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          id: ljbsc-1017
      author: Thiri, Rakhine, Ven.Dhamma; Sonethawee, Ven; Sonethavy, Ven; Kotsupho, Phisit; Pravitravaranuyut, , Phrakru
       title: Online Tipitaka Studies in A.I. Age
        date: 2022
       words: 6264
      flesch: 60
     summary: Turning to study Buddhist Tipitaka in A.I.Age, this A.I. technology was instrument implied to Robots those can do works in human place. From those days, Thai Pali Tipitaka has been continuous printed in many times lastly in 2006 (BE 2549)
    keywords: book; buddha; buddhist; bupais; conference; council; life; pali; people; study; teachings; thai; tipitaka; university; version
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          id: ljbsc-1018
      author: Kyow Wang Marma, Phra; Laolee, Phrakhrubidhikha Tippanakorn; Dhammathornchaivichit, Phrakhru
       title: Practicing Meditation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Age
        date: 2022
       words: 3592
      flesch: 43
     summary: Researchers have reliably shown that long term meditation can 9 9 1 5 BUPAIS The 3rd National and International Buddhist Conference improve emotional intelligence and stability. Without emotional intelligence, AI is fragmented.
    keywords: brain; bupais; computer; consciousness; intelligence; machine; mankind; meditation
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          id: ljbsc-1019
      author: Jirapornkanda, Phramaha Angkhan; Siripariyatyanusath, Phrakhru; Siriboromthatpitak, Phrakhru; Prangrit, Phra Nakorn
       title: Propagating Buddhism in A.I. age
        date: 2022
       words: 6020
      flesch: 60
     summary: Turning to study Buddhist Tipitaka in A.I.Age, this A.I. technology was instrument implied to Robots those can do works in human place. From those days, Thai Pali Tipitaka has been continuous printed in many times lastly in 2006 (BE 2549)
    keywords: book; buddha; buddhist; council; life; mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya; pali; people; study; teachings; thai; tipitaka; university; version; volumes
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        item: #4 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1020
      author: Pinyonatthagarn, Dhirawit; Kotsupho, Phisit
       title: Buddhist Wisdom and Artificial Intelligence
        date: 2022
       words: 4702
      flesch: 54
     summary: We can thus compare solutions obtained through AI integrating Buddhist wisdom tools with results from traditional Deep Learning AI and actual measurements. According to this opinion I would like to recite the article written by Subodh Saxena in the article “Deep Learning AI and Buddhist Wisdom” in 2019 as he had pointed out that: “There was a striking similarity between the Deep Learning AI and Buddhist wisdom.
    keywords: a.i; brain; buddhist; bupais; consciousness; human; learning; mind; neurons; wisdom
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        item: #5 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1021
      author: Burman, Samantha
       title: Social Media and its Impacts on Human Relationships
        date: 2022
       words: 1984
      flesch: 43
     summary: They refer to earlier studies of social media forums of the 1980 and 90s who found that while social media enabled online relationships, they were poor substitutes for live relationships, and created, for example situations where family relationships in households were weakened. Abstract A simple look at some of the more prominent advantages and disadvantages of social media leads to a greater knowledge of the far reaching implications for human relationships.
    keywords: communication; human; media; online; relationships
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        item: #6 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1022
      author: Ling, Lim Hui
       title: Learning Innovation and Ethics In The Artificial Intelligence Age
        date: 2022
       words: 4979
      flesch: 50
     summary: China has a huge and vibrant market that is receptive to AI technologies and AI products, and is conducive to the adoption and improvement of AI. Besides taking a human centric approach in the application of AI technologies and making sure that workers are skilled in the use of new technologies, Singapore also aims to stay open and connected to ensure good governance of new technologies.
    keywords: 3rd; bupais; conference; data; digital; education; facebook; human; intelligence; learning; singapore; technologies
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        item: #7 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1023
      author: Lochan, Amarjiva
       title: The Buddhist Innovation for the Wholistic Well-being Care
        date: 2022
       words: 1828
      flesch: 70
     summary: But he always has faith to understand that A.I. robotics can be helpful in understanding the human value of Buddhism and spent ethics. We have to remember this word’s meaning whenever we talk about A.I. application in the study of Buddhism and Buddhist ethics.
