Models of Narrations to Present ‘Upakkilesa 16’ in Sabaimuang’s Kalapaksi
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The objective of this study was studying strategies that Sabaimuang used to present ‘upakkilesa 16’ - a doctrine in Bhudhism - in Kalapaksi. The result yielded that the author presented the issue with the theme and plot which portray roles and deeds of a charater who possess th upakkilesa. Also, background, which was in the later half of Bhuddist Era, and conversation were used as the presentation strategies. The title and main character was named to reflected the doctrine and the essences of the upakkilesa were conveyed via condemning. Also, metaphor, simili, connotative meaning and narration were used to conveyed the massages. The most prominent flavors in the story were resentment, wrath and fear.
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