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Lao History Revisited Paradoxes and Problems in Current Research
Le 13 juillet 2007, par Michel Lorrillard
The earliest scholarly works produced by Lao and foreign authors were based on certain assumptions that have remained unquestioned despite serious problems with the sources. Recent epigraphical and archaeological discoveries have permitted a rethinking of these assumptions, and hold out the promise of further revisions of our view of the Lao past. Particularly worth exploring are the cultural and artistic connections between the Lao kingdom of Lan Xang and the northern Thai kingdom of Lanna.
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"Lao History Revisited Paradoxes and Problems in Current Research", Michel Lorrillard, South East Asia Research, vol. 14 No. 3. Special issue : The Politics of History and National Identity in Contemporary Laos. (pp. 387-401).Documents joints à l'article
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