Tales of Tibet
Product Description
Korean Title:
Tteodoneun HonAuthor: Herbert J. Batt (Editor)
Translator: Moon-hee Lee
Publisher: Dareun Uri
287 pages | 215*155mm
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| >>>This book is written in Korean only. |
About This Book
From Publishers Weekly
Fourteen stories by young writers from China and Tibet are collected in
Tales of Tibet: Sky Burials, Wind Horses, and Prayer Wheels (edited and trans.
by Herbert Batt), a volume intended to record and dramatize the relationship
between Tibetans and their Chinese colonizers. Both groups of writers focus on
the venerable Buddhist traditions of Tibet. The country's history under foreign
powers and its role as spiritual mecca undergird the tales, which feature,
variously, a Tibetan beggar who claims to own a rich man's house, a British
commander who invades Tibet in 1904 and a Buddhist nun who achieves a state of
perfect compassion.
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