TRAJECTORIES OF TIBETAN EXILIC CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE SELECT WORKS OF TENZIN TSUNDUE

The paper aims to look at the many facets and trajectories of the Tibetan
exilic consciousness as represented in select works of the Tibetan Diasporic writer
Tenzin Tsundue. It looks at the composite nature of this exilic space by studying
complex and interconnected factors like the imaginary yet very real homeland, the
manifold alienations and hence the ensuing resisting identities. The paper also
observes the significance of Tsundue’s writings that makes possible the voicing of
the concerns of these exiled people. Thus Tsundue‘s writings are not just a
resistance but a representation of the hitherto unrepresented.