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The book discusses nomadic culture in Mongolia through its literary, religious, and socio-historical contexts by studying the contemporary poetry of Mend-Ooyo. It takes a careful look at the poetry in the Mongolian post-Soviet period. Certain sections present a systematic analysis of Altan Ovoo according to the following criteria: religion and spirituality, history, prose, narrative, poetry, the natural world, and autobiography. The growing geopolitical importance of Russia and China means that, as the country enveloped by those two superpowers, Mongolia will come to play an important negotiat

Mongolia -- Civilization. --- Mongolia -- Social life and customs. --- Mongolian poetry -- History and criticism. --- Mongols -- History -- Poetry. --- Mongolian poetry --- Steppes --- Landscapes in literature --- Landscape in literature --- Grasslands --- Mongolian literature --- History and criticism --- Mėnd-Ooëo, Gombozhavyn. --- Criticism and interpretation.