World of Worldly Gods - Tashi, Kelzang T
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This anthropological study examines the changing relationship between Shamanic Bon and Buddhism through an ethnography of the Goleng village and its neighbours in Zhemgang district in central Bhutan. It is concerned with how Bon practices have persisted in villages despite the systematised opposition from Buddhist priests for over one thousand years, and in the last three centuries, from the Buddhist state itself. In investigating this issue, this book presents the ways in which Buddhists seek to control the Bon priests in the villages against the backdrop of local religious history and…mehr

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This anthropological study examines the changing relationship between Shamanic Bon and Buddhism through an ethnography of the Goleng village and its neighbours in Zhemgang district in central Bhutan. It is concerned with how Bon practices have persisted in villages despite the systematised opposition from Buddhist priests for over one thousand years, and in the last three centuries, from the Buddhist state itself. In investigating this issue, this book presents the ways in which Buddhists seek to control the Bon priests in the villages against the backdrop of local religious history and document the centrality of Bon beliefs in shaping people's everyday lives.
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Autorenporträt
Kelzang T. Tashi is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Asia Research Institute at National University of Singapore and a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Anthropology at London School of economics and Political Science. He received his PhD in Anthropology from the Australian National University in 2020. His areas of interest include religion, society, kinship and gender, health and healing, and the environment.