Resistant Hybridities

The contributions in this volume analyze the cultural narratives of Tibetan exiles from the 1950s to the present.

Shelly Bhoil is independent scholar in Tibetan studies.

Part I: Resisting Representation: The Anglophone Tibetan Literature Chapter 1: Tibetan Literary Influences in the English Poems of Chögyam Trungpa Chapter 2: Lessons Unlearned: Identity and Resistance in Tsering Wangmo Dhompa's Poetry Chapter 3: Are We There Yet?: The Politics of Tibetan Self-Fashioning and Representation in Tenzin Tsundue's Poetry Chapter 4: Hybrid Cartographies: Mapping in The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes Chapter 5: The Faith and the Flag: A Study of Early Nationalist Phase in Tibet in the First Tibetan-English Novel Idols on the Path Part II: Performing Displacement: Film, Art, and Music Chapter 6: The Institutionalization and Transmission of Tibetan Music in Exile: The Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts Chapter 7: Struggle to Inscribe Individuality: Tibetan Pop Singers in India and Nepal Chapter 8: Tibetan Diasporic Cinema: Traces of Memory, Visions of Hope Chapter 9: The Palette Where the Past Meets the Present: A Critical Appreciation of Paintings by Tibetan Children in Exile Part III Testimonial Narration: Media and Memoir Chapter 10: Circulating Pluralized Selfhood: Testimony and Witnessing in Protest Pamphlets as Emergent Narrative Genre Chapter 11: Human Rights Practice and the Evolution of Testimony in the Tibetan Diaspora Chapter 12: Traversing Borders: A Tibetan Odyssey in Coming Home to Tibet