The objective of this research is to study the process and tactics of Buddhist doctrine in composition of bhuddhist bhikku W. Wachiramaethee, and to study his instructive patterns which conformed to the social context. Using the qualitative approach, this work involved the textual analysis and depth interview. In term of the compositing process, the context was inspired by the buddhist bhikku W. Wachiramaethee himself, then started gathering information and specified the presenting method. After the composition was written, it was corrected by press editor and published. The appearance of each book was taken care by its press so as to match the market and present the press identity. The tactics, which were used by the buddhist bhikku W. Wachiramaethee, could be divided into two segmentations, literary tactics and delivering tactics. The three most used literary tactics were using assonance, using simile, and using repeating words respectively, while the three most used delivering tactics were quoting from someone’s phrase, exemplification of someone’s behavior or experience, and using comparison respectively. His composition conformed to the social context by using exemplification. These exampled circumstances used in his works could be categorized into overall society context, quotidian context, and historical

Credit :  ช่อฟ้า เกตุเรืองโรจน์ // รองศาสตราจารย์อวยพร พานิช

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