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presenting a Southeast Asian view of a conflict that has traditionally been studied as a Cold War event dominated by an American political agenda
Prasit Leepreecha
settled in Canada
demonstrates that in the study of Buddhism a concern with detailed accuracy in philological and textual specifics can be combined with an attempt to deal with wider (and difficult) philosophical and sociological issues
film and cultural studies all enhance these contestations in intersecting ways
Dreams of an Idealist, The Spirit presenting a Southeast Asian viewTranslated by David Smyth M. R. Nimitmongkol Navarat is one of the tragic figures of modern Thai literature. He spent almost half of his adult life in prison for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government, and died prematurely, just before his fortieth birthday. It was as a political prisoner in the late 1930s that M. R. Nimitmongkol wrote The Dreams of an Idealist. The manuscript, originally written in English, was seized by prison guards and the
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