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| 100 | 1 | _aJames D. Seymour | |
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_aTibet Through Dissident Chinese Eyes: Essays on Self-determination _bEssays on Self-determination |
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| 520 | _bAlthough there have been numerous publications that argue the merit of Chinese rule over Tibet, and many more that argue for Tibetan self-determination, the world has not heard many Chinese voices supporting the latter view. This book exposed the reader to just that perspective from no less famous writers and activists than Wei Jingsheng, Yan Jiaqi, Shen Tong, Wang Rouwang, and others. Though theirs is the view of a small minority of Chinese, history may still record the publication of these essays as a milestone in the history of this issue. | ||
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