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100 1 Budiman, Michaela,|d1978-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
names/nb2014027119|eauthor.
245 10 Contemporary funeral rituals of Sa'dan Toraja :|bfrom Aluk
Todolo to new religions /|cMichaela Budiman ; translation
by Barbora Štefanová, and Keith Jones.
264 1 Prague :|bKarolinum,|c2013.
264 4 |c©2013
300 1 online resource (142 pages, 16 pages of color plates):
|billustrations, chiefly color
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|2rdamedia
338 online resource|2rdacarrier
347 text file|2rdaft
500 Translator statement from reverse of title page.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Acknowledgements; 1Introduction; 1.1Themes and Objective
of the Present Work; 1.2Structure of the Present Work;
1.3Research Thus Far; 1.4Field Research and Methods of
Work; 1.5Informants; 1.6Gathered Material and Methods of
Analysis; 2 The Foundations of Toraja Culture;
2.1Overview; 2.2Tana Toraja and Its Inhabitants; 2.2.1
Origins of the Population; 2.2.2 Contemporary
Understanding of the Term Torajaand the Ethnological
Classification of the Toraja; 2.2.3 Etymology of the Term
Toraja; 2.2.4 Geography, Climate and Economy of the Toraja
Region; 2.2.5 Key Historical Events
505 8 2.2.6 Language and Literature2.3Autochthonous Religion
Aluk Todolo and Adoptionof Christianity; 2.3.1 Aluk Todolo
(Alukta); 2.3.2 Social and Ceremonial Roles in Aluk Todolo
Rituals; 2.3.3 The Pesung (Offerings); 2.3.4 The Adoption
of Christianity; 2.4Important Aspects of Toraja Culture;
2.4.1 Social Stratification and Its Influence on Society;
2.4.2 The Classification of Rituals; 2.4.3 The Traditional
House; 2.4.4 Types of Tombs; 2.4.5 The Buffalo -- The Most
Important Animal in Toraja Culture; 3Forms of Funeral
Rituals in the Past and Today; 3.1Overview
505 8 3.2General Information on Funeral Rites3.2.1 The Soul
After Death; 3.2.2 Providing for the Body After Death;
3.2.3 The Role of the Social Status of the Deceased and
the Financial Situation of the Family Regarding the
Character and Duration of the Funeral; 3.2.4 The Site of
the Funeral Rite and Attendant Rituals; 3.3The Actual
Catholic Funeral and the Shift in Meaningin Some Rites
Practised by Christians; 3.3.1 Account of Yohana Maria
Sumbung's Funeral; 3.3.2 The Shift in Meaning in Some
Rites Practised by Christians; 3.4Toraja Pentecostalists
and Their Funerals
505 8 3.4.1 The Funeral of Ne' Tappi and Interview with Her Son,
Duma' Rante Tasik3.4.2 Information Provided by Pastor
Nehemia Tangkin and HisWife Saarah Salino; 3.4.3 Interview
with Pastor Yunus Padang; 3.4.4 Practices Rejected by
Pentecostalists; 3.5Toraja Muslims; 3.5.1 Toraja Muslim
Death-Related Rites; 3.5.2 Malam Empat Puluh (The Fortieth
Night); 3.5.3 The Slaughter of the Buffaloes; 3.5.4
Interview with Mrs. Nurhayati; 4Conclusion;
4.1Transformation of Toraja Culture and Religion;
4.2Funeral Rites; Summary; Bibliography; Appendices;
Transcription of Interviews in Indonesian; Interview no. 1
505 8 Interview no. 2Interview no. 3; Interview no. 4; Interview
no. 5; Interview no. 6; Interview no. 7; Interview no. 8;
Main Informants; Timetable of the Funeral of Yohana Maria
Sumbung; Genealogies of the Gods; Glossary and Index;
Photos
520 Contemporary Funeral Rituals takes you inside the
fascinating world of the Sa'dan Toraja, who inhabit the
Indonesian island of Sulawesi. The author explores first-
hand the most important contemporary Toraja ritual - the
funeral - and documents and analyses the changes brought
about by the Toraja leaving their autochthonous religion
Aluk Todolo behind and embracing Christianity during the
last century.
546 Translated from the Czech by Barbora Štefanová, and Keith
Jones.
588 Description based on print version record.
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no2017015540|etranslator.
700 1 Jones, Keith|c(Translator),|0https://id.loc.gov/
authorities/names/no2015131370|etranslator.
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