BUDDHIST DOCTRINES : DISCOURSE IN THE MIDST OF CONFLICTS

Abstract

Human beings’ conflicts have been induced by different internal and external factors, which are concerned with information-offering, stake-holding, interpersonal interaction, organizational structures, and social values. Most importantly, political conflicts are mostly found in the Thai society resulted from the Thais’ good attitudes on Thai government. Thus, these worse conflicts appeared in Thailand must be given up, and their reconciliation should be more unified with the Thai social contexts. Unfortunately, these different conflicts were ignored so that a great deal of conflicts has expanded more increasingly. It was, overall, viewed that human beings’ different needs, views, practice, values, and conflict structures caused their disagreement and controversy so that Buddha doctrines could be only solved with human beings’ conflicts.