Jaffna District, Sri Lanka, has faced enormous socio-economic difficulties since the civil war ended in May 2009. But in contrast to the visible and apparent infrastructural destruction that characterises much of the District, there is a striking number of newly built Hindu temples. The majority ...
temples, churches, government offices and the University of Jaffna. What better way to stimulate the senses and experience the richness of this capital city of nearly 90,000 people, in the northern province of Sri Lanka. Public and private transportation runs 24 hours a day seven days a week...
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Buddhist Gaze and Power in a Post-war Destination: Case Study of Jaffna, Sri Lanka Sri Lankan government and the military forces have recreated Buddhist temples and monuments that were destroyed in the war and have reintroduced Buddhist ... W Samarathunga,PR Weerathunga,C Li - 《Journal of...
temples, churches, government offices and the University of Jaffna. What better way to stimulate the senses and experience the richness of this capital city of nearly 90,000 people, in the northern province of Sri Lanka. Public and private transportation runs 24 hours a day seven days a week...
post-war tourismSinhalese Buddhist NationalismSri Lanka tourismtourist gazeThis study explores how Sinhalese Buddhist Nationalism is constructed in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, a postwar reunified state, through postwar travels. Sri Lankan government and the military forces have recreated Buddhist temples and ...
Of Tigers and Temples: The Jaffna Caste System in Transition During the Sri Lankan Civil Wardoi:10.1007/978-3-030-97030-7_9The study of caste in northern Sri Lanka is distinctive from similar studies in India because the non-Brahmin Veāar s are the socially, economically, and politically ...