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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Thainess"”.
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Negotiating Thainess : Religious and National Identities in Thailand's Southern Conflict
… culture and attempts to impose the ideology of Thainess upon the region have left the Thai state without legitimacy in the eyes of the Malay Muslim majority. As such, ethnicity and religion have become major sources of dissonance between the Thai state and the local population. Exploring local …
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Speaking in Thai, dreaming in Isan: Popular Thai television and emerging identities of Lao Isan youth living in northeast Thailand
… Kaen and nearby town Mahasarakham experience Thainess or khwampenthai in its most popular form – television. People who inhabit the northeast of Thailand interchangeably label themselves and are labelled by others as Isan, Thai Isan, Lao Isan, Thai or Lao, depending on the ethnic, political, …
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The Buddhist and the Khaek: A Study of the Thai State's Ontological Security and Self-Identity
… involves the framing and constructions of "Thainess" or Thai identity in relation to the "other" or Thai and Malayu Muslims during the events. This framing is related to ethno, religious, and cultural nationalism and draws on those narratives. The theory that this research draws from is the …
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The dispossessed : an anthropological reconstruction of Lawa ethnohistory in the light of their relationship with the Tai
… persists without Lawa labels. 'Lawaness' and 'Thainess' have intermingled both socially and culturally, so that separate identities may no longer be distinguishable except through scholarly analysis. At present, the Thai (Siamese) have been able to incorporate Lanna into the centralized …
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The dispossessed : an anthropological reconstruction of Lawa ethnohistory in the light of their relationship with the Tai
… persists without Lawa labels. 'Lawaness' and 'Thainess' have intermingled both socially and culturally, so that separate identities may no longer be distinguishable except through scholarly analysis. At present, the Thai (Siamese) have been able to incorporate Lanna into the centralized …