À propos de la conférence
Zooming in on one of the earliest Tibetan-language newspapers, the talk will explore how The Tibet Mirror operated in the 1950s and 1960s, what kind of content was disseminated through it, how its publications framed the Sino–Tibetan relations and contributed to shaping the early pro-Tibetan nationalist ideology. Largely drawing from the conclusions made in my doctoral dissertation, I aim to demonstrate that The Tibet Mirror not only chronicled the news during the above-mentioned period, but defined the trajectory of the development of Tibetan nationalism and constructed the grand master narrative of Tibetan independence that was later reflected and reproduced in the writings of prominent members of Tibetan diaspora.
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À propos du conférencier : Natalia Mikhailova (Université Laval)
Natalia Mikhailova (Moskaleva) is a postdoctoral researcher at Université Laval who specializes on Tibetan-language media and its role in shaping modern Tibetan nationalism. Natalia holds a Bachelor degree in Mongolian–Tibetan Philology (2012) from St. Petersburg State University, a Master degree in China Studies (2014) from Nanjing University and a Master degree in Politics and International Relations of Asian Countries (2015) from St. Petersburg State University.
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