Charles F Keyes
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 100368 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles F Keyes |
| PRENOMES | Charles F |
| SOBRENOME | Keyes |
| ASSINATURA | KEYES C F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Washington |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 54 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 381 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Why the Thai Are Not Christians
Thailand
Afterword
Afterword
The Karen are an invention of the modern world, a product of Christian missionization, colonial and postcolonial ethnographic research, and policies regarding ethnic minorities adopted by the governments of independent Burma and Thailand. Beginning in the early nineteenth century the local worlds of Karennicspeaking peoples began to be penetrated in significant ways by new outside influences and such penetration intensified throughout the twentie…
Weber and Anthropology
This article is about the influence of the work of the German sociologist Max Weber (1864-1920) on English-speaking anthropologists. Although Weber does not figure prominently in the history of anthropology, his work has, nonetheless, had a profound influence on anthropological methodology and theoretical thinking on the relationship between religion and political economy. The "interpretive anthropology" first developed by Geertz has roots in Web…
Being Protestant Christians in Southeast Asian Worlds
The five cases of Protestant Christian practice in Indonesia and Thailand presented in this symposium are used to develop a sociology of Protestantism in Southeast Asia. A review is first undertaken of the history of Protestant missionary activity in Southeast Asia. Protestantism, it is observed, insists on the ultimate authority of the Bible. This authority has not been accepted by Southeast Asians until they have access to the Christian message…
Asian Visions of Authority
Asian Visions of Authority
CHAPTER Nine. Why the Thai Are Not Christians
Christianity as an Indigenous Religion in Southeast Asia
Buddhist Politics and Their Revolutionary Origins in Thailand
Thailand is often viewed as an Asian country which has experienced no fundamental revolutionary change because the two major institutions on which the Thai nation is predicated—the monarchy and the Buddhist monkhood or Sangha—have deep roots in the past. Despite the continuity of these institutions, this article argues that Thai politics, which have been shaped in the past two decades by the influence of a number of activist Buddhist movements, c…
A Culture in Search of Survival
Theravāda Buddhism and its Worldly Transformations in Thailand
Thailand
Muang Metaphysics. A Study of Northern Thai Myth and Ritual
Still More on Peasant Strategies in Asian Societies
Editorial| May 01 1984 Still More on Peasant Strategies in Asian Societies: A Reply to Edwin Moise Charles F. Keyes Charles F. Keyes University of Washington Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of Asian Studies (1984) 43 (3): 501–502. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021911800071606 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email…
Introduction tourism and re-created ethnicity
Highlanders of Thailand
Karma. An Anthropological Enquiry
Mother or Mistress but Never a Monk
Notions of gender have a givenness for most people as they are rooted in fundamental assumptions about the underlying meaning of reality. In Buddhist Thailand, gender notions can be shown to derive from sources that formulate a Buddhist world view. In this paper it is maintained, contrary to the argument of some scholars, that Thai Buddhist culture does not relegate women to a religiously inferior status relative to men. Rather, both males and fe…
Tribal ethnicity and the state in Vietnam
Sons of the Mountains: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Central Highlands to 1954. GERALD CANNON HICKEY.Free in the Forest: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Central Highlands, 1954-76. GERALD CANNON HICKEY
Karma
Merit-Transference in the Kammic Theory of Popular Theravada Buddhism
Buddhist Discipline Discipline
Economie Action and Buddhist Morality in a Thai Village
Although the Thai-Lao peasants living in rain-fed agricultural communities in northeastern Thailand have experienced some improvements in their socioeconomic situation as a consequence of the growth of the Thai economy since the mid-1950s, these peasants still constitute the poorest sector of the population of Thailand. Moreover, the socioeconomic position of the rural northeastern Thai populace has actually declined relative to that of the urban…
Mother or Mistress but Never a Monk
Notions of gender have a givenness for most people as they are rooted in fundamental assumptions about the underlying meaning of reality. In Buddhist Thailand, gender notions can be shown to derive from sources that formulate a Buddhist world view. In this paper it is maintained, contrary to the argument of some scholars, that Thai Buddhist culture does not relegate women to a religiously inferior status relative to men. Rather, both males and fe…
Millennialism, Theravāda Buddhism, and Thai Society
Theoretical ConsiderationsIn this paper I am concerned with the explanation of a type of religious phenomenon I shall refer to as millennialism. I would, at the outset, underline the religious character of this phenomenon, since millennialism (also known under a variety of other names) is often viewed as a projection of psychological, economic, or political crisis experiences. I do not view religion merely as a projective system; rather I hold wi…
Buddhism and National Integration in Thailand
Buddhism in Thailand has been both subjected to integrative policies advanced by the Thai government and manipulated as an instrument for promoting national integration. As a result of reforms instituted at the end of the nineteenth century, several different traditions of Therevada Buddhism were united into a national religious system. In recent years, the Thai government has attempted to involve the Buddhist Sangha in efforts to promote economi…
Introduction tourism and re-created ethnicity
Weber and Anthropology
