Tibetan Language and Culture 3600-7-MTS5-TLC

LEARNING OF MODERN TIBETAN LANGUAGE CONTINUED. LESSONS FOCUS ON LEARNING SPECIALIZED VOCABULARY AND COMPLICATED GRAMMATICAL PHRASES.

Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

Blended learning
Classroom

Prerequisites (description)

GRADUATED FROM THE FIRST YEAR OF SECOND CYCLE STUDIES. PASSED EXAM IN MODERN TIBETAN AT THE LEVEL OF GRADUATE OF THE FIRST YEAR F THE SECOND CYCLE STUDIES

Course coordinators

Agata Bareja-Starzyńska
Thupten Chashab

Bibliography

E. BARTEE, NYIMA DROMA: A BEGINNING TEXTBOOK OF LHASA TIBETAN, NATIONAL PRESS FOR TIBETAN STUDIES, 2000.

CHONJORE, TSETAN, ABINANTI, ANDREA, LHA SA'I RGYUN SKAD SLOB DEB GZI YI DO SHAL. COLLOQUIAL TIBETAN. A TEXTBOOK OF THE LHASA DIALECT WITH REFERENCE GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES (A CONTEXTUAL APPROACH), LIBRARY OF TIBETAN WORKS AND ARCHIVES, DHARAMSALA 2003.

GOLDSTEIN, MELVYN C., RIMPOCHE, GELEK, PHUNTSHOG, LOBSANG, ESSENTIALS OF MODERN LITERARY TIBETAN. A READING COURSE AND REFERENCE GRAMMAR, MUNSHIRAM MANOHARLAL PUBLISHERS PVT. LTD., NEW DELHI 1991.

NICOLAS TOURNADRE, RDO-RJE (GSAṄ-BDAG), MANUAL OF STANDARD TIBETAN: LANGUAGE AND CIVILIZATION : INTRODUCTION TO STANDAD TIBETAN (SPOKEN AND WRITTEN) FOLLOWED BY AN APPENDIX ON CLASSICAL LITERARY TIBETAN, SNOW LION PUBLICATIONS, 2003

LOSANG THONDEN, MODERN TIBETAN LANGUAGE, VOL. II, DHARAMSALA, 1986

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