RECTOR
Dr.May San Yee
ISH Building, Ground Floor
Pro-rector (Dean- Faculty of Languages)
Dr. Myint Myint Maw
ISH Building, Ground Floor
Pro-rector (Academic)
Dr. Ni Ni Aung
ISH Building, First Floor
Rector, Pro Rectors, Head of Admin Departments
ISH Building, Ground Floor
ISH Building, Ground Floor
ISH Building, First Floor
Professor (Head)
Department of Linguistics
Tutor
Department of Italian
Professor Head
Department of Philosophy
Tutor
Department of Russian
Tutor
Department of Russian
Lecturer
Department of Russian
Tutor
Department of Philosophy
Associate Professor
Department of Russian
Tutor
Department of Philosophy
Associate Professor
Department of Russian
Associate Professor
Department of Russian
Associate Professor (Head)
Department of Russian
Lecturer
Department of Oriental Studies
Professor
Department of Oriental Studies
Professor (Head)
Department of Oriental Studies
Associate Professor
Department of History
Associate Professor
Department of History
Professor (Head)
Department of History
Tutor
Department of Korean
Tutor
Department of Korean
Tutor
Department of Korean
Tutor
Department of Korean
Lecturer
Department of Korean
Lecturer
Department of Korean
Tutor
Department Of Geography
Lecturer နိုင်ငံခြား
Department of Korean
Lecturer
Department of Korean
Associate Professor
Department Of Geography
Associate Professor
Department of Korean
Associate Professor
Department Of Geography
Professor
Department Of Geography
Professor (Head)
Department of Korean
Professor (Head)
Department Of Geography
Lecturer
International Relations
Lecturer
International Relations
Associate Professor
International Relations
Tutor
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
International Relations
Tutor
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
International Relations
Associate Professor
International Relations
Tutor
Department of Japanese
Professor
International Relations
Tutor
Department of Japanese
Professor , Head of Department
International Relations
Lecturer
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
Department of Linguistics
Lecturer
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
Department of Linguistics
Lecturer
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
Department of Linguistics
Professor
Department of Linguistics
Lecturer
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Japanese
Associate Professor
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor (Head)
Department of Japanese
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Tutor
Department of Myanmar
Tutor
Department of German
Tutor
Department of German
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Lecturer
Department of German
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Lecturer
Department of German
Department of German
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of German
Associate Professor
Department of German
Associate Professor
Associate Professor (Head)
Department of German
Associate Professor
Department of Myanmar
Tutor
Department of French
Lecturer
Department of French
Lecturer
Department of French
Associate Professor
Department of French
Professor
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of French
Associate Professor
Department of French
Professor
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of French
Professor
Department of Myanmar
Professor Head
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Department of Myanmar
Published Research
2. A Comparative Study of English and Myanmar Proverbs from Cultural Point of View, International Journal of Social, Politics & Humanities ISSN: 2797-3735, Volume 3, Issue 1, page 146 – 153
Abstract: Language, a powerful tool, can influence over people and their behaviour especially in the fields of advertising and marketing. The choice of language plays an important role in drawing the attention of the target customers. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to explore the lexical analysis of advertisements from Newsweek magazines published in 7-28 Jan, 2008. The focus of the study is on three lexical features: nouns, pronouns and adjectives. The result reveals that abstract nouns, personal pronouns, descriptive adjectives are used abundantly to catch the readers’ attention.
Key words: advertisements, nouns, pronouns, adjectives.
Abstract: Proverbs are a part of a language and closely integrated with the society and culture. It is generally acknowledged that language and culture are inseparable and mutually influenced. Therefore, it is important for a language learner to learn proverbs to understand or appreciate it. This paper aims to compare these proverbs from cultural point of view. The objectives of the paper are to examine the English and Myanmar proverbs whether they have similar meanings or not, to find out whether or not they have different uses of mages to convey similar underlying meaning and vice versa, and to analyse how the different cultural backgrounds affect the uses of images in both proverbs. The data were collected from “Proverbs: English Language Toolbox” by Kirkpatrick (2009), “Common English Proverbs” by Johnson (1960), Myanmar Proverbs” by Dr. Hla Pe (1962), and “Myanmar Proverbs” by Myanmar Language Commission (1990). A hundred English proverbs were randomly collected and first, they were compared with Myanmar proverbs to find out whether or not they have similar underlying meanings. Secondly, those equivalent proverbs were identified to find out whether or not they have different uses of images to convey similar underlying meaning and vice versa. The findings indicated that there were fifty-two English and Myanmar proverbs that have similar underlying meanings. Out of 52 proverbs, seven were assumed to be the proverbs that are borrowings or imports. Nineteen out of the remaining 45 were said to have similar underlying meanings with different images. Such being the case, there were altogether 26 proverbs that do not have the significant uses of images. It was observed that there were three English and Myanmar proverbs which have different meanings with similar uses of images. A further study can be carried out, comparing more proverbs from the English and Myanmar languages.
