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Title: Careful Village and Other Khashag from Tibet
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dc:title | Careful Village and Other Khashag from Tibet |
dc:creator | Timothy Thurston;Tsering Samdrup |
dc:subject | Tibetan cultural revival;Khashag spoken dialogues;Menla Jyabb comedies;Tibetan expressive culture;Post-Mao Tibetan literature;Cross-cultural performance analysis |
dc:description | This volume offers a unique glimpse into the world of khashag, a vibrant genre of Tibetan spoken comic dialogues from the area Tibetans call Amdo, with the first ever publication of 11 annotated translations of scripts by its leading performer, Menla Jyab. Emerging in the 1980s during a period of cultural revival in Tibetan communities, khashag fused traditional Tibetan expression with influences from Han Chinese xiangsheng (crosstalk), evolving into a medium of sharp societal critique and joyous entertainment. Menla Jyab, a pioneering performer, used his platform in radio, television, to craft comedies described as ‘having meaning in every line’. Drawing on a decade and a half of Tim Thurston’s research and his and Tsering Samdrup’s close connections with Menla Jyab, this groundbreaking work brings these culturally significant performances to English-speaking audiences for the first time.This richly contextualized volume explores the genre’s linguistic intricacies, performative brilliance, and cultural resonance, highlighting its role in overcoming literacy barriers to reach a broad audience. The translations, based on published scripts and transcribed recordings, are accompanied by insightful notes that illuminate the subtle interplay of humor, critique, and identity in Tibetan life. Careful Village is an indispensable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Tibetan culture, performance studies, and oral traditions. |
dc:date | 2025-09-10T13:44:47Z |
dc:language | en-GB |
dc:rights | ©2025 Menla Jyab (author). Timothy Thurston and Tsering Samdrup (translation and notes), CC BY-NC 4.0 |
dc:identifier | urn:uuid:54642469-38be-4028-924d-eba4d307b9d4 | 978-1-80511-528-1 |
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