Mongolian Studies, Vol. 35 (2013)
A Festschrift for Wayne Richter, by David Bade.
Preface, by Henry G. Schwarz.
Articles
Bibliographic Control of Mongolian Language Materialat the Library of Congress, by Randall K. Barry.
Translating Library Terminology into Mongolian: Issues and Considerations, by Enerel Dambiinyam and David N. Nelson.
Surveys of Monastic Colleges as Polemic in Zawa Damdin’s Golden Book, by Matthew King.
A Thangka in the Library of Congress: Art for Independence and International Politics in Inner Asia in the early 20th century, by Uranchimeg Tsultemin.
The Prison Music Of R. Choinom, by Simon Wickhamsmith.
Remains and Renewals: The Process of Preserving Urtyn duu in Contemporary Mongolia, by Sunmin Yoon.
Books Reviews
A Long Note on Turkic kärgäk and Mongol kereg; Ker(g)äk–zur Biographie eines erfolgreiches Etymons, by Claus Schönig. Review by György Kara.
The Thirteenth Dalai Lama on the Run (1904-1906): Archival Documents from Mongolia, by Chuluun Sampildonduv and Uradyn E. Bulag. Review by Christopher P. Atwood.
The Constitution and Contestation of Darhad Shamans’ Power in Contemporary Mongolia, by Judith Hangartner. Review by Joseph Bristley.
Mongolian, by Juha A. Janhunen. Review by David Bade.
Studies in Mongolic Historical Morphology: Verb Formation in the Secret History of the Mongols, by Béla Kempf. Review by David Bade.
On Quotation in Middle Mongolian: The Verb ke(m)e-‘to say,’ by John C. Street. Review by David Bade.
Book Notices and Other Books Received, by Henry G. Schwarz.
A Festschrift for Wayne Richter, by David Bade.
Preface, by Henry G. Schwarz.
Articles
Bibliographic Control of Mongolian Language Materialat the Library of Congress, by Randall K. Barry.
Translating Library Terminology into Mongolian: Issues and Considerations, by Enerel Dambiinyam and David N. Nelson.
Surveys of Monastic Colleges as Polemic in Zawa Damdin’s Golden Book, by Matthew King.
A Thangka in the Library of Congress: Art for Independence and International Politics in Inner Asia in the early 20th century, by Uranchimeg Tsultemin.
The Prison Music Of R. Choinom, by Simon Wickhamsmith.
Remains and Renewals: The Process of Preserving Urtyn duu in Contemporary Mongolia, by Sunmin Yoon.
Books Reviews
A Long Note on Turkic kärgäk and Mongol kereg; Ker(g)äk–zur Biographie eines erfolgreiches Etymons, by Claus Schönig. Review by György Kara.
The Thirteenth Dalai Lama on the Run (1904-1906): Archival Documents from Mongolia, by Chuluun Sampildonduv and Uradyn E. Bulag. Review by Christopher P. Atwood.
The Constitution and Contestation of Darhad Shamans’ Power in Contemporary Mongolia, by Judith Hangartner. Review by Joseph Bristley.
Mongolian, by Juha A. Janhunen. Review by David Bade.
Studies in Mongolic Historical Morphology: Verb Formation in the Secret History of the Mongols, by Béla Kempf. Review by David Bade.
On Quotation in Middle Mongolian: The Verb ke(m)e-‘to say,’ by John C. Street. Review by David Bade.
Book Notices and Other Books Received, by Henry G. Schwarz.
A Festschrift for Wayne Richter, by David Bade.
Preface, by Henry G. Schwarz.
Articles
Bibliographic Control of Mongolian Language Materialat the Library of Congress, by Randall K. Barry.
Translating Library Terminology into Mongolian: Issues and Considerations, by Enerel Dambiinyam and David N. Nelson.
Surveys of Monastic Colleges as Polemic in Zawa Damdin’s Golden Book, by Matthew King.
A Thangka in the Library of Congress: Art for Independence and International Politics in Inner Asia in the early 20th century, by Uranchimeg Tsultemin.
The Prison Music Of R. Choinom, by Simon Wickhamsmith.
Remains and Renewals: The Process of Preserving Urtyn duu in Contemporary Mongolia, by Sunmin Yoon.
Books Reviews
A Long Note on Turkic kärgäk and Mongol kereg; Ker(g)äk–zur Biographie eines erfolgreiches Etymons, by Claus Schönig. Review by György Kara.
The Thirteenth Dalai Lama on the Run (1904-1906): Archival Documents from Mongolia, by Chuluun Sampildonduv and Uradyn E. Bulag. Review by Christopher P. Atwood.
The Constitution and Contestation of Darhad Shamans’ Power in Contemporary Mongolia, by Judith Hangartner. Review by Joseph Bristley.
Mongolian, by Juha A. Janhunen. Review by David Bade.
Studies in Mongolic Historical Morphology: Verb Formation in the Secret History of the Mongols, by Béla Kempf. Review by David Bade.
On Quotation in Middle Mongolian: The Verb ke(m)e-‘to say,’ by John C. Street. Review by David Bade.
Book Notices and Other Books Received, by Henry G. Schwarz.