    keywords: a.i; buddhism; intelligence
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        item: #8 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1500
      author: Yanamethi, Phrakrudhammathorn Angkhan; ., Phrakrupariyajethiyanurak; Chaiyasit, Wisuttichai; Epstein, Steven Jay
       title: Lanna Cultural Heritage: An Examination of Lanna Architecture through the Visions of Khruba Srivijaya’s Creations
        date: 2024
       words: 5024
      flesch: 57
     summary: Khruba Srivijaya referred to these as the Thirty Perfections (Khruba Srivijaya Yachana Bhikkhu, 1989: 17-18). 714 Lanna Cultural Heritage: An Examination of Lanna Architecture through the Visions of Khruba Srivijaya’s Creations Phrakrudhammathorn Angkhan Yanamethi, Phrakrupariyajethiyanurak Wisuttichai Chaiyasit, Phra Theeratphid Salawinphonphana Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai Campus Steven Jay Epstein Independent Researcher Email: Singhasalawin@gmail.com
    keywords: ban; buddhist; khruba; khruba srivijaya; lanna; merit; pang; phra; srivijaya; study; temples; wat
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        item: #9 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1501
      author: Thatinjan, Phra Chanchai; Chaiyasit, Wisuttichai
       title: Active Learning Management Using Soft Power as a Medium to Develop English-Speaking Skills for Foreigners: A Case Study of English Major at Mahachulalongkronrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai Campus
        date: 2024
       words: 4491
      flesch: 43
     summary: The new theory knowledge of Active learning management using soft power as a medium to develop English-speaking skills for foreigners: a case study of an English major at Mahachulalongkronrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai Campus can be shown in Figure 2 below: 744 Figure 2: The four elements: effectiveness of active learning and teaching using Soft Power: Culture for the development of English-speaking skills of foreigners: A Case Study of English Major at Mahachulalongkronrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai Campus Suggestions 1. 2) The effectiveness of active learning and teaching using soft power, specifically culture, for develop- ing English-speaking skills among foreigners was demonstrated.
    keywords: chiang; english; learning; power; skills; speaking; students; study; university
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          id: ljbsc-1503
      author: Souksavanh, Phra Hongthong; Charungkhiri, Phra Aphiwat; Yan, Zhang; Thatinjan, Phra Chanchai
       title: English Communication Skills under the Project to Propagate Dhamma to Foreigners of Monk Chat Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya Chiang Mai Campus
        date: 2024
       words: 3179
      flesch: 47
     summary: 749 Keywords: Monk Chat MCU Chiang Mai, English communication skills, Innovation Education, propagation of Buddhism, and Mahachulalongkornrajavidy alaya Chiang Mai Campus Introduction In the 21st century, innovation and sustainable development of communication skills for various purposes are essential. Phra Chanchai Thatinjan Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya Chiang Mai Campus E-mail CC.bridgefoundation@gmail.com Abstract The objectives of this research were: 1) to examine the process of developing English communication skills within the Monk Chat MCU Chiang Mai project for propagating Dhamma to foreigners, and 2) to propose models for im- proving English communication for Dhamma propagators involved in the project.
    keywords: buddhism; chat; chiang; communication; english; mai; monk; skills
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        item: #11 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1504
      author: Oo Wai, Hninn; Kyi Naing Htwe, Phra Vilakanta; Wowong, Sompoch
       title: Innovative Solar Energy Technologies: A Pathway to Sustainable Development and Carbon Footprint Reduction in Urban Areas of Yangon
        date: 2024
       words: 3445
      flesch: 34
     summary: It also addresses the technical, logistical, environmental, and health challenges associated with solar energy, offering a comprehen- sive analysis of how it can reduce the city’s carbon footprint and support its sustainability goals. Keywords: Carbon footprint, Solar energy, Sustainable development, urban areas of Yangon 763 Introduction 1.
    keywords: carbon; development; emissions; energy; myanmar; solar; technologies; yangon
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        item: #12 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1505
      author: Pinyonatthagarn, Dhirawit; Kotsupho, Phisit; ., Phrakru Theerasutapoj; Phutthaart, Phra Amnat
       title: Outline of Education Philosophy for Future Global Change
        date: 2024
       words: 2870
      flesch: 27
     summary: Ensuring students are proficient in digital tools and technologies is critical for their success in both academic and professional set- tings. Sustainability and environmental education play a crucial role in equipping students with the knowledge and skills to navigate and mitigate global environmental challenges.
