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In the initiation ceremony, people borrow horse cart from me. But they prefer the bullock cart that is well decorated with the crystals and golden paint over my horse cart. In the last 20 years the bullock cart has become more valuable and fashionable.

This was shared by a lady who is one of people who lends cart to others.

I found that the people are still proud to use the bullock cart for the initiation ceremony. 

Project

A Shared Locale

Code

HAB-1-582093743

Date

2019

Credits / copyrights

Notes from the field and photographs by Ms. Khin Khin Nyein (Third Year Honors)

Posted by

Thidar Htwe Win

University

Mandalay University

Related links

A Shared Locale—Towards University–Community Co-operation in Amarapura, Mandalay
Place-based pedagogies, University of Mandalay: (Part 1)
Place-based pedagogies, University of Mandalay (Part 2)
Place-based pedagogies, University of Mandalay (Part 3)
Place-based pedagogies, University of Mandalay (4)
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Fostering Waste Management in the Community (2)
Fostering Waste Management in the Community (3)
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Lining the Slippers: Making a Difference (2)
Lining the Slippers: Making a Difference (3)
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The Impact of Urban Life: Interactions from the Field
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Title

Ride for the Initiation Ceremony

Medium

  • Image

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Site of knowledge & meaning

Concerns

Feeling & motive