The Limbuwan

Limbuwan is a metaphor; it is an inclusive philosophical and democratic concept. This metaphor enforces all Limbuwan people (Limbus, other indigenous people, Bahuns, Chetris, and oppressed Indo-Aryans—dalits) to think critically because thinking critically is the heart of human understanding.

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Marohang Limbu

About Me

Marohang Limbu: El Paso, Texas, United States; I was born and brought up in a Himalayan country, Nepal. I received my Bachelor degrees in Education and English Literature. I have M.A. degrees in English Literature from Tribhuvan University, Nepal and in Rhetoric and Professional Communication from New Mexico State University, New Mexico. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph. D. program in Rhetoric and Composition at University of Texas at El Paso. My areas of interest are Limbu Mundhum Philosophy and Rhetoric, Nepali Rhetoric, and South Asian Rhetoric, Rhetoric and Cultural studies, Cross Cultural/Inter-Cultural Rhetoric, Classical Rhetoric, ESL/EFL, Generation 1.5, Postmodernism, Post/Neo-colonialism, and Feminism. Contact: marohang@yahoo.com 1575-650-6708

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Marohang and Ganga

Happy Moment in 2005

Happy Moment in 2005

Ganga, Lasu, Marohang, and Namling

The White Sands

The White Sands

Namling and Marohang

The White Sands

The White Sands

Marohang, Lasu, and Namling

Bhaktapur, Nepal

Bhaktapur, Nepal

Three Generations--Gangalal, Chandrawati, Marohang, and Lasu and Namling

Critical Activity Theory