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8260. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Textiles exchange in T’ai societies », in Proceedings of
the 4 th International Conference on Thai Studies, Kunming, Yunnan, 11-13 May
1990, Kunming : Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1990, vol. 1, p. 363-371.
8261. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « The T’ai Textile Project » (en thaï), Journal of
Srinakharinwirot University, vol. 9, n° 1, 1990, p. 56-61.
8262. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Textiles and cultural meanings : the Buyei, Kam, and
Zhuang of China and the Thai Lao of Southeast Asia » (en chinois), Ethnic Studies
in Guizhou, vol. 4, 1991, p. 98-107.
8263. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Contexts and meaning in Tai textiles », in Mattiebelle
Gittinger, H. Leedom Lefferts Jr. (eds.), Textiles and the Tai experience in Southeast
Asia, Washington, DC : The Textile Museum, 1992, p. 59-91, ill.
♦ Le port et la signification des costumes au service des ancêtres (lors des funérailles chez les Tay dam)
et en milieu bouddhiste, en fonction de la hiérarchie sociale, et dans les étapes de la vie d’une femme.
8264. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Intricate weavings : the technology of Tai weaving in
Thailand and Laos ». Paper presented at the 21 st Annual Conference on South
Asia, workshop on South Asian Artists/Artisans Working in Traditional Modes,
Madison, University of Wisconsin, November 6, 1992, reprogr.
8265. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Southeast Asian textiles : new research and writing »,
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, vol. 23, n° 2, 1992, p. 405-417.
8266. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Textiles in the service of Tai Buddhism », in M. Gittinger,
H.L. Lefferts Jr. (eds.), Textiles and the Tai experience in Southeast Asia,
Washington, DC : The Textile Museum, 1992.
♦ Voir également son article : « Textiles, Buddhism and society in northeast Thailand ». Paper presented at
: Cloth and the Organization of Human Experience, Troutbeckn Amenia, New York, 1983, 30 p., reprogr.
8267. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « The power of women’s decisions : textiles in Tai Dam
and Thai-Lao Theravada Buddhism funerals », Southeast Asian Journal of Social
Science, vol. 21, n° 2 (special issue on funerals), 1993, p. 108-126.
8268. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Clothing the serpent : transformations of the naak in
Thai-Lao Theravada Buddhism », in Lynne Milgram, Penny Van Esterik (eds.),
The transformative power of cloth in Southeast Asia, Montréal ; Toronto :
Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies, The Museum for Textiles, 1994,
p. 19-38.
8269. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Women, textiles, and Theravada Buddhism : towards a
methodology of inclusion ». Paper presented at the Conference, Buddhism, Modernity,
and Politics in Southeast Asia, program in Southeast Asian Studies, Arizona
State University, December 8, 1995, reprogr.
♦ Voir également sa communication : « Textiles and the hidden power of women in Tai cultures »,
Randolph Macon Women’s College, Lynchburg, Virginia, 7 November 1991.
8270. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « The ritual importance of the mundane : white cloth
among the Tai of Southeast Asia », Expedition, vol. 38, n° 1, 1996, p. 37-50.
8271. LEFFERTS Leedom H. Jr., « Objects of power, women of prowess : material culture
in Southeast Asia. A Celebration of Jane Richardson Hank’s contributions to
Southeast Asian Studies ». Paper presented at the Crafts, Identities, and Representations,
a Symposium on Southeast Asian Textiles, Program for Southeast
Asian Studies, Arizona State University, April 14-15, 2000, reprogr.
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