Keywords: Proverbs, Language, Culture
Associate Professor & Head of French Department
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Ongoing research
Educational Plan
Associate Professor
Korean Department
[email protected]
Professor
PhD ( International Relations) from Yangon University
Political and Social Issues
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Research papers in the field of international Relations
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Bilateral Trade between India and Myanmar: Current Situation and Prospect
Abstract
Myanmar serves as the gateway to India’s “Look East policy. India is striving all out to strengthen its relationship with Myanmar to achieve its stated objective of economic development. The current Indian government has infused a new momentum to keep its contacts with Myanmar. As a result, Indo-Myanmar relationship is witnessing an unprecedented upswing in the recent years. The scope of this paper is to focus on an overview of the Indo-Myanmar trade relationship, then to look at the normal trade and border trade and to discuss suggestions for development of trade between the two countries. In this paper, facts and figures about the two- way trade of these countries are analyzed to examine the situation of Indo-Myanmar trade relations. It is found thatIndo-Myanmar trade relations is mutually important for their national development although trade volume between the two countries is still diminutive in comparison with volume of trade between Myanmar and China and there are some problems and obstacles in trading between the two countries. The future global growth leaders would be the Asian Triangle of China, India, and the ASEAN and the industrial clusters that would be formed in this triangle. As Myanmar is geographically well-situated in this triangle, it is an opportunity for Myanmar to achieve its national goals. By drawing up a systematic and synergetic policy, the two countries can identity their strengths and requirements and then work towards mutual benefit.
Ethnic Issues in Asia: Sri Lanka and Thailand
Abstract
Some one billion people in its worldwide belong to minority groups, many of whom are subject to discrimination and exclusion, and more often the victims of violence. Some Asian countries are also facing with the ethnic problems between major ethnic groups. In Sri Lanka, there are wo major ethnic groups like Sinhalese and Tamils. The Sinhalese as major group increased their domination of the island’s political and economic life without constitutional safeguards of minority groups’ rights for Tamils. The Tamils were diminished in all areas of ethnic competition. Likewise, in Thailand, the Malay-Muslim majority provinces in southern Thailand Norathiwat, Yala and Pattani, to a lesser extent, Sultan have a long history of tense relations with the Thai Buddhist state. The southern region was once the center of Islamic scholarship in South East Asia. and Malay Sultanates. So, Thai central government had inspired into these three states under his control as one united Thai state through the solely unit of historical, cultural, political and economic system. it paved the way for separatist among a minority of Muslims. For these purposes, ethnic tensions are occurring between government concerned and minority ethnic groups in these two countries. This paper aims to analyze the root causes of these ethnic tensions and effective control of governments.
Myanmar’s Cooperation with ASEAN on Narcotic Drugs Control Programmes Since 1988
Abstract
The problem of narcotic drugs is an evil legacy of the colonialists not only harming the nation’s dignity and social norms, but also threatening the entire mankind of the world. The Successive Myanmar governments have doing their utmost to eliminate this drug menace while carrying out development programmes at a good pace in these areas where drugs are produced. Myanmar is in pursuit of the 15- Year Narcotic Drugs Elimination Plan (199- 2014) with the target of freeing from narcotic drugs by 2014 in it. Under the plan, Myanmar is encouraging cultivating of poppy- substitute croups apart from the supply elimination, reduction, reduction of demand and law enforcement. Myanmar could declare as the drug free zones in the areas such as Mongla Special Region (4), Shan State East, Kokang Special Region (1), Shan State North, and Wa Special Region (2). For these purpose Myanmar has been cooperating with ASEAN on narcotic drugs control programmes. Myanmar delegations attend the ASEAN Senior Officials Meetings on narcotic drugs matters every year. At the same time, Myanmar has been cooperating with ASEAN’s ten projects on drug abuse control. So ASEAN decided to designate the year 2015 for a “Drug Free ASEAN” instead of the year 2020. This paper is aimed to analyze to the effective cooperation of Myanmar and ASEAN on narcotic drugs control.
