Social and Cultural Reflection of Sathingphra Peninsula from Local Pavilion (Salaklanghon)

Abstract

              The research aimed to study sathingphra peninsula’s social and cultural lift reflection of a pavilion in a local style (Salaklanghon). in the Sating Phra peninsula area  including four districts of Singha Nakhon, Sathing Phra, Krasae Sin, and Ranot. The field data was collected by the interviewing of 65 people living near the 29 utilized and occupied pavilions which reflected the social and cultural circumstances, together with observing and photo shooting.  The data was analyzed in the form of descriptive analysis. The findings showed as follows. Reflections on family, found that people in a household have love, unity and respect for the elderly by staying together as an extended family. Reflection of race, found that there have been people of Chinese descent in sathingphra peninsula for centuries. Reflections of Psychological, found that people with generous hospitality, unity are interested in charity. Reflections of Economic, found that they reflect the status of the well-being of the Creator and the villagers have a folk career in animal husbandry, Farming and Fisheries. Reflection of Politics, found that villagers get access to the community services by the government and have the opportunity to access local politicians. Reflections of belief and religion, found that the community has a long standing culture, strong ties to Buddhism, belief in the goodness and adherence to the traditions of the local primordial. Reflections of the Aesthetic, Found that the Creator of the pavilion in a local style (Salaklanghon) or villagers have love, beauty, Skilled technicians, arts and  a lot of love and appreciation for nature.