Mongolian Studies

Journal of the Mongolia Society 2006

by Johan Elverskog

• 30 Want to read
• 34 Currently reading

Published June 2006 by Mongolia Society .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Study & Teaching,
• History,
• History: World

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL11398632M
ISBN 10	0910980985
ISBN 10	9780910980982
OCLC/WorldCa	156809963

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"Research completed June " Supercedes the ed. of Area handbook for Mongolia, coauthored by Trevor N. Dupuy [et al.]. Includes bibliographical references (p. . It is an important contribution to Mongolian and Buddhist studies and is especially timely given the growing interest in Mongolian Buddhism. One of the merits of this book is the authors’ ability to integrate the anthropological method and perspective with historical and archaeological data and textual evidence. Mongolian language course An intensive course in the Mongolian language held at the Australian National University (ANU) in January is the first of its kind in Australia. Six students participated in the three-week course which was delivered by Dr Batzaya Gerelt-Od from Ulaanbataar University.

merely linguistics, philology, and Mongolian studies: to students of history, cultural anthropology, and geography, for example, or East Asian or Central Asian studies in general. And that it may give pleasure to many general readers as well. John C. Street 14 June Madison, WisconsinCited by: Mongolia is a country in East Asia, bordered by China and Russia. A good portion of the population in Mongolia is nomadic or semi-nomadic. Some Mongolian based study abroad programs focus specifically on the culture, history and traditions of nomadic groups. A book list for children about Mongolia. by Pamela Service does a great job of challenging Mongolia as a “boring” travel destination (alien invasions tend to liven things up), plus I love the way that it honors traditions but also shows the modern side of the nomadic kids the main character meets – definitely a lesson in blending old and new.