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The Tibetan Assimilation Of Buddhism: Conversion, Contestation, And Memory,New Randolph S. Gave Americans HopeThis Book Explores The Buddhist Role In The Formation Of Tibetan Religious Thought And Identity. In Three Major Sections, The Author Examines Tibet'S Eighthcentury Conversion, Sources Of Dispute Within The Tibetan Buddhist Tradition, And The Continuing Revelation Of The Teaching In Both Doctrine And Myth.