This installment of History Lectures Online features a lecture given last year by Tsering Shakya (Tibet: Does history matter?) as part of a conference on Tibetan history sponsored by the Center for Buddhist Studies, the Center for Chinese Studies, and the... ...full story at Granite Studio
from Granite Studio on Thu, Feb 14 2008
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Tibet Oral History Project »
YouTube video The Tibet Oral History Project aims to preserve the true history of the Tibetan people. At the request of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, we record the life experiences of Tibetan elders who were forced to flee their homeland following the Chinese invasion.... |
| 28 Jan 08 |
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Chinese history lectures online: Frederic Wakeman, Jr. » Granite Studio It would be impossible to overstate the importance of Frederic Wakeman to the field of Chinese history. He was simply one of the giants. This month UCTV has posted on Youtuve a 3-part lecture series given by Professor Wakeman only months before he passed... |
| 19 Mar 08 |
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A few from the vault… » Granite Studio In light of recent events these past two weeks and an incredibly tight schedule by your correspondent, I’m posting a few links from the Granite Studio archives. Tsering Shakya on “Tibet: Does History Matter?” Ge Jianxiong: “T... |
| 16 Jun 08 |
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Reith Lectures: English Lessons » China Beat By Graham EarnshawJonathan Spence is of course one of the great authorities on Chinese history, but the value of history is in its relevance to the present, so at a time of such huge volatility in the affairs of China, there is great curiosity as to how... |
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A little history from my bank... » Granite Studio From the "You find history in the weirdest places file," Wells Fargo actually has its own history blog, and I suppose well it should since the company's history is so intertwined with that of the US West and especially California. (Think: stagecoaches as... |
| 09 Jun 09 |
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Asian history online: CHANT (Chinese Ancient Texts Online) » Granite Studio Via Asian Studies WWW Monitor: Chinese Ancient Texts (CHANT) Database Research Centre for Chinese Ancient Texts, Institute of Chinese Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK, China. A description of, a guided tour, and online contents of: *... |
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