Ecological literature appearing in the isan version of mahachat
วรรณกรรมเชิงนิเวศในมหาชาติ ฉบับสำนวนอีสาน
Keywords:
Ecological literature, Mahachat, Isan expressionAbstract
This research article The objective is to study the methods of ecological thinking in the Great Nation. Isan local expressions By means of conducting research to select a specific target group by studying the texts of printed media documents, such as the book Mahachat Phra Isan Isan. National Library Edition, Fine Arts Department, published by Chaloem Phrakiat Publishing House. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great during his auspicious coronation in the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1988 was used as data for the descriptive-analytical study.
The results of the study found that: 1. The way of thinking with the ecological universe view consists of relationships between humans and humans. The relationship between man and heaven and the relationship between humans and hell. 2. Ways of thinking with ecological beliefs, consisting of beliefs about karma. Beliefs about samsara Beliefs about giving alms and beliefs about abundance symbols. 3. Ways of thinking about ecological nature, consisting of physical nature. biological nature.
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