    keywords: education; learning; philosophy; students; world
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        item: #13 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1506
      author: Pragnrit, Phra Nakorn; ., Phrakrupariyatjetiyanurak; Laolee, Tippanakorn; Jaejai, Phra Theethat; Peuchthonglang, Prateep
       title: The Buddhist Scriptures Box: The Preservation of Identity, Values, and the Management of the National Intangible Cultural Heritage by the Community in Lanna
        date: 2024
       words: 8760
      flesch: 65
     summary: The Lung-shaped Dhamma Scripture Chest: This very pop- ular shape in Lanna Dhamma scripture boxes consists of three parts. In terms of patterns, Dhamma scripture boxes in Chiang Mai and 804 Lamphun provinces displayed similar floral motifs, such as the royal lotus and gardenia flower patterns, often complemented by stalks, branches, leaves, and animal designs.
    keywords: base; body; box; boxes; chest; cultural; dhamma; dhamma scriptures; flower; lanna; lotus; patterns; phra; province; research; scriptures box; technique; wat
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        item: #14 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1507
      author: Ghimire, Dhaniram; Sukhprasert, Santi
       title: The Differences Paths between Hinduism and Buddhism from a Nepalese Perspective
        date: 2024
       words: 4239
      flesch: 42
     summary: A unique feature of Nepalese religious life is the syncretism between Hinduism and Buddhism, with shared sacred sites and festivals, and the blending of religious practices and deities. This egalitarian ethos is particularly evident among Nepal’s Buddhist communities, such as the Newar Buddhists and Tibetan Buddhists, where social practices are more inclusive and merit-based (Muni, 1987).
    keywords: buddhism; hinduism; life; nepal; practices; religions; rituals; traditions
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        item: #15 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1508
      author: Kotsupho, Phisit; Pannengpetch, Yueng; Thammawatsiri, Phra Athiwat; Kochakan, Phra Witawat; Salawinphonphana, Phra Theeratphid
       title: The Lanna Golden Age of Pali Literature Composition
        date: 2024
       words: 3689
      flesch: 59
     summary: It also analyzes the unique characteristics of Lanna Pali literature, demonstrating its deep connection to Sri Lankan traditions while showcasing distinct local developments. Abstract This article explores the Golden Age of Pali Buddhist literature in the Lanna Kingdom (14th-16th centuries CE), focusing on the reign of King Tilokarat and his successor, King Kaew (Tilokapanadda).
    keywords: age; buddhist; chiang; king; kingdom; lanna; pali; reign; texts
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        item: #16 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1509
      author: Talanuek, Decha; Tham-ngarn, Chalermphong
       title: The Use of English Language Among Development Monk Scholars
        date: 2024
       words: 4628
      flesch: 36
     summary: By utilizing these methods, Buddhist monks can effectively spread the teachings of the Buddha to a global audience, making the wisdom of Buddhism accessible to English speakers around the world. 882 Conclusion The evolution of the role of Buddhist monks in Thailand from solely spiritual guides to active participants in social development, education, health- care, and community service underscores the increasing necessity for English proficiency among development monk scholars. Abstract This study examines the growing significance of English proficiency among Buddhist monks in Thailand, who have expanded their roles to include social development and education.
