How to Behave: Buddhism and Modernity in Colonial Cambodia, 1860–1930
by Anne Hansen
Defining the "religious ethos of a time" when colonial realities fostered "the hope for a righteous dhammik savior-ruler."
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Angkor the Magnificent: Wonder City of Ancient Cambodia
by Helen Churchill CandeeThe first published account of Angkor by an American woman, an intrepid traveler that had longed to see the Khmer temples "with a longing such as youth knows."In English
South East Asia in Images, 1935-1938
by Archimages@AngkorDatabaseCollection of drawings and paintings from the students of the Gia Dinh Fine Arts SchoolIn English & French
Studies on the Art of Ancient Cambodia
by Jean BoisselierTen articles by Jean Boissellier translated from the French offer a comprehensive and stimulating vision on Khmer statuary, its regional influences and its…In English
Lost Goddesses
by Trude JacobsenThe first study addressing the place of women in Cambodian history, or what lays behind the Apsara Smile.In English