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          <dc:title>The Social Organization of the Dawei National Dawei Township, Taninthayi Division, Union of Myanmar</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Aye Sandi</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>In human society, human beings live in separate communities and they undertake and conduct social, economical administration and religious affairs for their society's solidarity. When one wants to study any of the society one must study the basic groups in detail so that one can know the cultural traditions of a society. I have studied the cultural traditions of Dawei nationals who live in Dawei. Although Daweis are in the Myanmar group, their cultural traditions, fine arts and language are peculiar in a different style. Dawei "Dance Song" which was recorded in "Maha Gita" Manual Music Book is a peculiar music in a sense. Their culture also has been in existence for many a year. I, being a Dawei national, exploiting a golden chance to write a thesis, for my master degree, I have decided to write on my own locality, Dawei and its fading- away traditional customs to give an exposure to other nationals in Myanmar.</dc:description>
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