Panel 4: Animals in the religion and culture of the Tibetan plateau

PANEL 4 – ANIMALS IN THE RELIGION AND CULTURE OF THE TIBETAN PLATEAU

WEDNESDAY 22 JUNE (Room 304A)

Convener: Geoffrey Barstow

 


9.00-9.15: Opening of panel.


9.15-9.45: Valentina Punzi: Barley-and-butter goats for the mountain gods: rejection and adaptation of red offerings in Eastern Amdo.


9.45-10.15: Catherine Hardie: Life liberation, animal ethics, and moral theatre in the Larung Chinese–Tibetan religious encounter.


10.15-10.45: Catherine Schuetze: Tibetan traditional veterinary medicine: animal healing practices in texts and society.


10.45-11.15: Katia Buffetrille: «Beasts, Men and Gods»: A Dmar bsang ritual in Khri ka (Amdo).


11.15-1145: Tea and coffee break.


11.45-12.15: Geoffrey Barstow: Meat eating and masculinity.


12.15-12.45: Nyangshem Gyal: Sectarian and political limits to the spread of vegetarianism in Tibet.


12.45-13.45: LUNCH


13.45-14.15: Nadine Plachta: Wildlife conservation in the Himalayan borderlands: an investigation of the Shagya Agreement.


14.15-14.45: Discussion.