Myanmar’s Effort to Eradicate Drugs Abuse among Youths since 1988
Abstract
A common challenge of today, illicit drug is increasingly threatening human society in the world. The dangerous of narcotic drugs can ruin to the prestige and human resources of a country. The most sophisticated drug like Amphetamine is widely spread and abused especially among youths and under -privileged communities. As the youths are of an inquisitive nature, it not only leads them to become victims of narcotic drugs but also devour the youths. So, Myanmar addressed these issues of drug abuse among marginalized youths in region by conducting a policy as well as an action oriented projects by cooperating with Governmental Organizations (GOs), (NGOs) and International Non- Non-Governmental Organizations Governmental Organizations (INGOs). This paper aims to examine the success of Myanmar’s effort to eradicate the drug abuse among youths.
Myanmar Political Development that effects on United States’ Attitudes since 2010
Abstract
The political sphere is undergoing changes and development in Myanmar. The Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) government called semi- democratic government came to power in March 2011 after 2010 general election. Under USDP government, many reforms and changes were made in Myanmar political development. President U Thein Sein could shake hands with opposition leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to enter Myanmar political atmosphere and then re-registered as a political party ahead of the by-election. USDP government could start to sign the draft Nation-wide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) there the 70 years long term insurgencies rooted in Myanmar. After 2015 general election, USDP transferred to power to winning National League for Democracy (NLD) government peacefully. NLD government was welcomed by many countries in the international communities’ including the United States. Union Peace Conference called 21st century Ponglong conference could hold by NLD government for national reconciliation and building federal union in Myanmar as good minestrone in Myanmar political development. Nevertheless, both governments remain to settle the Rakhine state issue and national reconciliation for union peace process in Myanmar political development. For that reason, the author would like to analyze the two questions in this research paper. These are how do United States’ attitude look upon Myanmar political development and what are the assumptions of the Executive the (State department and president) and the legislative branch (Congress) on Political development of Myanmar.
Name: Daw Yu Yu Khaing
Position: Lecturer
Phone: 09265591425
Associate Professor
PhD (International Relations) from Yangon University
Social Development
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Research papers in the field of international Relations
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South Korea’s official development assistance to Myanmar since 2010
Win Marlar Thein
Abstract
Official development assistance is necessary to promote the economic development and welfare of developing countries. South Korea provided ODA since 1987 for supporting economic development and reducing poverty in partner countries. South Korea’s ODA to Myanmar has put emphasis on its positive on its positive contribution to Myanmar’s development, particularly supporting growth in rural areas. In Myanmar, KOIA specially focuses on the agriculture and rural development, industrial and economic development, administrative, governance, and human resource development sectors. Since Myanmar’s political transition in 2010, South Korea became as the six largest trade and investment partner for Myanmar. After 2015 election, South Korea paid more attention on investment and ODA to Myanmar. This paper examines how and why South Korea gives ODA to Myanmar, what kinds of development aids are provided by South Korea and how to provide in development sector.
Associate Professor
MRes ( International Relations ) from Dagon University
Political and Social Issues , Culture
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Current Academic Activities
Research papers in the field of international Relations
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Myanmar Cultural Cooperation With ASEAN ( 1988 -2006 )
Abstract
The Association of southeast Asian Nations ( ASEAN ) was formed in 8th August 1967 . Myanmar became a member of ASEAN in 23rd July 1997 and Myanmar participated with ASEAN Committee on Culture and Information ( COCI ) . Myanmar has also been participating on ASEAN-COCI programmers and protection end preservation of cultural resources by regional and international cooperation . By cooperating in this sector with member countries, Myanmar gains the benefits and the friendship with the member become more solid. Finally, she reaches to the organization’s goals of building a region of peace, freedom, social justice and economic well-being. In this regard, she sends many delegates to the member countries . On the other hand, she actively attends the meetings, conferences and workshops. Beside, she implements several socio-cultural projects under the third pillar, its socio-cultural community.
