296 results
Search Results
Now showing 1 - 10 of 296
Item Metadata only Suffering, healing, and the contestation of power and knowledge : a case of lead contamination in Klity Lang Village, Kanchanaburi province(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2023) Malee Sitthikriengkrai; Penchan ShererThis dissertation is an ethnographic study on the social suffering of the Pwo Karen villagers of Klity Lang village, Kanchanaburi province, due to the lead pollution in the Klity stream. It focuses on two main research questions. The first question... examines what the context of suffering is when it is produced and reproduced. The second question explores the resistance, negotiation, and contestation from the Pwo Karen in their attempts to overcome their social suffering. Participant observationsItem Metadata only Healing from social suffering : women's experience in a drug abuse afflicted, Jingpo community in Yunnan, China(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2006) Zu, Zhixiang; Luechai SringernyuangItem Metadata only Vulnerability, social suffering, and subjectivity of flood-affected people(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2023) Jiraporn Chomsri; Penchan Sherer; Mullika Muttiko; Kanokwan Tharawanand unequal aid, which is connected to the patronage system, brings about another form of suffering. The social arrangement caused by capitalist ideology is fundamentally tied to economic value. Therefore, flood protection focuses on industrial zones...This study is qualitative research that implements the Critical Medical Anthropology concept to disclose suffering experiences and subjectivity of floodaffected people in Wang Noi, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. The approach used narrative interviewsItem Metadata only Subjective common health complaints, sufferings and help seeking behaviours among Myanmar female migrant workers in Kanchanaburi, Thailand(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2014) Myo, Akari; Vanawipha Pasandhanatorn; Penchan Sherer; Natthani Meemonsystems and adapt to remain responsive to the diverse needs and social cultural contexts, particularly women health concerns. This study aimed to explore subjective common health complaints and sufferings of Myanmar female migrant workers... female migrant workers experienced a multiple of health complaints and sufferings due to their vulnerable social and cultural contexts that included (1) their hard, dangerous and dirty works, (2) their local beliefs about illnesses, (3) women's roleItem Metadata only 'We Still Exist': The Social Suffering and Social Movement of Singkhon, the Siamese Diaspora Living on the Thai-Myanmar Border(2024-01-01) Khorattana P.; Sherer P.P.; Khorattana P.; Mahidol Universityfrom 2018 to 2022 in the Singkhon diaspora community of Ban Rai Krao village near the Thai-Myanmar border, in Prachuap Kiri Khan province, Thailand. It used the Critical Medical Anthropology (CMA) perspective, the concept of social suffering..., and borderland anthropology to illustrate the traumatic experiences of the Singkhon and their participation in social movements for citizenship rights, land ownership and, particularly, public healthcare access. Although they have cooperated with Thai NationalityItem Metadata only COMPREHENDING SUFFERING THROUGH DEEP LISTENING IN CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICE: THE IMPACT ON THE LISTENERS’ WORK AND LIFE(2024-10-01) Satian C.; Daensilp P.; Satian C.; Mahidol Universityletting go of egoism to cultivate a mind of emptiness, allowing them to welcome the speakers’ voices without bias. This research revealed that heightened awareness of their feelings and thoughts allowed listeners to study the structure of their suffering... and resolve their issues more effectively. The research highlighted three categories of suffering, or Dukkha, in Buddhadhamma: 1) Dukkha vedana: Physical and mental discomfort; 2) Dukkhata, A characteristic within the Three Marks of Existence (TilakkhaṇaItem Metadata only Subjectivities and social suffering of elderly women with chronic illnesses who live alone: An ethnographic study in one Southern Thai rural community(2025-04-01) Phetchai P.; Sherer P.P.; Boonmongkon P.; Phetchai P.; Mahidol Universityliving, preserving religious culture, and letting go of control over life. Negative subjectivities were also found to make one feel lonely, miserable about one’s destiny, and miserable by one’s children; (2) experiences of social suffering of EWCA...The number of elderly women with chronic illnesses who live alone (EWCA) is rising due to rapid development and socio-demographic changes. Elderly women living alone may face higher risks of unmet need care, social isolation, and loneliness, whichItem Metadata only Mothers' experience with down syndrome's child : social suffering, context, meaning and management(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2023) Mondha Kengganpanich; Pimpawun BoonmongkonItem Metadata only Social and psychological suffering of infertile women : a study of conjugal relations, stigmatization, discrimination, and social support in Haiphong city, Vietnam(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2005) Le, Thi Thuy Nga; Santhat SermsriItem Metadata only Subjectivity and experience of socail suffering of Thai undocumented laborers in South Korea(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2024) Kanika Ussasarn; Penchan Pradubmook-Sherer; Pimpawun Boonmongkon; Guadamuz, ThomasThe objectives of this research were to analyze the power relationship and social structure that affected subjectivity and experience of social suffering of the Thai undocumented laborers in South Korea and to understand how they construct practices... to negotiate with social sufferings. This was a multi-sited ethnography that used fifteen participants and thirty-five key informants selected using purposive sampling. In-depth interview and participant observation were used in collecting data both in two