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Category Archives: Literature
Guest Post: Spirituality and Wisdom Cherished by “The Legend of the Shaman”
By OTGONSUREN Jargal I know one researcher, a woman from Europa who researches shamanism and admires the magic of Mongolian shamans. She says that her life has changed dramatically after become a researcher and every summer she comes to Mongolia, … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Literature, Otgonsuren Jargal, Religion, Shamanism
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Current and Previous Mongolian Presidents Weigh In on Mongolian Language Education
By Marissa J. Smith Since Julian’s post on the unfolding events around China’s cancellation of Mongolian-medium education, the current Mongolian president, Kh. Battulga, and his predecessor, Ts. Elbegdorj, have released statements. As a brief update on the situation, Southern Mongolian … Continue reading
Odd Numbers of Arrows: The Abe-Udval Connection
When I looked at Udval’s campaign website for the first time, the photo of her holding a bundle of arrows jumped out at me immediately. Yes, she’s wearing a beautiful light-blue deel, but it’s the arrows that caught my attention. … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Literature, Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party, Presidential 2013
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UBC Lecture: Simon Wickham-Smith “Spiritual Ecology in Contemporary Mongolian Literature”
On January 26, 2012 Simon Wickham-Smith will be presenting a lecture on “Spiritual Ecology in Contemporary Mongolian Literature” at the University of British Columbia in UBC’s Buddhism and Contemporary Society Program. Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Literature, Religion, UBC Mongolia Lecture Series
Tagged Julian Dierkes
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