The Book “Three Kingdoms” Wanipok Version (Book 1): Reading for Promoting Ethics
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Keywords: Three Kingdoms, Virtue, EthicsAbstract
This research aimed to survey ethics in the contents of the book “Three Kingdoms” Wanipok Version (Book 1) to explore which ethic is contained in the book “Three Kingdoms” Wanipok Version (Book 1). The selected book was written by Yakhob who is a famous writer in Thailand. It contained 594 pages. This book was printed as a souvenir for the 100th anniversary of Yakhob in 2003. This study focused on the expressions that represent ethics in the content of book “Three Kingdoms”. It is an interesting book and many people are interested in it. This book has provided various concepts and perspectives such as morality, politics, tradition, culture, wisdom, etc. Readers can apply what they learn from the book in their real life which can develop them to prepare for their future.
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