Poem

A Medium of Conflict Management in Mor Yao rituals of Phu Tai ethnic groups in Northeast Thailand.

Authors

  • kriangkrai pasuta Nakhon Phanom University

Keywords:

Conflict management, The nature of conflict management, Mor Yao Group, The social control of the Mor Yao group, Mor Yao ritual

Abstract

This article is part of a qualitative research “A Study of Conflict Management in the Community Through Mor Yao Rituals of Phu Tai Ethnic Groups in Northeast Thailand.” The purpose of this study is to investigate community conflict management through of Phu Tai ethnic groups in Northeast Thailand. The target groups are 1) the Mor Yao group in the community of Nakhon Phanom and Mukdahan province, 2) Family of sick people who have been treated in 40 families. the research uses specific sampling techniques. The instruments used in the research are 4 main techniques: 1) Record personal history 2) Observation tools 3) Intensive interviewing methods and 4) Group interviews. The study indicated that The narrative drive the Mor Yao to sing in the ritual at each stage. In addition, it works as a medium to reflect the language, as human-to-human communication. To create understanding is to stop the ghosts to hurt and cause more trouble for patients. It also reflects the role of social conflict management found in prominent poems. Mor Yao will have to sing to tell people to behave and behave in good morals. 1) the principle of gratitude to the benefactor 2) the principle of humility, not self-exaggerated self-esteem and the truth of life 3) the principle of merit Of giving 4) Principles of the Law of Kamma.

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2018-12-12

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pasuta, kriangkrai. (2018). Poem: A Medium of Conflict Management in Mor Yao rituals of Phu Tai ethnic groups in Northeast Thailand. PANIDHANA JOURNAL, 14(2), 283–314. retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/panidhana/article/view/137818