Professor Kirti BunchuaFellow of the Royal Institute, Academy of Moral and Political Sciences. Dean, Graduate School of Philosophy and Ethics,Rajabhat Suan Sunanda University. Abstract Though the Thai language is not suited to metaphysics in the Western sense, it is still appropriate for philosophical study in the Thai way. We can classify this development by historical periodization, […]
Srisurang Poolthupya Professor Emeritus of History, Director of India Studies Centre (1993-97), Thammasat University;Fellow of the Royal Institute, Academy of Arts. Abstract The Ramakian, based on the main theme of the Indian Ramayana epic, is a valuable Thai heritage. How it has survived through centuries to the present is not accidental. A literary work of […]
Professor Prakong Nimmanahaeminda Ph.D. Associate Fellow of the Royal Institute, Academy of Arts. Abstract Professor Phraya Anuman Rajadhon was a Thai scholar declared by UNESCO as a world-renowned person with distinguished works in the field of culture for the year 1988. He had produced academic works in various fields: philology, literature, folk lore, anthropology, and […]
Pornsan Watanangura Associate Fellow of the Royal Institute, Academy of Arts, Professor of German Language and Literature, German Section, Department of Western Languages, Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University Abstract King Chulalongkorn made his first visit to Europe in 1897. Through this visit which took place for concrete political reasons, the Kingdom of Siam gained acknow ledgement […]
The Journal of the Royal Institute of Thailand Vol. I, 5 December, 2009 The Relevance of Arts and Sciences in the Modern World. “We shall reign with righteousness for the benefits and happiness of the Siamese people.” Long Live His Majesty the King Foreword from the President of the Royal Institute of Thailand The Royal Institute […]
