How to behave: Buddhism and modernity in colonial Cambodia, 1860-1930

Anne Ruth Hansen

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This is a sophisticatedand multifaceted account of the eraly 20th century transformationof Buddhist discourse and pedagogical practices that should be of interest to any scholaror studen of religious modernism.

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