110 Hanks, L.M.,, ‘<strong>The</strong> Thai Social Order as Entourage and Circle’ Skinner, G.W., Kirsch, A.T., eds., Change and Persistence in Thai Society, Ithaca, Cornell <strong>University</strong> Press, 1975. Hewison, K. ed., Political change in Thailand, democracy and participation, London, Routledge, 1997. Ishii, Y., ‘Church and State in Thailand’, Asian Survey, vol. VII, no.10, October 1968. Moore, Frank, J., Thailand, New Haven, HRAF Press, 1974. Mulder, N., Inside Thai Society: an interpretation <strong>of</strong> everyday life,Bangkok, Duang Kamol, 1979, reprint 1990. Mulder, N., Inside Southeat Asia: Thai, Javanese and Filipino interpretations <strong>of</strong> everyday life, Bangkok, Duang Kamol, 1992. Phillips, H., ‘<strong>The</strong> Culture <strong>of</strong> Siamese Intellectuals’, in Skinner & Kirsch, below. Reynolds, Craig J.,ed., National Identity and Its Defenders: Thailand Today, Thailand: Silkworm Books, 2000 (1991,1993) Skinner, G.W., Kirsch, A.T., eds., Change and Persistence in Thai Society, Ithaca, Cornell <strong>University</strong> Press, 1975. Terwiel, B.J., ‘Formal structures and informal rules: an historical perspective on hierarchy, bondage and the patron-client relationship’ in Brummelhuis, 1984 Ungpakorn, Giles J., A Coup for the rich: Thailand’s politicial crisis¸Bangkok, Workers Democracy Publishing, 2007. Vaddhanaputi, C., ‘Cultural Dependency in Thai Society: Problems and Prospectives’, New Asian Views, vol.3, no.2, United Nations <strong>University</strong>. Pre-Modern Thai Art [selected] Boisselier, Jean, <strong>The</strong> Heritage <strong>of</strong> Thai Sculpture, New York, Weatherhill, 1975. Bowie, T., ed. [essays by Griswold, Lyons, Subhadradis Diskul], <strong>The</strong> Arts <strong>of</strong> Thailand: A Handbook <strong>of</strong> the Architecture, Sculpture and Painting <strong>of</strong> Thailand (Siam), Bloomington, Indiana <strong>University</strong> Press, 1960. Brown, Robert L., ed., Art from Thailand, Mumbai, India, Marg Publications, 1999. Cummings, Mary, <strong>The</strong> Lives <strong>of</strong> the Buddha in the Art and Literature <strong>of</strong> Asia, Michigan Papers on South and Southeast Asia No. 20, Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies, <strong>The</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Michigan, 1982. Elizabeth Lyons, Thai Traditional Painting, Thai Culture, New Series No.20, Bangkok, the Fine Arts Department, 1990. Fickle, D.H., Images <strong>of</strong> the Buddha in Thailand, Singapore, Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press, 1989. Rita Ringis, Thai Temples and Temple Murals, Singapore, Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press, 1990. Subhadradis Diskul, M.C., Art in Thailand, A Brief History, Bangkok, Amarin Press, 1986. Woodward, H.W.Jnr., ‘History <strong>of</strong> Art: Accomplishments and Opportunities, Hopes and Fears’, Ayal, Eliezer B., ed. <strong>The</strong> Study <strong>of</strong> Thailand: Analyses <strong>of</strong> Knowledge, Approaches, and Prospects in Anthropology, Art History,Economics, History and Political Science, Athens, Ohio, Center for International Studies, 1978. Pre-Modern Thai Painting [selected] Boisselier, J., Thai Painting, Tôkyô, Kôdansha International, 1976. Ginsburg, H., Thai Manuscript Painting, London, <strong>The</strong> British Library, 1989. Lyons, E., <strong>The</strong> Tosachât in Thai Painting, Bangkok, Fine Arts Department, 2nd.ed., 1990. Lyons, E., Thai Traditional Painting, Bangkok, Fine Arts Department, 2nd ed., 1990. Rajadhon, Phya Anuman, <strong>The</strong>t Mahâ Chât, Bangkok, Fine Arts Department, 1990. Ringis, R., Thai Temples and Temple Murals, Singapore, Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press, 1990. Wenk, K., Thailändische Miniaturmalereien, Wiesbaden, Franz Steiner Verlag, 1965. Thonburi & Ratanakosin (Rama I-IV) Brudiyakara, Prince Bidyalabh, Accounts <strong>of</strong> the Gilt Lacquer Screen in the Audience Hall <strong>of</strong> Dusit displayed in the Museum <strong>of</strong> the Emerald Buddha Temple, Bangkok, Museum <strong>of</strong> Emerald Buddha Temple, n.d. Committee for the Rattanakosin Bicentennial Celebration, Rattanakosin Painting, Bangkok, 1982. Ishizawa Yoshiaki, Tai no Ji’inhekiga to sekizô kenchiku, Tokyo, Mekon, 1989. Meechai Thongthiep, comp., Ramakien: <strong>The</strong> Thai Raamayana, Bangkok, Naga Books, 1993. No Na Pak Nam, Wat Dusidaram, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, June 2526 (1983). No Na Pak Nam, Cidtrakam Law Ryang, Somded Phracaw Taksin Mahaaraad Phra Phuu Kuu Caad, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing, 2536 (1993). No Na Pak Nam, Khru Khongpae & Khru Thongyu, Khrong Kaarn Nangsyy Cidtrakam Faphanang Series 3, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, March 2530 (1987).