Associate Professor
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Professor
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Associate Professor, French Department
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Associate Professor
Department of Myanmar
Professor
Department Of Myanmar
Assistant Professor
Department of Myanmar
Professor & Head
Department of Myanmar
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Lecturer
Department of Myanmar
Associate Professor
Ph.D (Korean Language Education, Seoul National University)
Korean Department
[email protected]
Humanitarian Situations in Myanmar in the Context of Politics since 2011
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
There have been improved situations in Myanmar receiving humanitarian assistance in addressing humanitarian issues under new government. In 2011, there were around 100,000 people of Internal Displaced persons (IDPs) in Kachin and Shan State in Myanmar because of the armed conflict between government forces and Kachin Independence Army 9 KIA). Many IDPs have been in refugee camps in government controlled areas and KIA Controlled Areas. Many local and international agencies are operating humanitarian assistance despite difficulties and challenges in the beginning. Mai barriers for local agencies are financial support, technical support, and training for camp management. International agencies also had difficulties because of general insecurity, road damages and concerns about jeopardizing relations with the government at the juncture of Myanmar political development. However, in 2014, according to UNOCHA basic humanitarian needs were met and there were improved situations. Now, the government has been trying to make a nation- wide ceasefire agreement with all ethnic groups and it is within reach. It was seen that Government‘s unprecedented move towards accepting federalism repeatedly demanded by ethnic groups.
Myanmar- Singapore Relations since 1997
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
Diplomatic relations between Myanmar and Singapore were established at ambassadorial level on 12 August 1966. With the improvement of relations, the two countries decided to appoint ambassador at both capitals. Exchange of visits have also taken place between the two countries and have increased to strengthen the economic interaction. During the period from 1997 to 2009 these visits are mostly to attend the ASEAN meetings in Singapore on a regional visit. Other visits were the bilateral visit discussing the matter of trade, investment, service, and industrial sectors at the Prime Minister and Ministerial level. Singapore and Myanmar enjoy good bilateral relations. Singapore expressed her positive attitude on Myanmar’s democratizing process. There are no trade agreements between Myanmar and Singapore. However, there have been normalized trade relations between them. Myanmar also faced trade deficit in favor of Singapore. During the period from the year 2005-2006 to 2010- 2011, the total trade volume has also increased from US Dollar 823.23 million in 2005- 2006 US Dollar 2102.03 million in 2010- 2011. During 2003- 2011 period the investment volume of Singapore in Myanmar was increased, but not much significant. There was also slightly increase of permitted enterprises, investing in Myanmar. Offers of scholarship and humanitarian assistance from Singapore have also involved in the relations and still need to be much focused in their relations. It is found that the relations have more covered economics than politics. Despite sound and close relations existed there will be much room for economic and environmental cooperation under the new government of Myanmar.
Development Cooperation between Myanmar and Singapore
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
Myanmar accorded recognition to the new Republic of Singapore on 14th August 196. Myanmar’s relations with Singapore in social, political and economic sphere have been dated back to many years ago. Myanmar and Singapore gained mutual understanding and friendship base on their discussion during the visits and in turn could sign MoU and agreements. Singapore also showed her political will and her positive attitude on Myanmar’s Democratization process. It also launched “Initiative for ASEAN Integration “(IAI) which encompasses a variety of human resources development programme. Under this programme, skillful trainers from Singapore have been sent to Myanmar to provide capacity building for the staff. The Government of Singapore provided assistance to human resources development of Myanmar. In the basic education, student exchange programme, education study programme and seminars are being conducted according to bilateral agreement. Singapore was one of the countries offering assistance to Myanmar following Cyclone Nargis in 2008. Singapore contributed an initial US $ 200,000 in humanitarian aid, followed by a commitment of another US $ 5 million for various humanitarian projects. Foreign Minister of Singapore, Mr Yei said that Singapore will continue to support Myanmar’s capacity building efforts, particularly in human resource development. It is found that increasing development cooperation has been based on bilateral agreement and cooperation programme. It is also sure that future cooperation will be increasingly continued in human resource development and humanitarian assistance.
