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Myanmar

A Political Lexicon
Nick Cheesman, Australian National University, Canberra
February 2024
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    Myanmar: A Political Lexicon is a critical inquiry into how words animate politics. Across sixteen entries the lexicon stages dialogues about political speech and action in this country at the nexus of South, East and Southeast Asia. This Element offers readers venues in which to consider the history and contingency of ideas like power, race, patriarchy and revolution. Contention over these and other ideas, it shows, does not reflect the political world in which Myanmar's people live—it realizes it.

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    February 2024
    Hardback
    9781009454339
    82 pages
    235 × 159 × 11 mm
    0.27kg
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    Contents

    Table of Contents

    • A political lexicon: how come?
    • 1. Politics
    • 2. Power
    • 3. Dictatorship
    • 4. Federalism
    • 5. Sovereignty
    • 6. Citizen
    • 7. Race
    • 8. Buddhism
    • 9. Genocide
    • 10. Impunity
    • 11. Interrogation
    • 12. Revolution
    • 13. Reform
    • 14. Development
    • 15. Patriarchy
    • 16. Freedom
    • References.
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