issue: Volume 20, Number 2, Oral Tradition
Author(s): Andrew Lo
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Citation: http://journal.oraltradition.org/issuˇˇ >>> | | |  | King Gesar Returns to Enlighten Olympic Visitors
Tibetan artist Namgyal has devoted nearly half his life to the traditional art of Thangka. The 26-year-old, who began practicing the age-old Buddhist banner art when he was 14, is paying his first visit to Beijing, where he will stay until late Augˇˇ >>> | |
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