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To be burmese is to be buddhist: Formations of buddhist modernity in colonial burma
Juliane Schober
History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, School of (SHPRS)
Asian Research, Center for
Religion and Conflict, Center for the Study of
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Arts & Humanities
Colonial Burma
100%
Modernity
64%
Buddhist
53%
Burma
45%
Colonial Modernity
35%
Colonial Rule
28%
Sangha
25%
Buddhisms
24%
Colonial History
14%
Nationalists
14%
Vinaya
12%
British Colonial Rule
12%
Theravāda
11%
Colonial Administration
10%
Authority
10%
Laity
9%
Religious Authority
9%
Patriarchs
9%
Sect
9%
Purity
8%
Fragmentation
8%
Monks
8%
Meditation
8%
Sentiment
8%
Colonialism
7%
Nationalism
6%
Conception
4%
Social Sciences
Myanmar
69%
modernity
56%
Buddhism
49%
sect
16%
meditation
15%
regional difference
13%
colonial age
12%
fragmentation
11%
nationalism
11%
popularity
10%
narrative
7%
reform
7%
history
6%