111 No Na Pak Nam, Phra Acharn Nak, <strong>The</strong> Foremost Muralist <strong>of</strong> the Reign <strong>of</strong> King Rama I, Khrong Kaarn Nangsyy Cidtrakam Faphanang Series3.2, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, July 2530 (1987). No Na Pak Nam, Buddhaisawan Chapel,[R1, after 1795] Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, February 2526 (1983). No Na Pak Nam, Farang Naj Sinlapa Thai, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House 2529 (1986). No Na Pak Nam, Sinlapa Ciin Lae Khon Ciin Naj Thai, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House 2530 (1987). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Bangkae Yai, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, June 2534 (1991). No Na Pak Nam, Wat chong Nonsi, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, January 2525 (1982). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Maithepnimit,, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, July 2526 (1983). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Matchimawat, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, October 2526 (1983). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Pathumwanaram, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, February 2539 (1996). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Phra Sing, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, March 2526 (1983). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Phrachetuphon, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, March 2537 (1994). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Phumin and Wat Nong Bua, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series No. 2, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, October 2529 (1986). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Pradu Song Tham, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series No. 2, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, July 2528 (1985). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Ratchasittharam,Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series No. 2, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, June 2525 (1982). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Somanat Wihan, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, July 2538 (1996). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Suthat Dhepwararam, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, March 2539 (1996). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Suwannaram, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, 2nd eds., Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, February 2540 (1997). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Thong Thammachat, [R3] Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series No. 2, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, May 2525 (1982). No Na Pak Nam, Wat Yai Intharam, Mural Paintings <strong>of</strong> Thailand Series, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, October 2525 (1982). No Na Pak Nam, Wiwadthanaakaan Laj Thaj, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, February 2534 (1991). Paritta Chalermpow Koanantakool, Dance and Painting in 19th century Siam, Bangkok, Faculty <strong>of</strong> Sociology and Anthropology, Thammasat <strong>University</strong>, Country Report Part 2, Traditional Performing Art in Southeast Asia, USM, Penang, Malaysia, 10-13 August, 1999. Phya Anuman Rajadhon, <strong>The</strong>t Maha Chat, Thai Culture, New series No.21, Bangkok, <strong>The</strong> promotion and Public Relations Sub-Division, the Fine Arts Department, 2533 (1990). Poshyananda, A., Western-Style Painting and Sculpture in the Royal Thai Court, 2 vols., Bangkok, Amarin Printing Group, 1993 [review by Clark, J., Art & Asia Pacific, vol.1, no.3, 1994]. Subhadradis Diskul, M.C., History <strong>of</strong> the Temple <strong>of</strong> the Emerald Buddha, Bangkok, the Bureau <strong>of</strong> the Royal Household, n.d. Subhadradis Diskul, M.C., Rice, C.S., <strong>The</strong> Ramakian [Ramayana] Mural Paintings alongthe Galleries <strong>of</strong> the Temple <strong>of</strong> the Emerald Buddha, Bangkok, Government Lottery Office, 1981.[bilingual] Wiyada Thongmitr, Khrua In Khong’s Westernized School <strong>of</strong> Thai Painting, Thai Painting Series No.1, Bangkok, Muang Boran Publishing House, 2522 (1979) Wyatt, Donald K., Temple Murals as an Historical Source, <strong>The</strong> case <strong>of</strong> Wat Phumin, Nan, Bangkok, Chulalongkorn <strong>University</strong>, 1993. Ratanakosin (Rama V-VIII)
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