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The Mons. A Civilization of Southeast Asia. Emmanuel Guillon. Bangkok: The Siam Society, 1999. 349 pp. ISBN 974-8298-44-2.
It does not seem to be too far from truth to state that the Mons have received relatively little scholarly attention so far, if compared to other Southeast Asian peoples. For whatever reason that this may be, the present study of the French philologist Emmanuel Guillon represents the first large-scale attempt to make good for this...
