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OLD PHUKET. Introduction by H.E. Gerard Andre, 1986. 188 pp. Baht 230/US$ 9.00 Three articles by Gerini, Carrington, and Burke, published in the Journal of the Siam Society in 1905-6, on the early history of "Junk Ceylon Island" provide interesting glimpses into a past largely unknown to modem tourists. A HISTORY OF WAT PHRA CHETUPHON AND ITS BUDDHA IMAGES. By Kathleen I. Matics, 1979. 71 pp., ill. Baht 110/US$ 5.00 Comprehensive introduction to the fascinating-and historically and artistically important-Bangkok temple popularly known as Wat Po. CHULAKANTAMANGALA: THE TONSURE CEREMONY AS PERFORMED IN SIAM. By G.E. Gerini, 1976.243 pp. Baht 120/US$ 6.00 Authoritative and detailed information on topknots, and how the tonsure ceremony has traditionally been performed among royalty and commoners. WAT PRA YUN RECONSIDERED. By A.B. Griswold, 1975.88 pp., ill.Baht70/US$3.50 Constructed between 1901 and 1907, Wat Pra Yun was within 20 years attributed by scholars to the 14th century. The author recounts how this innocent deception came about. STONE INSCRIPTIONS OF SUKHOTHAI. English translation by H.R.H. Prince Wan Waithayakon, French by George Credes, 196., 12 pp. Baht 10/US$ 0.50 Translations of King Ram Khamhaeng's "Inscription No. 1" by two of the greatest scholars of Thai history and epigraphy. GARDENING IN BANGKOK by William Warren and Ping Amranand, 1996, 240 pp., ill. Baht 990 IUS$ 48.00 A new printing of M.R. Pimsai's pioneering work, designed to assist Bangkok gardeners in a practical way. William Warren has brought this classic up-to-date, while retaining M.R. Pimsai's unique voice, described in the Preface by John Blofeld as" ... vivid, natural, and compelling-a style based on the principle that people should write very much as they talk". Ping Amranand's 136 photographs have been re-edited and integrated with the text. With a new' comprehensive index. PHAULKON, THE GREEK FIRST COUNSELLOR AT THE COURT OF SIAM: AN APPRAISAL, by George A. Sioris, 1998, Baht 350/US$15.00 This book represents a wide-ranging character appraisal by a fellow Greek of Constantine Gerakis, better known as Phaulkon, who was the brilliant and controversial Greek First Counsellor at the Court of Siam in the 1 7th century. THAI CULTURE IN TRANSITION, by William J. Klausner, 1997, Baht 300/US$12.00 This book is mainly concerned with cultural transition and transformation and is thus a logical extension of the author's Reflections on Thai Culture, which focused on traditional patterns of Thai culture. William J. Klausner arrived in Thailand in 1955 and, after undertaking a year of intensive field workin a Northeastern Thai village, has served in staff, advisory, consultative, and other capacities in the Thai government and in numerous Thai and foreign foundations. He has taught at Thammasat and Chulalongkom Universities and has been active in the World Fellowship of Buddhists. CULTURAL REPRESENTATION IN TRANSITION: NEW VIETNAMESE PAINTING. 1997 Baht 1490/US$ 50.00 The arts are flourishing in Vietnam today. Hundreds of painters are at work in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and other Vietnamese cities. They work in a broad range of styles and themes, building on 254 Journal of the Siam Society, Vol. 86, Parts 1 & 2
techniques developed in French colonial times, but related to the issues which concern Vietnamese people today. This full color trilingual catalogue (English, Vietnamese.and Thai) includes essays by Mr. Chatvichai Promadhattavedi, Mr. Nguyen Quan and Mr. Neil Jamieson which make scholarly contributions to the understanding of Vietnamese art. Journal of the Siam Society, Vol. 86, Parts 1 & 2 255
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