Vol 26

Published 2023-04-21

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 26 (2023)

Published 2023-04-21

Vol 26

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 26 (2023)

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Tai Dam Diaspora Consciousness and Routes of Migration: An Analysis from Funeral Manuscripts

Pichet Saiphan

1-18

Comitatives and Instrumentals in Thai: A Diachronic Typological Perspective

Vipas Pothipath

1-20

The Offering of Begging Bowls by the Four Lokapālas: Its Literary and Visual Representations in South Asia

Natchapol Sirisawad

1-30

A Critical Discourse Analysis of News Reports on Covid-19 from The New York Times and China Daily

Yulin Mai

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Andrew Jocuns

1-28

A Corpus-Based Study of the Order of Adjectives in Japanese Antonym Sequences: The Role of Markedness and Frequency

Phornthip Nithithanawiwat

1-20

Locke’s Distinction Between Primary and Secondary Qualities as Partly Correlated with Kant’s Account of The Thing in Itself

Puttipong Oungkanungveth

1-14

Classifying “Lao” Ethnic Languages Spoken in Central Thailand Using Tonal Criteria: A Case Study of “Chachoengsao Lao”

Warunsiri Pornpottanamas

1-24

A Corpus-Based Study of the Reflexive Form Tua-eng ‘Self’ in Thai

Theeraporn Ratitamkul

1-24

“Dream Boy” and “Hotmale” The Semiotic Landscape of Queer Space in Bangkok

Joey Andrew Lucido Santos

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Pavadee Saisuwan

1-22

Palace, Prison, Park or Palimpsest? The Contested Heritage of the Former Palace of Chiang Mai

Worrasit Tantinipankul

1-20

Images of Thai Women in Thai Travel Magazines

Permtip Buaphet

1-22

The Brigands’ Song among the Ngạn People in Northern Vietnam

David Holm

1-26

Burmese Nissaya Literature: A Mainstream Monastic Education Learning Method and its Salient Features

Ven. Pannabhoga Herngseng

1-23

Music Icons, Allegories and Symbolic Representation: Iconological Analysis of Thai Murals Along the Mae Klong Riverside

Traitrung Ploymong

,

Poonpit Amatyaku

,

Narongchai Pidokrajt

,

Manus Keawbucha

1-22

Thai Actors and Their Methods of Characterization

Thanyarat Praditthaen

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Prit Supasetsiri

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Porawan Patayanon

1-24

From Proto-Southwestern Tai to Modern Lanna Tai: Implications From the 16th-Century Phonology

Shinnakrit Tangsiriwattanakul

1-33

Independence or Interdependence?: The Thai Self-Construal as Reflected by Linguistic Evidence

Natthaporn Panpothong

,

Siriporn Phakdeephasook

1-25

Tai Dam Diaspora Consciousness and Routes of Migration: An Analysis from Funeral Manuscripts

Pichet Saiphan

1-18

Comitatives and Instrumentals in Thai: A Diachronic Typological Perspective

Vipas Pothipath

1-20

The Offering of Begging Bowls by the Four Lokapālas: Its Literary and Visual Representations in South Asia

Natchapol Sirisawad

1-30

A Critical Discourse Analysis of News Reports on Covid-19 from The New York Times and China Daily

Yulin Mai

,

Andrew Jocuns

1-28

A Corpus-Based Study of the Order of Adjectives in Japanese Antonym Sequences: The Role of Markedness and Frequency

Phornthip Nithithanawiwat

1-20

Locke’s Distinction Between Primary and Secondary Qualities as Partly Correlated with Kant’s Account of The Thing in Itself

Puttipong Oungkanungveth

1-14

Classifying “Lao” Ethnic Languages Spoken in Central Thailand Using Tonal Criteria: A Case Study of “Chachoengsao Lao”

Warunsiri Pornpottanamas

1-24

A Corpus-Based Study of the Reflexive Form Tua-eng ‘Self’ in Thai

Theeraporn Ratitamkul

1-24

“Dream Boy” and “Hotmale” The Semiotic Landscape of Queer Space in Bangkok

Joey Andrew Lucido Santos

,

Pavadee Saisuwan

1-22

Palace, Prison, Park or Palimpsest? The Contested Heritage of the Former Palace of Chiang Mai

Worrasit Tantinipankul

1-20

Images of Thai Women in Thai Travel Magazines

Permtip Buaphet

1-22

The Brigands’ Song among the Ngạn People in Northern Vietnam

David Holm

1-26

Burmese Nissaya Literature: A Mainstream Monastic Education Learning Method and its Salient Features

Ven. Pannabhoga Herngseng

1-23

Music Icons, Allegories and Symbolic Representation: Iconological Analysis of Thai Murals Along the Mae Klong Riverside

Traitrung Ploymong

,

Poonpit Amatyaku

,

Narongchai Pidokrajt

,

Manus Keawbucha

1-22

Thai Actors and Their Methods of Characterization

Thanyarat Praditthaen

,

Prit Supasetsiri

,

Porawan Patayanon

1-24

From Proto-Southwestern Tai to Modern Lanna Tai: Implications From the 16th-Century Phonology

Shinnakrit Tangsiriwattanakul

1-33

Independence or Interdependence?: The Thai Self-Construal as Reflected by Linguistic Evidence

Natthaporn Panpothong

,

Siriporn Phakdeephasook

1-25

Liberating Thai History: The Thai Past in an Asian Century

Arjun Subrahmanyan

1-15

Japan for Example – National Character as the Driving Force of National Progress in Thai Conservative Writings about Japan

David M. Malitz

1-15

Revisiting Pan-Asianism in the Decolonization of the Indo-Pacific: Inspiration, Order, and Democratization

Wasana Wongsurawat

1-6

“Asia for Asians”: Revisiting Pan-Asianism through the Propaganda Arts of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Andre Magpantay

1-20

“Anarchy” against “Order”: French Elite Perception of the Conflict in Manchuria

Alexandre Barthel

1-18

The Ghadar Movement in Thailand, 1914–1917: Overseas Indian ‘Rebels’ and Their Multinational Asian Assistants

Pimmanus Wibulsilp

1-19

Military Study Abroad as Thailand’s Foreign Policy Between the 1930s–1940s

Thep Boontanondha

1-19

Prince Wan Waithayakon’s Attempt for Rapprochement with the People’s Republic of China at the 1955 Asian-African Conference at Bandung

Wiraj Sripong

1-17

Liberating Thai History: The Thai Past in an Asian Century

Arjun Subrahmanyan

1-15

Japan for Example – National Character as the Driving Force of National Progress in Thai Conservative Writings about Japan

David M. Malitz

1-15

Revisiting Pan-Asianism in the Decolonization of the Indo-Pacific: Inspiration, Order, and Democratization

Wasana Wongsurawat

1-6

“Asia for Asians”: Revisiting Pan-Asianism through the Propaganda Arts of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Andre Magpantay

1-20

“Anarchy” against “Order”: French Elite Perception of the Conflict in Manchuria

Alexandre Barthel

1-18

The Ghadar Movement in Thailand, 1914–1917: Overseas Indian ‘Rebels’ and Their Multinational Asian Assistants

Pimmanus Wibulsilp

1-19

Military Study Abroad as Thailand’s Foreign Policy Between the 1930s–1940s

Thep Boontanondha

1-19

Prince Wan Waithayakon’s Attempt for Rapprochement with the People’s Republic of China at the 1955 Asian-African Conference at Bandung

Wiraj Sripong

1-17

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