13 Tibetan Women as Patrons of Printing and Innovation

Hildegard Diemberger

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This paper is based on research undertaken with the sponsorship of the British Arts and Humanities Research Council.In exploring the lives of these Tibetan women, I have been assisted by a number of friends and colleagues, including Franz-Karl Ehrhard, Burkhard Quessel, Michela Clemente, Marta Sernesi, Sharshong Tsering Dawa, Porong Dawa and many more.I am also particularly indebted to Sylvia Huot

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