    keywords: buddhist; development; english; global; language; learning; monks
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        item: #17 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1510
      author: ., Abbi; Hocharoen, Arisa; Starr, Amika; Hurley, Eva; Ertel, Grace; Ricker, Joe; Creech, Julia; Simon, Justin; Serrano, Lauren; Keim, Lexy; Braga, Natalie; Braga, Natalie; Posecznick, Maya; Sam, McNamee; Flores, Sabrina; Allen, Savanah; Chiari, Sophia; Windhorst, Sydney; Thacker, Wynn; Kotsupho, Phisit
       title: The Previous Knowledge and Experiences about Buddhism: The American USAC Program Student’s Perspectives Buddhism in Thailand Class During 2023-2024
        date: 2024
       words: 7273
      flesch: 70
     summary: The Buddhism course covered Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, the history of Buddhism, the story of the Bud- dha, Buddhist nationalism, and Buddhist beliefs and principles such as the Noble Eightfold Path, the wheel of rebirth,Niravana, and the Four Noble Truths. 885 The Previous Knowledge and Experiences about Buddhism: The American USAC Program Student’s Perspectives Buddhism in Thailand Class During 2023-2024 Abbi, Arisa Hocharoen, Amika Starr, Eva Hurley, Grace Ertel, Joe Ricker Julia Creech, Justin Simon, Lauren Serrano, Lexy Keim, Natalie Braga Natalie Braga, Maya Posecznick, McNamee Sam, Sabrina Flores Savanah Allen, Sophia Chiari, Sydney Windhorst, Wynn Th acker Phisit Kotsupho Abstract This paper concerns the opinions of American Students who came to Thailand in the Program of University Studies Abroad Consortium or USAC on the Course of Buddhism in Thailand lectured by AJ.
    keywords: buddha; buddhism; class; know; knowledge; life; meditation; religion; suffering; teachings
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          id: ljbsc-1511
      author: Thammawatsiri, Phra Athiwat; Kotsupho, Phisit; Rittem, Phatcharabot; Kochakan, Phra Witawat; Tatnormjit, Taviz; Makaew, Lipikorn
       title: The Digital Arts Creation in the Modern World’s Innovation
        date: 2024
       words: 6717
      flesch: 40
     summary: How AI art generators are revolutionizing digital art. However, this technological shift also raises ethical concerns, particularly regarding the authenticity and sustainability of digital art.
    keywords: art; artists; creation; expression; new; technology; tools; world
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        item: #19 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1512
      author: Celeste, Amelia; Neuburger, Hailey; Ertel, Grace
       title: The Intuitive Experience in Insight Meditation Practice in Thailand: USAC American Student Reports
        date: 2024
       words: 2493
      flesch: 67
     summary: hailey neuburger <haileyneuburger@gmail.com> I prefer walking meditation because my mind is more calm than when I am practicing a sitting meditation. I feel that walking meditation is ef- fective sometimes because it gives my mind something to focus on, whereas the sitting, indoor meditation is easier to remain still and have my eyes closed.
    keywords: meditation; mindfulness; practice; walking
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        item: #20 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1513
      author: Stamm, Mikael
       title: Sayings Without Meaning: A Hermeneutical Approach To Absolute Truths In Heidegger’s Beiträge And Śaṅkara’s Brahmasūtrabhaṣya
        date: 2024
       words: 6744
      flesch: 52
     summary: This concept of an original truth connects to the above-mentioned differentiation of 936 being/Being/Beyng, in order to account for a claimed pre-metaphysical domain: Truth can only be thought of as truth of a primordial Being. Here a duplication of truths must be assumed; absolute truth and relative qualifying truths are to be separated from each other as essentially different, though, simultaneously present as each other’s ‘other’ divided by an abyssal transforming event.
    keywords: beiträge; brahman; concept; event; heidegger; machination; nescience; non; self; truth
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        item: #21 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1514
      author: Burman, Samantha
       title: Developing Sustainability through Meditation
        date: 2024
       words: 2351
      flesch: 42
     summary: 740 Developing sustainability through meditation Samantha Abstract Focusing on the Indian prison system, this research article presents two case studies to support the thesis that vipassanā meditation practiced by individuals can lead to sustainable outcomes at societal and global levels. The focus is generally on the the breath, as is the case with vipassanā meditation, or can be a mantra (Transcendental Med- itation (TM) or a bodily sensation.
    keywords: benefits; case; meditation; prison; research; vipassanā
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        item: #22 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1515
      author: Nanglae, Jantira; Kijmee, Patchareewan; Kanto, Jantanee; ., Nantarsiri
       title: The Study on the Operations of Early Childhood Teachers in Providing Early Intervention (EI) Services for At-Risk Students in Educational institutions
        date: 2024
       words: 3367
      flesch: 30
     summary: This research will be beneficial to administrators and all relevant parties in utilizing the findings to improve the quality and effectiveness of special education services provided by early childhood teachers for special needs children, ultimately achieving the intended goals. Crucial things for improving preschool teachers’ implementation of early intervention services?
