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Buddhist visions of moral authority and modernity in Burma
Juliane Schober
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Arts & Humanities
Burma
100%
Moral Authority
94%
Modernity
80%
Buddhisms
71%
Buddhist
66%
Civil Society
38%
Nation-state
35%
Peace
32%
Legitimation
31%
Democracy
28%
Military
27%
Constitution
22%
Political Authority
21%
Uprising
19%
Meditation
17%
Rangoon
15%
Engaged Buddhism
15%
Social Vision
13%
Public Space
13%
Religious Interpretation
13%
National Identity
13%
Buddhist Practice
12%
Social Engagement
12%
Modern Politics
12%
Enlightenment
12%
Social Ethics
12%
Boycott
12%
Political Legitimacy
12%
Textual Tradition
12%
Restoration
11%
Nobel
10%
Multiethnic
10%
Draft
10%
Mobilization
10%
Impasse
10%
Rationalist
10%
Secularism
10%
Empowerment
10%
Sanctions
10%
Parliamentary
9%
Public Life
9%
Elections
9%
League
9%
Political System
9%
Omission
9%
Fragmentation
9%
Patronage
9%
Religious Practices
8%
Continuation
8%
Justification
8%
Civics
8%
Exploitation
8%
Confrontation
8%
Ethnic Groups
7%
Nationalists
7%
1990s
7%
Continuity
6%
Communication
5%
Government
5%
Thought
5%