FROM THE MICHELANGELO OF LHASA TO THE PROBLEM OF TIBETAN IDENTITY
Journal Title: Ethnologia Polona - Year 2017, Vol 37, Issue 37
Abstract
The author, through the analysis of a case study, examines the issue of building and evolving identity under the influence of migration and cultural variation. Throughout the biographic method employed, he presents the Tibetan artist, Gonkar Gyatso and his works, showcasing how his approach to his own identity has changed over the years.
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BÉLA KELÉNYI
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