    keywords: development; education; intervention; needs; students; teachers
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        item: #23 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1516
      author: Wangratanasopon, Nisara
       title: Integrating Buddhist Concepts into Global Citizenship Education to Promote Sustainability
        date: 2024
       words: 3554
      flesch: 44
     summary: Thus, the characteristics of Buddhist economics are simplicity and non-violence as it applies Buddhist concepts such as middle way and detachment. The flourishing of non-human life requires such a decrease, 5) Present human interference with the non-human world is excessive, and the situation is rap- idly worsening, 6)
    keywords: concepts; consumption; ecology; economics; life; non; schumacher
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        item: #24 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1517
      author: ., Phrakhrukowitatthawatee; Issaraphanee, Phramaha Intawong; Tapuling, Chantarat; Na Wanna, Phairin; Upanan, Ardach; Ratanavanno, Athiwat
       title: Lanna Pulpit: Aesthetics of Identity, Wisdom, and Buddhist Cultural Heritage
        date: 2024
       words: 4053
      flesch: 46
     summary: 992 Recent research has focused on the preservation of Lanna pulpits amid modernization. Thus, the efforts to preserve Lanna heritage continue reflecting the kingdom enduring influence on contem- 984 porary Thai society.
    keywords: heritage; kingdom; lanna; lanna pulpit; northern; press; pulpit; thailand
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        item: #25 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1518
      author: Thippanakorn, Ven. Phrakhrubaidika; ., Jayabhinando; Thero, Ven. Yodhakandiye Ariyawansa; Thomma, Atit
       title: Buddhist Meditation and Mindfulness Practices as Tools for Lifelong Learning
        date: 2024
       words: 3946
      flesch: 33
     summary: Examine how meditation and mindfulness practices enhance cog- nitive abilities and lifelong learning Meditation and mindfulness practices have garnered significant at- tention in recent years for their positive impacts on mental health and cognitive 789 functions. Mindfulness practices build resilience by enhancing individuals’ capacity to handle change and uncertainty.
    keywords: attention; learning; meditation; mindfulness; participants; practices; program; research; stress
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        item: #26 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1519
      author: Prajong, Mali Thip; Kotchantuek, Kiti Phong; Chotithi Ro, Phra Khru Palad Apinan; Aninchito, Phra Baitee Suchinna; Rachachai, Apichaya
       title: The heritage and wisdom of our ancestors Ancestors’ Heritage and Wisdom
        date: 2024
       words: 1681
      flesch: 48
     summary: Wisdom can also be divided into cultural wisdom. Cultural wisdom : refers to knowledge and skills related to the culture, traditions, and way of life of the community, such as cooking local food, weaving, and treating diseases with herbs.
    keywords: ancestors; heritage; wisdom
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        item: #27 of 34
          id: ljbsc-1567
      author: Thammawatsiri, Athiwat; Kotsupho, Phisit; Doojai, Boonchuay; Rittem, Phatcharabot; Kochakan, Phra Witawat
       title: Creating Digital Art by AI Art Generators
        date: 2025
       words: 3783
      flesch: 40
     summary: AI Art Generators powered primarily by Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and Diffusion Models enable users to produce complex, high-quality visual content by simply providing text prompts. By examining the technical foundations, creative implications, and ethical challenges surrounding AI Art Generators, this article contributes to an interdisciplinary understanding of how emerging technologies are reshaping artistic practice and cultural production.
    keywords: art; artists; buddhist; diffusion; digital; generators; lanna; models
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        item: #28 of 34
          id: ljbsc-231
      author: Inthanon, Viroj
       title: Mangalatthadīpani in Lān Nā version
        date: 2020
       words: 3790
      flesch: 62
     summary: Later, the Poranacāriya in Lān Nā translated it into Lān Nā version with the translation that call Nissaya, that is, to raise the Pāli then translated into Lān Nā language word by word or sentence by sentence. Mangalatthadīpanī in Lān Nā version After Phrasirimangalacāriya wrote Mangalatthadīpanī in Pāli language with Lān Nā characters in the year 2067, then the Boranacāriyas (the teachers in the past) in Lān Nā has been copied (written) into many palm leaves, and translated Pāli into Lanna language despite being a translation which was called Nissaya, that is ; to raise a Pāli word then translate it into Lān Nā language word by word or sen- tence by sentence, another was called Vohara, that is; to raise only one Pāli word or sentence then translate it into Lān Nā language more than a word or sentence.
