The People of Bali
The Peoples of South-East Asia and the Pacific
1. Auflage August 2001
256 Seiten, Softcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
ISBN:
978-0-631-22741-0
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This study provides insight to the history and culture of the people of Bali, from prehistoric times to the present.
List of Plates.
List of Figures.
List of Maps.
Acknowledgements.
Note about the Authors.
1. The Land and its People.
2. Pre-colonial Bali.
3. Agriculture, Crafts and Spheres of Exchange.
4. Social Organization.
5. Religion and Beliefs in Practice.
6. Myth and Tradition.
7. The Persuasive Artistry of the Healer.
8. The Process of Modernization.
Notes.
References.
Index.
List of Figures.
List of Maps.
Acknowledgements.
Note about the Authors.
1. The Land and its People.
2. Pre-colonial Bali.
3. Agriculture, Crafts and Spheres of Exchange.
4. Social Organization.
5. Religion and Beliefs in Practice.
6. Myth and Tradition.
7. The Persuasive Artistry of the Healer.
8. The Process of Modernization.
Notes.
References.
Index.
"The content of the individual chapters is informative and readable and will no doubt be of use as general introductory material." Rima, Summer 1998.
Angela Hobart has a PhD from the School of Oriental andAfrican Studies, and is currently a lecturer at Goldsmiths'College, University of London. She is also Honorary Research Fellowin the Anthropology Department, University College, London. She isthe author of Dancing Shadows of Bali (1987).
Urs Ramseyer studied cultural anthropology, sociology andmusicology in Basle and Paris. He is the head of the South-EastAsian Department at the Basle Museum of Ethnology. His previousbooks include The Art and Culture of Bali (1977).
Albert Leemann studied at the University of Zurich andthe Alliance française in Paris. He is Emeritus Professor ofSocial and Environmental Geography at the University ofZürich.
Urs Ramseyer studied cultural anthropology, sociology andmusicology in Basle and Paris. He is the head of the South-EastAsian Department at the Basle Museum of Ethnology. His previousbooks include The Art and Culture of Bali (1977).
Albert Leemann studied at the University of Zurich andthe Alliance française in Paris. He is Emeritus Professor ofSocial and Environmental Geography at the University ofZürich.