Vol 8

Published 2005-01-01

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 8 (2005)

Published 2005-01-01

Vol 8

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 8 (2005)

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Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 8.1 (2005)

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, Special Issue No. 9 (2005) Folklore, Folklife, and Folk Literature

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, 8.2 (2005)

Manusya, Journal of Humanities, Special Issue No. 10 (2005) Intersexuality and Literary Interpretation

The Textual Functions of Time Adverbial Clauses in Thai Travelogues

Somsonge Burusphat

1-21

Categories and Logical Forms in Kant’s Metaphysical Deduction

Soraj Hongladarom

22-37

Modern Thai Buddhist Poetry by Women Poets: A Transformation of Wisdom

Suchitra Chongstitvatana

38-50

A System of Epistemic Modality in Thai

Suda Rangkupan

51-67

From Dupin to Oedipa: Thomas Pynchon’s Parodic Take on Detective Fiction

Suradech Chotiudompant

68-86

Resurrecting a Dying Tradition: The Strategic Management of Traditional Thai Desserts and Snacks at Laan Fueng Nakorn, the Old Siam Plaza

Tanachanan Petchsombat

87-99

The Textual Functions of Time Adverbial Clauses in Thai Travelogues

Somsonge Burusphat

1-21

Categories and Logical Forms in Kant’s Metaphysical Deduction

Soraj Hongladarom

22-37

Modern Thai Buddhist Poetry by Women Poets: A Transformation of Wisdom

Suchitra Chongstitvatana

38-50

A System of Epistemic Modality in Thai

Suda Rangkupan

51-67

From Dupin to Oedipa: Thomas Pynchon’s Parodic Take on Detective Fiction

Suradech Chotiudompant

68-86

Resurrecting a Dying Tradition: The Strategic Management of Traditional Thai Desserts and Snacks at Laan Fueng Nakorn, the Old Siam Plaza

Tanachanan Petchsombat

87-99

The Myths of the Buddha’s Relics of the Tai People: Reflections on the Relationship between Buddhism and Indigenous Beliefs

Pathom Hongsuwan

1-14

The Roles of the Buddha in Thai Myths: Reflections on the Attempt to Integrate Buddhism into Thai Local Beliefs

Poramin Jaruworn

15-26

Water Lore: Thai-Tai Folk Beliefs and Literature

Prakong Nimmanahaeminda

27-39

Cultural Hybridity and Dynamics in Hanuman Chansamon

Siriporn Phakdeephasook

40-61

Significance and Role of the Chicken in the Akha Worldview

Sukanya Sujachaya

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Chomnard Sitisarn

62-79

Beyond the Cockfight: Masculinity and the Thai Dove-Cooing Contest

Wanni Wibulswasdi Anderson

80-91

The Myths of the Buddha’s Relics of the Tai People: Reflections on the Relationship between Buddhism and Indigenous Beliefs

Pathom Hongsuwan

1-14

The Roles of the Buddha in Thai Myths: Reflections on the Attempt to Integrate Buddhism into Thai Local Beliefs

Poramin Jaruworn

15-26

Water Lore: Thai-Tai Folk Beliefs and Literature

Prakong Nimmanahaeminda

27-39

Cultural Hybridity and Dynamics in Hanuman Chansamon

Siriporn Phakdeephasook

40-61

Significance and Role of the Chicken in the Akha Worldview

Sukanya Sujachaya

,

Chomnard Sitisarn

62-79

Beyond the Cockfight: Masculinity and the Thai Dove-Cooing Contest

Wanni Wibulswasdi Anderson

80-91

Cohesive Devices in Narrative Songs of Jaran Manopetch

Kritsana Athapanyawanit

1-13

Love Metaphors in Modern Thai Songs

Pattra Ngamjitwongsakul

14-29

The Significance of Puccha-vissajjana in the Buddhist Literature

Pisit Kobbun

30-43

Working between Two Worlds: New Roles for Traditional Thai Dance and Dancers

Pornrat Damrhung

44-57

Advisory Facilities for Long-stay Japanese Senior Travellers in Chiangmai

Prathurng Hongsranagon

58-66

Food, Emotion and the Empowerment of Women in Contemporary Fiction by Women Writers

Surapeepan Chatraporn

67-82

Cohesive Devices in Narrative Songs of Jaran Manopetch

Kritsana Athapanyawanit

1-13

Love Metaphors in Modern Thai Songs

Pattra Ngamjitwongsakul

14-29

The Significance of Puccha-vissajjana in the Buddhist Literature

Pisit Kobbun

30-43

Working between Two Worlds: New Roles for Traditional Thai Dance and Dancers

Pornrat Damrhung

44-57

Advisory Facilities for Long-stay Japanese Senior Travellers in Chiangmai

Prathurng Hongsranagon

58-66

Food, Emotion and the Empowerment of Women in Contemporary Fiction by Women Writers

Surapeepan Chatraporn

67-82

‘Who Is’t Can Read a Woman?’: Representation of Queen Elizabeth I in Cymbeline

Thanomnual Hiranyatheb

1-23

‘Exile, Secrecy, and Cunning’: Cultural Translation and Hybridity in Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior

Chutima Pragatwutisarn

24-42

Trauma, Repressed Memory, and the Question of ‘Authenticity’: Reading See Under: Love and Beloved through Bhabha

Phrae Chittiphalangsri

43-56

‘Miracle Scene’: The Sanskrit Figure of Speech ‘Samasokti’ in Thai Literary Convention

Kusuma Raksamani

57-62

The Meanings of the Horse-Faced Mask in the Story of Kaeo Na Ma

Cholada Ruengruglikit

63-77

The Legacy of Traditional Thai Literature and Its Impact on Contemporary Children’s Literature

Ruenruthai Sujjapun

78-87

Life in Agony: The City as Portrayed in Modernist Thai Short Stories (1964-1973)

Irrawadee Tailanga

88-106

‘Who Is’t Can Read a Woman?’: Representation of Queen Elizabeth I in Cymbeline

Thanomnual Hiranyatheb

1-23

‘Exile, Secrecy, and Cunning’: Cultural Translation and Hybridity in Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior

Chutima Pragatwutisarn

24-42

Trauma, Repressed Memory, and the Question of ‘Authenticity’: Reading See Under: Love and Beloved through Bhabha

Phrae Chittiphalangsri

43-56

‘Miracle Scene’: The Sanskrit Figure of Speech ‘Samasokti’ in Thai Literary Convention

Kusuma Raksamani

57-62

The Meanings of the Horse-Faced Mask in the Story of Kaeo Na Ma

Cholada Ruengruglikit

63-77

The Legacy of Traditional Thai Literature and Its Impact on Contemporary Children’s Literature

Ruenruthai Sujjapun

78-87

Life in Agony: The City as Portrayed in Modernist Thai Short Stories (1964-1973)

Irrawadee Tailanga

88-106

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