The Table of Contents for The Journal of Burma Studies Volume 21 Number 1 (June 2017) is below. The Journal is now available online through university libraries that subscribe to Project MUSE (most North American universities do). NUS Press publishes this Journal on behalf of the Center for Burma Studies at Northern Illinois University.
ARTICLES
The Role of Pāli Grammar in Burmese Buddhism
By Aleix Ruiz Falqués
Hedging against Lives’ Uncertainties and the “Theravada” Label
By Lilian Handlin
The Burma Democratic Front: How Eighty-Eight Generation Chin were Mobilized into the Chin National Front
By Peter Swift
The Other Bayonet: A New Source to Frame the Second Anglo–Burmese War
By A. A. Bastian
POETRY
Prayer of the Seven Stations (Sattathāna)
By Ledi Sayadaw
Introduction by Erik Braun
Poetic Interpretations by Tin Tin Aye
SCHOLARLY CURIOSITY
Drones and Phones: A Note on Linguistic Adaptation to a Changing World
By Julian Wheatley
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