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Burma 2007

Burma

1. (p. 3-6) What is “desubjectification 1. (p.3-6) What is “desubjectification?” How does a totalitarian military regime attempt to achieve it? 2. (p.8) What is the “cosmological imaginary” and why is it important? 3. What is the Buddhist imaginary promoted by your group (Military, Aun San Suu Kyi/NLD, or the young monks)? (p. 23 and others) 4. (p.8) “The crucial question then is whether Buddhism possesses an intrinsic democratic essence., an authoritarian set of ideas and concepts, or can be used to describe both, thus being open to interpretation.”