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Introduction
Press articles
Sherpas irked at their misportrayal, by Dev Kumar Sunuwar (kp 18/08/2010)
The Sherpa in me: The tree's roots are in the earth but its branches are all over, by Duksangh Sherpa (nt 29/01/2010)
Sherpa names rooted in weekdays, by Pragati Shahi (kp 05/09/2009)
The Sherpa beyul: One of the best resources on Sherpa culture produced so far, review by Kanak Mani Dixit (nt 28/11/2008)
Couple engaged in womb ties knot at 14, by Surendra Subedi (kp 18/10/2008)
Sherpa couple finds home away from home in Rockies, by Bibeka Shrestha (kp 28/09/2008)
Bhote Tea popularity declines
(Space Time Tpoday, 25/11/2002)
Seven years with my Korean fathers,
the story of Pasang Sherpa (Nepali Times, 08/11/2002)
Between Buddhist Traditions And Cyber-surfing,
by Kurt Luger (Spotlight, 16/08/2002)
Ghunsa:
A Natural Hermitage, by Rajendra Gurung (Sunday Post, 28/04/2002)
Chronic lung disease rampant in hills: Study,
by Tilak Pokharel (Kathmandu Post, 27/03/2002)
Trekking
to Cloud 9 in Nepal, by Susan Spano (Los Angeles Times, 08/09/2001). On relationships between male Sherpas and female Americans
A
new challenge: A different kind of trek (Newsday.com, 08/08/2001). On Sherpas in New York. See also For
Sherpas, U.S. offers new peaks (Chicago Tribune, 24/08/2001)
Know your
Sherpa, by Pema Sherpa (Sunday Post, 11/03/2001)
Youth and Social Change,
by Jagannath Adhikari (Kathmandu Post, 10/12/2000), a book review of "Kids of Khumbu"
Kids of Khumbu: Sherpa Youth on the Modernity Trail
(Spotlight, 10/11/2000). Review of Kurt Luger's book by Sandra Broitman
Power Para Gliding in the Kathmandu sky
(People's Review, 28/09/2000)
Book
Review: Fire, a motif that binds (Sunday Post, 20/02/2000) (Sunday Post, 20/02/2000)
Background
Sherpa
clans
Sherpa
identity, by Barbara Pijan Lama
Sherpa
personal names
Lhakpa Doma
Salaka-Binasa Sherpa (Lhakpa Sherpani) (1997). Runaway. In: Himalayan Research Bulletin
17,2:11-16.
Lhakpa Doma
Salaka-Binasa Sherpa (Lhakpa Sherpani) (1994). Sherwa mi - viel' Steine gab's und wenig Brot:
Eine Sherpa-Tochter erzählt. Bad Honnef: Deutsche Stiftung für internationale
Entwicklung 1994. [A lively introduction into life, mentality, society and culture of the Sherpa of
the Takshindu area (in German)]
Lhakpa Doma
Salaka-Binasa Sherpa and Karl-Heinz Kraemer (1992). Family Planning in Nepal: A Field Example for
Urgency. In: C.-A. Seyschab, A. Sievers and S. Szynkiewicz (eds.), Frontiers,
Boundaries, Limits: Their Notions and their Experiences in East Asia, pp. 131-138.
Unkel, Bad Honnef: Horlemann 1992.
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