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    Title: Narrative of Dream and Dream Reading in Thai Traditional Dance Drama: Literary Representation and Text Background
    Authors: 樊夏
    Valyamedhi, Chawarote
    Contributors: 東南亞語言與文化學士學位學程
    Date: 2023-06
    Issue Date: 2024-03-15 11:15:55 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This paper aims at investigating dreams as narrated in Thai traditional dance dramatic representation from Thai traditional dramatic literature from early Rattanakosin period. The scope includes dream scenes from Ramakien, Inao, Khun Chang Khun Phaen, and Phra Aphaimani. Dreams are more significance when they are nightmares since nightmares usually make characters realize misconducts they previously did. This paper includes dream narrarives from Ramakien, Inao, Khunchang Khunphaen, and Phra Abhaimani. In these texts, dreams usually inform the dreamers events of both in the past and in the future and are always narrated with symbols that need interpretations. Professional dream readers are either the dreamers themselves or other characters with the ability to read dreams. It is possible to say that dreams as narrated in these classics are connected to events either in the near past or near and far future and can be directly read according to nature of such dreams. In stage performance, singing play important role in narrating dream, there are songs that were specially composed to narrate dreams of characters as well as the sleeping scenes. Dream reading formular from literary works also play an important role in dream reading in real life as people are interested in interpret their dreams. Books like Kham Thamnai Fan (คำทำนายฝัน), Tamra Thamnai Fan (ตำราทำนานฝัน) are available and serve those wishing to read their dreams.
    Relation: 8th AAS-in-Asia Conference, Association for Asian Studies
    Data Type: conference
    Appears in Collections:[東南亞語言與文化學士學位學程] 會議論文

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