Mohamed Yusoff Ismail,

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OUM Seminar Series 3/2013Doing Anthropological Fieldwork among Buddhist Communities in Malaysia, Thailand and AmericaProf. Dr. Mohamed Yusoff Ismail Faculty of  Applied Social Sciences12Anthropological Research• Why Fieldwork? • Participant observation;• Establishing a good rapport3The Nature of Anthropological Research• Studying small-scale societies;• Trying to become native; 4•56789Research Problem• Kelantan is known for its religious orthodoxy; • What makes Buddhism flourishes in the state; • A winning research proposal for a PhD Scholarship from the Australian National University; • Los Angeles: Laotian community.    10PAS IRMASTANA HME RAHJELIGUA MUSANGPA HAN GTE RE NGGA NUTumpatBachokKotaBharuTanahMerahJeliPasirPutihMachangKuala KraiGua MusangPasir MasInternational boundaryState boundaryDistrict boundaryMain roadRailway lineRiverSiamese templesSiamese villagesMajor townsLEGENDTemplesSiamese VillagesWithout TemplesKELANTANKELANTANNKUA LA K RAIPAS IRPUT EH0             20             40KmN1     1         Mentua 2-4      Jong Bakar5         Kubang Panjang 6-7     Terbok 8         Kok Seraya9         Bukit Tanah 10       Kampung Dalam 11       Jamu12-13  Balai14       Lubok Batin15       Teresek 16       Aril17       Bukit Panau   18       Semerak19       Tendong20       Wakaf Baru     21    Bukit Tok Chik22    Bukit Yong23    Seligi24    Batu Bala25    Bukit Keluang23 4567 8151413201822 25242123179111912BA CHOKMAC HANGKO TA BH ARU1610 PENINSULARMALAYSIA1112

Doing Anthropological Fieldwork among Buddhist Communities in Malaysia, Thailand and America

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