...Michael C. Brose Atwill's recovery of the story of the Khache is engaging, original, and a must-read for anyone interested in Asian history or contemporary affairs. It is also a solemn reminder that modern states’ obsession with defining and controlling citizenship by hard and exclusive...

... As would become clearer in the coming weeks and months, the imprisoned individuals held by the Chinese were members of Lhasa's several thousand–strong Tibetan Muslim community known as Khache (Tib. khaché ). In its earliest formulation, the Tibetan word “Khache,” discussed in more detail below, referred...

... for Muslims, are distinguished from Kachulpas, who reside in Kashmir (p. 105). Could Smith have explored the position of the Kache/Khache or Tibetan Muslims in the larger Tibetan Buddhist identity? At times, the book's narrative becomes repetitive as the tropes of love, marriage, and intimacy recur...

..., Kierkegaard, Không Tư, Thần thọai Hy Lạp [Martin Heidegger and modern thought: Sartre, Marcel, Camus, and Faulkner, with an appendix on Shakespeare, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Confucius, and Greek mythology]. Saigon : Vĩnh Phước . Camus Albert . 1960 . “ Người khách trọ ” [The stranger]. Đại học 14...