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... David Atwill's Islamic Shangri-La is a fascinating study of two related and under-researched issues, the history of Tibetan Muslims (Tib. Khache), and Tibet as a state actor deeply involved in Himalayan Asia. The book proceeds in largely chronological fashion, starting with the reign of the Fifth...

... 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...

..., 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 in a circular manner. These, however, are small...

... . Camus Albert . 1960 . “ Người khách trọ ” [The stranger]. Đại học 14 : 41 – 56 . Camus Albert . 1963 . Sự mệnh văn nghệ hiện đại [The mission of modern writing]. Translated by Trần Phong Giao and introduced by Nguyễn Mạnh Côn . Saigon : Giao Điểm . Carman Taylor...