Coexistence of Peoples in Multicultural Societies of Thailand : A Case Study of Multicultural Society of Tharae Sub-District, Muang, Sakon Nakhon Province
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This research article aims to 1) to analytical study the formality of coexistence in multicultural society in Tharea sub-district, Muang, Sakon Nakhon 2) to analyze the formality of coherence living in multicultural society, according to each religion principles. 3) to present the patterns and methods of coexistence with an appropriate multicultural society for factual Thai people. This is a qualitative research done by the documentary analysis, in-depth interview, then to analyze coexistence of peoples in multicultural societies and the descriptive analysis was respectively done.
A Survey of Satisfaction and Understanding of In-depth Interview Analysis by Utilitarian Analysis and Descriptive Focus on Creating a Community in Gates and Buildings Concerning Race, Religious, Language, Cultural and Traditional Differences in the multicultural society that is suitable for the Thai society in a concrete way is in the Buddhist community. Promote the recognition of the difference in thought as well as the positive attitude of being together. This will result in a coexistence in diverse communities.
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