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The funeral casino :meditation, massacre, and exchange with the dead in Thailand
- 作者: Klima, Alan,
- 出版: Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press ©2002.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (xii, 317 pages) :illustrations.
- 標題: Death , Violence in mass media. , Since 1945 , Dood. , Thailand Politics and government -- 1988- , Electronic books. , Mort , Thaïlande Politique et gouvernement -- 1945-1988. , Funérailles Rites et cérémonies -- Thaïlande. , Méditation , Bouddhisme. , Politics and government , Meditation Buddhism. , Thaïlande , Rites et cérémonies , Massacres. , HISTORY. , Massamedia. , Violence dans les medias Thaïlande. , Riten. , Boeddhisme. , Thailand , Violence dans les médias. , Violence dans les medias , Funeral rites and ceremonies , Thaïlande Politique et gouvernement -- 1948-1988. , Massacres , Geweld. , Funeral rites and ceremonies Thailand. , Politieke aspecten. , Death Religious aspects -- Buddhism. , Thailand Politics and government -- 1945-1988. , Méditation Bouddhisme. , Buddhism. , Religious aspectsBuddhism. , Thaïlande Politique et gouvernement -- 1988- , Politique et gouvernement , Thailand. , Mort Aspect religieux -- Bouddhisme. , Massacres Thaïlande. , Funeral rites and ceremonies. , Meditation , Funérailles , Massacres Thailand. , Aspect religieuxBouddhisme.
- ISBN: 0691074593 , 9780691074597
- ISBN: 9780691074603 , 0691074607 , 0691074593
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-311) and index. The Passed : The new world : Bangkok and the world order without history -- Revolting history : The necromantic power of public massacres -- Bloodless power : the moral economy of the Thai crowd -- Repulsiveness of the body politic : an economics of the Black May Massacre -- Kamma : The Charnel Ground : visions of death in Buddhist ascesis and the redemption of mechanical reproduction -- The funeral casino : a mindful economy.
- 摘要: The Funeral Casino is a heretical ethnography of the global age. Setting his book within Thailand's pro-democracy movement and the street massacres that accompanied it, Alan Klima offers a strikingly original interpretation of mass-mediated violence through a study of funeral gambling and Buddhist meditation on death. The fieldwork for the book began in 1992, when a freewheeling market of illegal "massacre-imagery" videos blossomed in Bangkok on the very site where, days earlier, for the third time in two decades, a military-controlled government had killed scores of unarmed pro-democracy protesters. Such killings and their subsequent representation have lent force to Thailand's transition from military control to a "media-financial complex." Probing the ways in which death is marketed, visualized, and remembered through practices both local and global, Klima inverts conventional relationships between ethnography and theory through a compelling narrative that reveals a surprising new direction available to anthropology and critical theory. Ethnography here engages with the philosophy of activism and the politics of memory, media representation of violence, and globalization. In focusing on the particular array of tactics in Thai Buddhism and protest politics for connecting death and life, past and present, this book unveils a vivid and haunting picture of community, responsibility, and accountability in the new world order.
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- 系統號: 005301326
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The Funeral Casino is a heretical ethnography of the global age. Setting his book within Thailand's pro-democracy movement and the street massacres that accompanied it, Alan Klima offers a strikingly original interpretation of mass-mediated violence through a study of funeral gambling and Buddhist meditation on death. The fieldwork for the book began in 1992, when a freewheeling market of illegal "massacre-imagery" videos blossomed in Bangkok on the very site where, days earlier, for the third time in two decades, a military-controlled government had killed scores of unarmed pro-democracy protesters. Such killings and their subsequent representation have lent force to Thailand's transition from military control to a "media-financial complex." Probing the ways in which death is marketed, visualized, and remembered through practices both local and global, Klima inverts conventional relationships between ethnography and theory through a compelling narrative that reveals a surprising new direction available to anthropology and critical theory. Ethnography here engages with the philosophy of activism and the politics of memory, media representation of violence, and globalization. In focusing on the particular array of tactics in Thai Buddhism and protest politics for connecting death and life, past and present, this book unveils a vivid and haunting picture of community, responsibility, and accountability in the new world order.
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