This article is about the influence of the work of the German sociologist Max Weber (1864-1920) on English-speaking anthropologists. Although Weber does not figure prominently in the history of anthropology, his work has, nonetheless, had a profound influence on anthropological methodology and theoretical thinking on the relationship between religion and political economy. The "interpretive anthropology" first developed by Geertz has roots in Web…
Buddhist Politics and Their Revolutionary Origins in Thailand
Thailand is often viewed as an Asian country which has experienced no fundamental revolutionary change because the two major institutions on which the Thai nation is predicated—the monarchy and the Buddhist monkhood or Sangha—have deep roots in the past. Despite the continuity of these institutions, this article argues that Thai politics, which have been shaped in the past two decades by the influence of a number of activist Buddhist movements, c…
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
Economie Action and Buddhist Morality in a Thai Village
Although the Thai-Lao peasants living in rain-fed agricultural communities in northeastern Thailand have experienced some improvements in their socioeconomic situation as a consequence of the growth of the Thai economy since the mid-1950s, these peasants still constitute the poorest sector of the population of Thailand. Moreover, the socioeconomic position of the rural northeastern Thai populace has actually declined relative to that of the urban…
Buddhist Pilgrimage Centers and the Twelve-Year Cycle
Being Protestant Christians in Southeast Asian Worlds
The five cases of Protestant Christian practice in Indonesia and Thailand presented in this symposium are used to develop a sociology of Protestantism in Southeast Asia. A review is first undertaken of the history of Protestant missionary activity in Southeast Asia. Protestantism, it is observed, insists on the ultimate authority of the Bible. This authority has not been accepted by Southeast Asians until they have access to the Christian message…
Ethnic Identity and Loyalty of Villagers in Northeastern Thailand
Research Article| July 01 1966 Ethnic Identity and Loyalty of Villagers in Northeastern Thailand Charles F. Keyes Charles F. Keyes Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1937) 6 (7): 362-369. https://doi.org/10.2307/2642329 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon …
Asian Visions of Authority
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
Theravāda Buddhism and its Worldly Transformations in Thailand
Tribal ethnicity and the state in Vietnam
Sons of the Mountains: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Central Highlands to 1954. GERALD CANNON HICKEY.Free in the Forest: Ethnohistory of the Vietnamese Central Highlands, 1954-76. GERALD CANNON HICKEY
Muang Metaphysics. A Study of Northern Thai Myth and Ritual
Negara
Ethnology
Ethnic Identity and Loyalty of Villagers in Northeastern Thailand
Research Article| July 01 1966 Ethnic Identity and Loyalty of Villagers in Northeastern Thailand Charles F. Keyes Charles F. Keyes Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1937) 6 (7): 362-369. https://doi.org/10.2307/2642329 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon …
Factors Related to Thai Peasant Personality
Jaarverslag 1967
Isan
Cornell Thailand Project: Interim Reports Series: Number 10. Data Paper: Number 65. Total number of pages: 86 p
Perspectives on Loosely Organized Social Structures
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Buddhism and National Integration in Thailand
Buddhism in Thailand has been both subjected to integrative policies advanced by the Thai government and manipulated as an instrument for promoting national integration. As a result of reforms instituted at the end of the nineteenth century, several different traditions of Therevada Buddhism were united into a national religious system. In recent years, the Thai government has attempted to involve the Buddhist Sangha in efforts to promote economi…
Religious and Social Change in Southern Laos
The New Year Ceremony at Basak (South Laos) by Charles Archaimbault, which is the subject of this review article, provides a superb illustration of the way in which ritual and mythical symbols express historical alterations in social structure and social experience. While there has been continuity in the symbols of the New Year ceremony, the ritual context which invests these symbols with meaning has changed. This change reflects the diminution o…
A Note on the Ancient Towns and Cities of Northeastern Thailand
Srisakra Vallibhotarna have put forth a well-argued plea that tlie antiquities of the northeastern region of Thailand be given attention beyond that which they have attracted from art historians (Thiva Supajanya and Srisakra Vallibhotama, 1972).Recent researches by prehist.orianshave estabJished a sequence of inclependent developments in the region which includes a ceramic tradition dating from ca, 5,OOO B.C., domesticated rice from ca. ,4,OeO B.…
Buddhist Pilgrimage Centers and the Twelve-Year Cycle
Buddhist Monk, Buddhist Layman
Economic Change in Thailand
South-East Asia from Colonialism to Independence
Temple of Twenty Pagodas
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
Boonsanong Punyodyana (1936-1976)
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Millennialism, Theravāda Buddhism, and Thai Society
Theoretical ConsiderationsIn this paper I am concerned with the explanation of a type of religious phenomenon I shall refer to as millennialism. I would, at the outset, underline the religious character of this phenomenon, since millennialism (also known under a variety of other names) is often viewed as a projection of psychological, economic, or political crisis experiences. I do not view religion merely as a projective system; rather I hold wi…
Structure and History in the Study of the Relationship Between Theravāda Buddhism and Political Order
Cultural-Ecological Perspectives on Southeast Asia
General and Theoretical
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
Malaysian Mosaic
Ethnic Change
Ethnic Adaptation and Identity
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