Creating a Buddhist Community: A Thai Temple in Silicon Valley (Asian American History & Cultu)
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Creating a Buddhist Community: A Thai Temple in Silicon Valley (Asian American History & Cultu)

by Jiemin Bao

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In 'Creating a Buddhist Community,' Jiemin Bao explores the establishment of a Thai temple in Silicon Valley as a vital hub for Asian American identity. The book examines how this religious space fosters cultural continuity and social bonds amid the region's technological and diverse environment, contributing to the understanding of immigrant community dynamics.

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Creating a Buddhist Community examines the formation of a Thai temple within the Asian American context of Silicon Valley. The book delves into the cultural and social processes involved in establishing this religious institution.

Author Jiemin Bao provides insights into how Thai Buddhist practices intersect with the diverse immigrant experiences in a high-tech region. It addresses themes of community organization and cultural preservation among Asian Americans.

The narrative is part of the broader Asian American History & Culture series, offering a focused look at religious community development in contemporary America.

Through this lens, the work illustrates the challenges and successes of maintaining traditional practices in a modern, multicultural setting.

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