The Journal of the Siam Society Vol. LXXI, Part 1-2, 1983 - Khamkoo

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· It is when one puts together the historical, B()cial, e4ucatio~l. econoro.jg ~11d va~ious other .fa~tors that the full sigQl:licarice.~f the -.. ~~tinulties a~d t~ansfoi:matio~s;~ · h~oome; · appar~nt ... what is ~e~ in. th~ . cont~~P9;aty situation -~~ -ii -a~p-ti~s. t.:;,··tli~ Sa~gh~ _is the~ growth of a speoia{kind ~f r~d~l p~lfty: . . - - .. . . - :· · ' ·· . . . - . . --.. " ' - ... .-• ... ;,_- :: ·.. . "-~ ·.. •, ' .. . . . ._:.1:.,- ~- It is our th~sis that the present. urban arrap,gement . of ~he-. · -· - ·cotuiti'y is' partly a product' ·and 'pattly. -~ 'faithfufre.lie6rluii·i1f. the_:_:.;C . ..:h ·••· center•initiated· · Poliey of' creating- a· hierarchy·~ ·of 'adtninistrati~e:cc:c ~:::,: Units -'.from circles. and pro\iinnes-tG--districts (atid:.smalb5r.: umt~)::·;,:·.- >-:~ with their. respective admi~istrative ...-gapitals. . Th_e. resj.Jlt ~ a P~:-· :.::-. .; ,,_, dominantly agricultural, industrially· und.erd,eveloped, country., is the · . gro~h of a ne~ kind of centet~~~iented, ·c~nter~dominated polity 'that '. ... ·,_ ,_ is radial in character, in that the various ·provincial capitals arid tirban constellations do not have so nt~ch inter1acking relationships,with one another,. but rather .are· dire~ly. oriented to . the .national :r:netr~polis ... ., .. that engages them in discrete .dyadic relations. • Within each province · .·· . the district administrativ~-~nd ~~rk~t'~~ntet~ whose hi~te~iand''iS the~ .- .' ' surrounding agricultural areas relate radially to: the· provin~ial capital; and all provincial' capitals in. turn relate radially to Bangkok :~·a~her .... than to·one another. .. Tambiah's general thesis is supported and amplified by the data:contained in Section II. of this study. . What. appears,:to. be .novel is the role Qt!fl'entlY::P.l.~y~dJ~y Adult Education courses in .enabling novices~.and .. monks to en.ha~c~_tb,e4' ~~reer~J?Y raising the .level of educational s.tandarcls . open to them~witb, all ..that ~hi!! ill1Pl¥~ _.~n terms :oLnew_ avenues for sQQ:i.lill ,.q1obUity :P1J9!'JO:()t ~\l:t?seq~~~t t~-~~~9,\>i1l~:'~ndJ~~ prqvldi,ng tb~n:t. WitP... tQ~. :g~~ry. skilJs J~ perfo.rw. .':llo.t;~- ~e.~el~l',~e.~t:o~~~~t8:~~4 -m~e~ in society. ~ .::: __ J (..:~: _:: i;:(:.,-;, TheBe .new: devek>_p1,11,ent-91'ie}ltat~ :.J:.QJ~s .nnts~;: iJ,J,-:t.w.:n{be::set within a somewhat different .and lengthier historical pe.rspective Which validat~:.o .. dn:vali4!!-tes them fr~m the point of view of religious (and particularly scr-iptural) orthodoxy, consideration or' which has been given in Sections III imd IV. I should like to express my gratitude to the Nuffield Foundation fcir a grant in support of this research arid to the Thai National Research Council fot l'ermission to carry it out. I am indebted to the foil9~lrig for tti~it advibe ~ttd·assiiitance:·
Annex : Translation of Thai Questionnaire··.· : ... .. · The purpose of ~his investigation is to study _the role of-the ~angha in ·~odern Thailand. It: is'beirig'co~aucted ~n behalf of th~ univeriity.ofHull (U.K:) in: c~ju~ction with the rh.ai NatJo~~tie~earch Council. Please mai-k answers ~ou ~~ee with ... ~·. ·- ........·.- .. with a tick. . .. ~ .. . . ..· .. 1. Status ·- ........- .. ~-- .... ··- : -~-~:::~~-:S'!'(. :· ~;,;\' .;.. 0 Lay.Porson... • . ' •• . -~.,a . '•' - ~ OMonk U Novico . ...... -~ ....... ·..... . 1i1 2. Home Background Year of birth : Place of birth : Occupation of Father.: Nuniber of brothers and sisters : Havo you been a luksjt ?:_ Which year ? : For bow long ? : Name ofWat: ··:'D_Yes ........ · .. D~o ~rovince ;. :. Provih®: 3. Ordination as a Novice Year of Ordination Name and'l'lace ofWat ;. Reason :f~~Ordinati~·:: . · -·: ...__ . -~:.:~ ;· ;r;,":·· •. ~ ....__··.·. ~ .. ..·~·- ...-.:....:__ _ ~k:O...clination as a Monk· .. :~-.'y~ of Ordination:; "i' · · .N~~e and Place of W~t : · :~.~;: ::Q Dhammayut' _. :. : · ~ 0 Mahanikai • j w;~~s,.at ~~i
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JOURNAL OF THE SIAM SOCIETY JANUARY
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The microfilming of rare books, Jou
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Fig. 7 Lihga. Ekamukhali!iga. Stone
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SOUTHERN THAI /KHLOK/ : AN ETYMOLOG
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8 Pitsamai Intarachat It should be
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THE "ENERGY TRANSITION" IN A MARKET
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12 Erik Cohen Whatever their specif
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20 Erik Cohen it necessitated consi
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22 Erik Cohen The new sources of en
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24 Erik Cohen Johnson, P., 1981 : S
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26 Marjorie A. Muecke hypothesis do
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64 B. Paul Durrenberger In Napachat
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'NOTES •·NOTES· ON -ANGKOR WAT.
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.REVIEWS Asian Action Newsletter of
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Douglas R. Webster, ed., The Southe
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Annual Reports 271 STAFF:. Mr. Jann
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LIST OF INSTITUTIONAL SUBSCRIBERS A
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