China’s Foreign Trade Policy towards Myanmar (After 1998)
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
China has required a peaceful and stable international environment by strengthening contacts and cooperation with other countries. It also adopted diplomacy in trade and sought a free market expansion with the neighbouring states. Development of western province – Yunan and Sichun is “important for China’s economic interests. Chinese policy makers introduced “strings and pearls strategy towards South Asian neighbours including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Myanmar. China’s demand for energy for its province’s development also contributed to its trade with Myanmar was also a good impact of Chinese foreign trade policy. Despite the trade performance between Myanmar and China was an unbalanced nature always in favour of China, increasing trend of trade volume from 1988 to 2010 indicates the complementary nature of bilateral trade. It is found that China has pursued the strategy of export- led growth and strategy of strings of pearls policy towards Southeast Asia including Myanmar. Myanmar has been a strategic point for China to access Indian Ocean. China’s desire to make cross border trade with Myanmar for the development of Yunan, has also much impact on socio- economic life of Myanmar’s People. Development of cross border trade has also been effectiveness of China’s foreign trade policy.
Security Challenges in North East Asia; Future Prospects
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
The Security Situations in Northeast Asia has changed abruptly decade by decade since the end of the War War II. Despite normalization between Beijing and Moscow in 1989 and close consultations over North Korea since the North – South Summit in 2000, the aim of Sino- Russian strategic challenge is North Korea’ s nuclear crisis. Even if the nuclear crisis is brought under control, North Korea belligerence is unlikely to an end. Thus, the North Korea missile and nuclear issue s may not be resolve as long as regime’s policy could not change. This causes a challenge not only to South Korea but also to other countries like China, Japan and the US in managing the crisis. China’s uprising and its domestic structural change is very much in the areas of economy and of the growing nationalist sense of its leadership. Taiwan issue may not only cause a war between China and the US but also another Cold War in the region. The expansion of Japan’s military forces is also a challenge in the region. The rising nationalism could have an alarming consequences like militarized, assertive ad nuclear armed Japan. Japan’s military increase may go beyond the bilateral framework of the US in its search for bigger role in Asia and the world in the coming decades. A new framework for northeast Asian security should be created by reviewing the legacy of six decades of changes in the region’s great power relations. The objective of this paper is to explore the future situations of Northeast Asian security by using analytical approach based on some historical and recent developments in the region.
Relations between Myanmar and the republic of Korea (1994- 2004)
Win Mar Hlaing*
Abstract
Bilateral relations between Myanmar and the republic of Korea have long traditions. The ties between the two countries have strengthened expanded in all spheres since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1975. Since then the exchange of visits have taken place between the two countries. Moreover, the trade relations between Myanmar and the republic of Korea ( ROK) have been carried out in the shape of Myanmar exporting natural resources based products to ROK and ROK exporting industrial products to Myanmar,. Investors from ROK became very active with the opening of Myanmar economy. The Korean development assistance program reached a turning point in the late 1980s and early 1990s in terms of international cooperation program. The assistance of loans, grants, and gifts from ROK played as important part in Myanmar’s economy and has been strengthening the economic intercourses between the two countries. Substantial interaction between Myanmar and ROK under cultural relations from 1995 to 2004 includes religious, education and health sector. As ROK and Myanmar achieved their complementary relationship, the future prospects for cooperation should lie in a variety of areas such as political and security cooperation, exchange of media, people, and the environmental cooperation.
Professor, Head
Yangon University of Foreign Languages (2021- present)
Professor,
Yangon University of Foreign Languages (2020-2021)
Associate Professor,
Yangon University of Foreign Languages (2019-2020)
Lecturer,
Yangon University of Distance Education (2016- 2019)
Assistant Lecturer, University of Taunggyi, (2014- 2016)
Assistant Lecturer, University of Mandalay, (2013- 2014)
Assistant Lecturer, University of Taunggyi, (2013- 2013)
Tutor, University of Taunggyi, (2012- 2013)
Tutor, University of East Yangon, (2011- 2012)
Tutor, Mohnyin Degree College, (2010- 2011)
Tutor, University of East Yangon, (2005- 2010)
Field of Research- Ethics, Philosophy of Culture
Published Research–
(Abstract– Journalism Ethics is a field of applied ethics and study of moral principles and judgments and of good practices as applied to the journalists. The traditional ethical theories can be contributed to journalism and they can be applied provide journalists to make tough choices. Categorical imperative of Kantian consists of a principle from a sense of duty. For Kant, any action can only be justified if it is performed for reasons of duty. The research problem is “why should be used Kantian ethics in cases of journalism with the reference of Myanmar?” This paper will be contributed that the journalists can be applied the Kantian ethics in their reporting. Categorical imperative of Kantian ethics is applicable to current cases. For Kant, a good motive or a good will is central. The morally responsible person will act out of duty even in contrast to their character and the will of obligation based on reason. It can be applied to the cases of journalism in Myanmar. As for example, the article about Latpadaung Copper Mine and the story of two housemaids at Ava Tailor Shop being exploited and abused. It is studied that Kantian ethics can be used as applied ethics of journalism from the above article.)
