Good news for Tangutologists

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Click on the illustration to embiggen, then follow the arrows to scroll horizontally through the pages of the table of contents.

Many thanks to Wolfgang Behr for calling this publication to our attention via X and to Christoph Harbsmeier for making it readily available on academia.edu.

I personally am particularly delighted to learn of this rich tribute to M. V. Sofronov because it constitutes an affirmation and validation for the hard work of my student, Nikita Kuzmin, who recently earned his Ph.D. in Tangut Studies and who has begun teaching it.

Selected reading

[h.t. Geoff Wade]



3 Comments

  1. Philip Taylor said,

    June 29, 2024 @ 8:46 am

    <Not a serious comment/question>Is the paucity of comments in this thread due primarily to readers seeing "Tautologists" (as I do) where "Tangutologists" is what is actually written ?</Not a serious comment/question>

  2. Benjamin E. Orsatti said,

    July 1, 2024 @ 7:55 am

    Well, Philip, it's like they say — good news for Tangutologists is good news for Tangutologists.

  3. Philip Taylor said,

    July 1, 2024 @ 8:07 am

    [lets the full implications settle in, then chuckles quietly to self several times …]

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