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Subject Mon, folk media, culture, background, community, Samut Prakan
Author Sriphan Ratikanchalakorn
Title The role of folk media in Mon culture in Pra Pradaeng District
Document Type Thesis Original Language of Text -
Ethnic Identity Mon, Language and Linguistic Affiliations Austroasiatic
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SirindhornAnthropology Center Total Pages - Year 1995
Source Master of Arts in Communication Arts, Department of Public Relations, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Chulalongkorn University
Abstract

The author investigated folk media in the Mon culture in Phra Pradaeng District. It was found from the investigation that the folk media had changed in different periods in terms of their roles and patterns. The distinct role on the Mon residents was that they conformed to their traditions and they felt happy following their traditions. The role on community was to unite community members and the role on the ethnic society was the transmission and learning of the ethnic culture from one generation to the next. The transmission changed the distinction between animism and Buddhism. The media on Buddhist belief had been maintained more than those on animistic belief, which was a cultural heritage for young generations to carry on (p. 282).

Text Analyst Prapatpong Watcharasopa Date of Report May 18, 2016
TAG Mon, folk media, culture, background, community, Samut Prakan, Translator -
 
 

 

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