Framing a History of Emotion of the Thais of Chinese descent and History of Emotion in International Academia
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This article proposes a new approach in exploring history of the Thai middle class of Chinese descent by adopting history of emotion approach. It is divided into two parts. The first section devotes to discussing the significance of applying history of emotion approach to the study of history of the Thai middle class of Chinese descent and its contribution to Thai academia. Meanwhile, it argues the application of history of emotion in Thai case might make some contribution to international academia. The first part also proposes some possibilities for applying history of emotion approach to the study of history of the Thai middle class of Chinese ancestry. In order to give a more solid picture, the second section focuses on sketching and applying some possibilities in the first part to the study of a history of emotion of the Thai middle class of Chinese ancestry.
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