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Contemporary Buddhism : an interdisciplinary journal volume 10, no.1 May 2009.

Contributor(s): Crodby, Kate

| Dhammasami, Khammai

| Jotika Khur-yrarn

| Skilton, Andrew

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: UK : Routledge, Taylor& Francis Group, 2009Description: 195 pages ; 23 cmISSN: 14639947Subject(s): Buddhism -- Southeast Asia

| Shan -- Buddhism

| Myanmar -- Buddhism

DDC classification: 294.3 LOC classification: BQ266 | .C65 2011

Contents:

1. The central position of the Shan/Tai Buddhism for the socio-political development of Wa and Kayah peoples by Chit Hlaing(F.K. Lehman)--__ 2. Shan tribute relations in the nineteenth century by Susan Conway__ 3. Growing but as a sideline: an overview of modern Shan Monastic education by Venerable Khammai Dhammasami__ 4. Rite of passage or ethnic festival? by Nacy Eberhardt___ 5. Buddhist orthodoxy or ritual excess in a Shan novice ordination by Jane M. FErguson__ 6. Tai Khun Buddhism and ethnic-religious identity by Klemens Karlsson ___ 7. Richness of Buddhist texts in Shan manuscripts: seven Shan versions of Satipatthana Sutta by Jotika Khur-yearn__ 8. Archaeology of the Shan plateau: the bronze to Buddhist transition by Elizabeth Moore__ 9. Khamti Shan Buddhism and culture in Arunacha Pradesh, India by Siraporn Nathalang ___ 10. Recital of the Tham Vessantara-jataka: a social -cultural phenomenon in Kengtun, eastern Shan State, Myanmar by Sengpan Pannyawamsa___ 11. Shan Buddhist art on the market: what, where and why? by Catherine Raymond___ 12. Pu Khwan Khao worship of Dehong Tai in Yunnan: fertility and Buddhist felicity by Arthid Sheravanichkul___ 13. The changing nature of Shan political ritual and identity in Maehongson, northwestern Thailand by Nocila Tannenbaum___ 14. Stupa worship: the early form of Tai religious tourism by Pimmada Wichasin

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Item type	Current location	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Continuing Resources	Shan State Buddhist University Library	Periodical Collection	294.3 Co 13 (Serial)	Available		S000000013
Continuing Resources	Shan State Buddhist University Library	Periodical Collection	294.3 Co 14 (Serial)	Available		S000000014

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1. The central position of the Shan/Tai Buddhism for the socio-political development of Wa and Kayah peoples by Chit Hlaing(F.K. Lehman)--__
2. Shan tribute relations in the nineteenth century by Susan Conway__
3. Growing but as a sideline: an overview of modern Shan Monastic education by Venerable Khammai Dhammasami__
4. Rite of passage or ethnic festival? by Nacy Eberhardt___
5. Buddhist orthodoxy or ritual excess in a Shan novice ordination by Jane M. FErguson__
6. Tai Khun Buddhism and ethnic-religious identity by Klemens Karlsson ___
7. Richness of Buddhist texts in Shan manuscripts: seven Shan versions of Satipatthana Sutta by Jotika Khur-yearn__
8. Archaeology of the Shan plateau: the bronze to Buddhist transition by Elizabeth Moore__
9. Khamti Shan Buddhism and culture in Arunacha Pradesh, India by Siraporn Nathalang ___
10. Recital of the Tham Vessantara-jataka: a social -cultural phenomenon in Kengtun, eastern Shan State, Myanmar by Sengpan Pannyawamsa___
11. Shan Buddhist art on the market: what, where and why? by Catherine Raymond___
12. Pu Khwan Khao worship of Dehong Tai in Yunnan: fertility and Buddhist felicity by Arthid Sheravanichkul___
13. The changing nature of Shan political ritual and identity in Maehongson, northwestern Thailand by Nocila Tannenbaum___
14. Stupa worship: the early form of Tai religious tourism by Pimmada Wichasin

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