Keywords: Journalism ethics, applied ethics, Kantian ethics
(Abstract– The main objective of this paper is to point out that the fundamental ethical concepts and norms can be applied in the ethical issues of journalism. In undertaking this study some ethical concepts and norms applying ethical dilemmas and will also be taken into the issues of journalism. The research question of this paper is that “Why the fundamental ethical concepts and norms could be taken in the journalism issues?” The tentative solution is that the ethical concepts and norms are practicing to use as guidelines for having a good effort. In this paper, the descriptive and evaluative methods and the principle of causality will be used. The contribution of this paper is to express that applying ethical concepts and norms can lead to news reporting in journalism that is ethically and in accordance with traditions and culture.)
Keywords: fundamental ethical concepts, ethical norms, journalism ethics
(Abstract– This paper intends to find an ethical principle for journalism ethics. This principle should be coherent with traditional moral values in Myanmar society. The research problem of this paper is how an ethical principle of journalism should be formulated in Myanmar Society. In this paper, descriptive and evaluative methods are used. It can be founded that the ethical principle of freedom for truth will support to resolving of human difficulties and conflicts for the journalists.)
Keywords: Journalism ethics, ethical principle, traditional moral values, Freedom for Truth.
(Abstract– The main objective of this paper is to point out that it is possible to apply the ethical norms of Myanmar culture in providing ethical guidelines for the development of journalism in Myanmar. In undertaking this study some Western ethical views concerning journalism will also be taken into account. With the development of the freedom of press in Myanmar, journalism has encountered many challenges. The research question of this paper is to provide evidence that; the ethical norms of Myanmar Buddhist culture should be taken into consideration in developing journalism ethics in Myanmar. The tentative solution would consist of clarifying what the principal ethical norms of Myanmar Buddhist culture are and the way in which they can be applied to ethical journalism. In this paper, the descriptive and evaluative methods and the principle of deduction will be used. The contribution of this paper is to promote understanding that Myanmar has a rich ethical heritage that can be applied to many affairs of human life including, the development of a “journalism” that has integrity.)
Keywords: journalism ethics, ethical norms, ethical practices, ethical foundations, Myanmar Buddhist Culture.
(Abstract- In the world philosophies the Eastern has investigated everything in their aesthetic component on the other hand the Western has investigated these things in their theoretic component. The main objective of this paper is intended to study on Eastern culture from the philosophical Perspective. Most of the Easterners emphasized on man than on his natural world and one of the characteristics of Eastern culture is fundamentally religious in character. The research problem of this paper is “why the Easterners’ ways of thinking seems to emphasize on the human concern in aesthetic component?” The solution of this paper is that Easterner’s ways of thinking generally based on emotional sense than rational sense. Hence they place emphasis on knowledge by intuition and on contemplation of everything in their aesthetic immediacy. This research paper will contribute to promote understanding that people can put into practice reconciliation of the philosophical perspective of the East and the West in order to achieve a comprehensive integration. As a consequence we enable to establish mutual understanding and good communication among different cultures.)
Keywords: culture, philosophy of culture, ways of thinking, the aesthetic component.
Ethics, Philosophy of Culture, Political Philosophy.
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| 1992 – 2000 | Tutor, (Yangon University of Foreign Languages) |
| 2000 – 2004 | Assistant Lecturer, (Yangon University of Foreign Languages) |
| 2004 – 2018 | Lecturer & Head of Department, (Yangon University of Foreign Languages) |
| 2018 – present | Associate Professor & Head of Department, (Yangon University of Foreign Languages) |
In October of 2018, a research paper under the title of “Existing Pedagogical situation of Producing Russian Language Specialists and Professionals of Yangon University of Foreign Languages, Myanmar” was presented at the International Conference on Russian Language in Hochiminh Pedagogical Institute in Hochiminh city, Vietnam.
A Study of Pronunciation Mistakes of First Year Russian Specialization Students and Ways to Correct the Mistakes (Yangon University of Foreign Languages, Research Journal) Vol.4, No.1, December, 2012