    keywords: arts; chiang; lān; mai; mangalatthadīpanī; pāli; version; wat; word
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        item: #29 of 34
          id: ljbsc-232
      author: Ghimire, Phra Dhaniram
       title: Multicultural Country Nepal
        date: 2020
       words: 2652
      flesch: 67
     summary: Presently, there are three main Buddhist schools; Tibetan Buddhism, Newar Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism. Newar Buddhism is a form of Vajrayana influenced by Theravada Buddhism.
    keywords: buddhism; conference; culture; national; nepal; period; population; tibetan
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        item: #30 of 34
          id: ljbsc-233
      author: Thycaden, Abhi Antony
       title: Multi-Cultural Society through Religious Belief
        date: 2020
       words: 2129
      flesch: 57
     summary: If you want study about multi-cultural society, Dharavi is the suit- able place for study and make research. Some people promoting multi-cultural society and some of them protecting.
    keywords: culture; multiculturalism; people; society
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        item: #31 of 34
          id: ljbsc-234
      author: Kanto, Jantanee
       title: Self-Directed Learning Readiness among Students from the Faculty of Humanities at Lamphun Buddhist College Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University
        date: 2020
       words: 182
      flesch: 41
     summary: 97 THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BHUDDHISM, ARTS & CULTURE Self-Directed Learning Readiness among Students from the Faculty of Humanities at Lamphun Buddhist College Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University Jantanee Kanto, Wiphapond Surintnam and Nassha Kuratarug This study was a quantitative research. Moreover, this study will help teachers to arrange appropriate lesson plans and teaching methodology.
    keywords: learning
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        item: #32 of 34
          id: ljbsc-235
      author: Ling, Lim Hui
       title: A Case Study on The Influence of Buddhism on Multiculturalism
        date: 2020
       words: 3601
      flesch: 50
     summary: In other words, the transmigration of Buddhism and its transnational network has mixed with the local syncretic religion and form its own unique Mahāyāna Buddhism with elements of local Chinese 105 THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BHUDDHISM, ARTS & CULTURE culture in Singapore. In order to further understand the interrelationship of Buddhism and culture, it is meaningful to look back at the history of Mahāyāna Buddhism before its spread to Singapore.
    keywords: buddhism; chinese; culture; language; national; religion; singapore; society
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        item: #33 of 34
          id: ljbsc-236
      author: Chaiyasit, Wisuttichai; Yanamethi, Phramaha Angkan
       title: The Integrated Instruction with Thai History Study-Trip Project in English for the Third Year Students, English Major, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Chiang Mai campus
        date: 2020
       words: 3048
      flesch: 54
     summary: An average score of a 5 rating scale was interpreted to show levels of agreement to each questionnaire item as the following: 4.21-5.00 representing highest level of agreement; 3.41-4.20, high; 2.61-3.40, moderate; 1.81-2.61, low; and 1.00-1.80 mean lowest. The average satisfaction of respondents towards the learning method was totally at the highest level (4.48) as follows: the integrated instruction helps respondents to understand the lesson better was at the highest level (4.55), it helps the respondents to search more information about the important places was at the highest level (4.53), it helps the respondents to learn more the important places by themselves was at the highest level (4.51), it helps the respondents to collect and present the information systematically was the same as there are the vital processes of learning at the highest level (4.47), it helps the respondents to plan their presentation was the same as the history study trip project in English are accordant with the teaching plan at highest level (4.47) respectively.
    keywords: english; instruction; learning; level; study
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          id: ljbsc-237
      author: Tanakittikasame, Prapaporn
       title: Reflection of Karma through a Tale of Phaya Kan Kak
        date: 2020
       words: 7452
      flesch: 77
     summary: First type of Karma is good Karma as known as good deed. According to Phaya Kan Kak that has his body looks like a toad with gnarled skin but during of his life, he creates a huge amount of good Karma.
    keywords: good; kak; kan; karma; life; people; person; phaya; phaya kan
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