Ideology and the (Re)-Readings of an Adventure Novel Series: An Analysis of the Novel “Phet-Phra-Uma”

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Natpapat Narkurairattana

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The focus was to study analyze long-term novel reading behavior patterns among readers "Phet Phra Uma" at present and to study the comparative interpretation of the substance of the novel reader group is obtained from each reading. From an in-depth interview with a sample and a study of related theories about reading patterns an analysis of readers ideology and rereading. The author is Phanomthien which received the National Artist Award for Literature in 1997.The results of the study found1.The pattern of reading behavior of a long-term novel of the group of readers  is a middle-class readership group whose political and cultural background variables determine reading behavior with a liberal, conservative and realist political and cultural background, which is a set of ideological senses of the sample group showing that the recipient never had an empty consciousness. But the ideology set had already been forged before taking any substance. 2.Interpretation of the message that the group of novel readers is obtained from each reading. First have no change in their ideological consciousness towards novel exposure on gender, class, and race that the novel presents and those who have changed their ideology towards novel exposure. The change in the perception of ideology is a very rare occurrence of the recipient of the substance. But when there was a change in the consciousness of each exposure, the more evidence that Even from the perspective of exposure, it is meaningful. Changing the perception of the audience's perception of the world can also change

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Narkurairattana, N. (2023). Ideology and the (Re)-Readings of an Adventure Novel Series: An Analysis of the Novel “Phet-Phra-Uma”. Journal of Human Rights and Peace Studies, 9(1). Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/HRPS/article/view/258272
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