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Governing the Monastic Order in Laos: Pre-modern Buddhist Legal Traditions and Their Transformation under French Colonialism
Author Kourilsky, Gregory (著) ; Ladwig, Patrice (著)
Source Buddhism, Law & Society
Volumev.3
Date2017-18
Pages191 - 242
PublisherUniversity at Buffalo; William S. Hein & Co., Inc.
Publisher Url https://www.law.buffalo.edu/
LocationBuffalo, NY, US [水牛城, 紐約州, 美國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
Keywordpre-modem law; colonialism; Buddhism; Laos; saṅgha regulation
AbstractGoverning and administering the saṅgha has been described as an inherent part of the enactment of Buddhist statecraft in the pre-modern Theravāda world. With the development of modern forms of statehood under colonialism, however, new forms of governing evolved. Focusing on the pre-modern and colonial phases, this article discusses the laws and procedures that were deployed in Laos for governing the saṅgha. We first give an outline of the pre-modern laws that concern monks and the order of monks, and in the second part explore how these laws were adapted and modified by the French colonial regime. Despite the introduction of modern forms of governance, we propose that there are also strong continuities to be found. Colonial laws for the saṅgha were not simply imposed as legal transplants but were the outcome of complex negotiations between French and Lao leading to an acceptable “hybrid” law that provoked little resistance.
Table of contentsAbstract 192
Introduction 192
Governing the Saṅgha: General Aspects and Outline of the Pre-Colonial Period 195
French accounts of Buddhist law prior to the colonial period 206
Law, Religious Reforms and Saṅgha Regulations during the Colonial Period 207
Colonial research and the production of a hybrid law 211
Colonial law, monks and Saṅgha regulations 217
Conclusion 226
Annex 230
Bibliography 234
ISSN24759260 (P); 24759279 (E)
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Created date2023.04.12
Modified date2023.04.12



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