دانلود کتاب Class, Culture and Space: The Construction and Shaping of Communal Space in South Thailand

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Preface by Georg Stauth\nPreface and Acknowledgement\nContents\nIntroduction: Visions, Claims and Utopias\n Morality and Politics in Southern Thailand\n State of the Art\n Communal Space\n Visions, Claims and Utopias\n Previous Studies on the Middle Classes in Southeast Asia\n Religious Self-Affirmation in Southern Thailand\n Outline of Chapters\nBorder Stories 1\n Chapter 1 Locals and Cosmopolitans in Southern Thailand\n At the Religious Crossroads\n Buddhism in Thailand\n Islam and the Malay World\n Modernity and Religious Resurgence\n The Sacred Landscape: Historiography of South Thailand\n Family and State: Chinese Immigrants in Southern Siam\n Stories from the Border\n Entering the Scenery\n Sketching the Landscape: Some Illustrative Vignettes\n Somkiat\n Ismail\n Punrit\n Kruathep\n Cosmopolitans and Locals\n Extending Networks\n Chapter 2 The Making of Consumers in Southern Thailand\n The Stuff of Middle Classness\n Nongyaw and Sompong: The Family is one of Nature’s Masterpieces\n Varunee and Boonchu: The Family as a Castle\n Somjai and Narongrit: Managing a Family\n Sida and Sarunee: The Islamic Family\n Juggling Home and Work\n Moral Panics\n Practices of Consumption: Housing\n Changing Meaning of Childhood\n Making up Domesticity: Emancipation and Subordination\n Consumption: Life-Spaces of Self-Definition\n Nongyaw and Sompong: Thai Love Thailand\n Varunee and Boonchu: Success and Ethics\n Sida and Sarunee: Following the Word of the Prophet\n What are Collective Identities for?\n Consuming Thainess, Contesting Thainess\nBorder Stories 2\n Chapter 3 Self-Affirmation, Globalization and Cultural Distinction in Songkla and Patani\n Klum ‘Rao Rak Songkla’\n Practices and Activities\n Intellectual Figures and Locations\n Concluding Remarks\n Local Muslim Society in Patani\n Che Man’s Vision of the Local Islamic Community in Patani\n New Styles and International Exchanges\n Personalities, Networks and Locations\n Communicating Islam in the Public Sphere\n Leading Voices of Public Islam\n Concluding Remarks\n Chapter 4 Community Media and the Politics of Nostalgia\n Making Waves: Core Radio and other Media in the People Love Songkla Campaign\n Islamic Media in the Patani Islamic Resurgence\n Community Media and Media Spaces Compared\n The Rise of Mediated Publicness in Southern Thailand\n Social Memory and the Politics of Authenticity\n The Politics of Remembrance\n The Politics of Remembering and Forgetting\n Social Memory\n Theatres of Memory\n The Curse, the Blessing and the Oath\n The Past Cannot Be Forgotten\n The Production of Locality and the Thai State\n Southern Thailand as a Discursive Construct\nBorder Stories 3\n Chapter 5 Morals Matter: Cultural Politics Compared\n Tradition, Modernity and Globalization\n Cultural Politics Compared\n Public Religion: Religious Public Spheres Compared\n Public Transcripts\n Modes of Social Organization and Leadership\n Leading Professionals in Songkla, Religious Authorities in Patani\n The Newcomer: Patterns of Mobilization and Disciplination\n Culture Building and the Politics of Expressive Identities\n Life Orders in Southern Thailand\n Family Constructions and Gender Orders\n Conclusion: Debating Morality and the Nation in Southern Thailand\n After the Nation-State?\n Debating Morality\n Political Careers in Songkla\n Cultural Bonds Between Patani and the Middle East\n Transformation of Locality in Southern Thailand: Visions, Claims and Utopias\n Locality, the Public Sphere and the Making of Moral Space\n Debating Morality in Southern Thailand\nNotes\nBibliography