Originally published: For Tibet, with love. London : Bloomsbury, 2004.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 362-371).
CONTENTS NOTE
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The Quest -- Grant Me the Serenity to Accept the Things I Cannot Change -- The Beginning of the Beginning -- Wednesdays Between Six and Eight -- Short History Lesson -- Waking Up in Kathmandu -- Meeting Khenpo La -- Yak Tea with the Rinpoche -- She Is So Naughty -- Closed Gates -- Head in the Clouds -- Breathe In, Breathe Out -- Bring Me Sunshine -- The Eyes of the Buddha Maitreya -- The Friendship Highway -- Who Are You? -- Official Visits -- What Did You Do in Lhasa? -- A Gentle Friendship -- The Courage to Change the Things I Can -- Helping the Helpers? -- May I Give You This Booklet? -- Wait a Minute, Sergeant -- Will You Come Next Week? -- You Need to Change the Chinese Mind-Set -- Head in the Sand -- The Free Tibet Campaign -- Can We Call You Back? -- Are You Busy Thursday Morning? -- Achievable Targets? -- What Next? -- Have You Written to Your Member of Parliament? -- Tits for Tibet? -- Getting Organized -- Princess Smarty-Pants -- So You Want to Form a Company? -- The Importance of Being Webwise -- Abandonment Issues -- Jumping for Money -- Changing Careers Again -- Grandfather Clocks and Angel Cake -- Hasn't Everyone Done That? -- Money Raising for the Wary -- Do They Think I'm Crazy? -- Not Falling, but Flying -- Asking Why -- Tea with the Ambassador -- The Dalai Lama's Representative in London -- Publicizing the Panchen -- A Mug with a Handle -- Doing Something -- Don't Dillydally -- Flames Won't Be Necessary -- Twenty-two and Climbing -- Vegetarians and Anarchists -- Red Alert -- What's the Bunting? -- Saturday Sport -- And the Wisdom to Know the Difference -- A Trip to Dhabamsala -- The Most Exciting Letter Ever -- Walk This Way! -- Words from Bapu -- Whatever You Say, Khenpo -- Don't Take the Bus -- Would You Like Some Masala Tea? -- Two Dogs Doing It -- David Beckham, Very Good Footballer -- Chicken Tonight -- It Is Helpful, Yes -- Tortured at Nineteen -- A Day Off -- Over the Hills to Far Away -- Wearing a Chupa -- An Honest Prime Minister -- Rehearsal with the Deputy Secretary -- Pinch Me, Someone -- His Holiness the Dalai Lama -- What Can I Do? -- Reading Books and Watching Videos -- Tibet -- China.
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SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
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Recounts the author's year-long visit to Tibet as part of her determination to take a more active role in fighting the Chinese occupation, describing her often haphazard participation in protest, fundraisers, and other activities.
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For Tibet, with love
PERSONAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Losada, Isabel-- Travel-- China-- Tibet Autonomous Region.
Losada, Isabel.
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Politics and government
Travel.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Tibet Autonomous Region (China), Description and travel.
Tibet Autonomous Region (China), Politics and government, 1951-