Anthropology and community in Cambodia
Subtitle: reflections on the work of May Ebihara
By: edited John A Marston
Contributors: Ebihara, May
Series: Monash papers on Southeast Asia -- no. 70; Monash papers on Southeast Asia -- no. 70.
Publisher: Monash University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Caulfield
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
ISBN-13: 9781876924744
Subjects: Anthropology; Social life and customs; Anthropologists' writings, American; History
Notes: A festschrift in honour of May Ebihara.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-238).
Table of contents: title: Remembering May / David P. Chandler; title: Introduction / John A. Marston; title: Cosmological factors in the 'collapse' of the Khmer and the 'rise' of the Thai : speculations / A. Thomas Kirsch; title: Communism, peasants and Buddhism : the failure of peasant revolutions in Thailand and Cambodia / Charles Keyes; title: 'Beyond suffering'; title: genocidal terror under the Khmer Rouge : a view from the work of May Ebihara / Alexander Hinton; title: Trust and distruct in a highland Khmer community after thirty years of war / Eve Monique Zucker; title: A tale of two temples : communities and their wats / Judy Ledgerwood; title: Catching facts or sketching the elephant? : village monographs on Cambodia, yesterday, today, tomorrow / Soizick Crochet; title: Reciprocity : informal patterns of social interaction in a Cambodian village / Sedara Kim; title: No longer a 'happy balance' : the decline of female status in Khmer village culture / Kate Grace Frieson; title: Females and fertility / Jane Richardson Hanks; title: Interview with May Ebihara / John A. Marston.