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100 1 Waterson, Roxana,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
nr89001978|eauthor.
245 10 Paths and rivers :|bSa'dan Toraja society in
transformation /|cRoxana Waterson.
264 1 Leiden :|bKITLV Press,|c2009.
300 1 online resource (xxxii + 510 pages).
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490 1 Verhandelingen van het Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-,
Land- en Volkenkunde,|x1572-1892 ;|v253
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 475-498) and
index.
505 00 |tIntroduction --|tA return journey --|tLife in Buttang --
|gPart one:|tUses of the past.|gI.|tToraja and their
neighbours; Historical perspectives --|gII.|tView from the
mountains --|gIII.|tAncestors of the same dream --|gIV.|tA
time of chaos --|gV.|tAwakening of the oath; memory,
identity and historical action --|gVI.|tColonial encounter
and social transformation --|gPart two:|tA house society.
|gVII.|tMythical origins of humans and their houses --
|gVIII.|tA system of rank under strain --|gIX.|tTrunk and
branch --|gX.|tBlood and bone --|gPart three:|tVillage
life.|gXI.|tWomen and men --|gXII.|tPlanting a hearth --
|gXIII.|tLand, labour and inheritance --|gPart four:
|tSmoke of the rising and the setting sun.|gXIV.
|tStructure of Aluk To Dolo --|gXV.|tEnhancement of
fertility --|gXVI.|tA changing religious landscape --
|gXVII.|tMaking of ancestors --|gXVIII.|tDynamics of the
ceremonial economy --|tConclusion.
505 00 |tIntroduction --|tA return journey --|tLife in Buttang --
|gPart One:|tUses of the past.|gI.|tToraja and their
neighbours; Historical perspectives --|tOn modes of
remembering the past --|tToraja in the Austronesian world
--|tNaming the Toraja --|tIntimacies and enmities: Toraja
relations with the Bugis --|tMarginality and resistance:
political relations between highlands and lowlands --|gII.
|tView from the mountains.|tStory of Laki Padada --
|tHeroes, tricksters, and relations with lowland kingdoms
--|gIII.|tAncestors of the Same Dream --|t'Holding back
the mountain of Bone': the seventeenth century --
|tAncestors of the Same Dream in oral memory --|gIV.|tA
time of chaos.|tThe 1890s: the 'Time of the Sidenreng
people' --|tNineteenth century in local memory --
|tCommoditization of slavery --|gV.|tAwakening of the
oath; Memory, identity and historical action.
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505 80 |gVI.|tColonial encounter and social transformation --
|tDutch takeover and its initial impacts --|tDutch
Reformed Church Mission --|tModernizing process and the
development of 'Toraja' identity --|tJapanese Occupation
and the struggle for independence --|gPart Two:|tA house
society.|gVII.|tMythical origins of humans and their
houses.|tTypes of mythical narrative --|tLaughter from the
stone: cosmology and creation --|tHouse of Puang Matua --
|tFirst carpenters --|tFirst humans on earth --|tSky and
water meet on earth: the to manurun di langi' --|tTo
manurun in Malimbong --|tQuestions of precedence and links
with the past --|gVIII.|tA system of rank under strain.
|tOn the mythical origins of slavery --|tRegional
variations in the ranking system --|tChanging
relationships between nobles and their dependents.
505 80 |gIX.|tTrunk and branch.|tHouses, land and graves --
|tMetaphors of origin: the trunk and the tip --|tThe
'life' of the house --|tHouse and the rapu --|tHopes and
dreams --|gX.|tBlood and bone.|tInheritance of kinship
substance --|tCentrality of siblingship in the
conceptualization of kin relations --|tFractions of
kinship substance --|tFrom siblings to affines, and back
again --|gPart Three:|tVillage life.|gXI.|tWomen and men -
-|tOn multiplicity and ambiguity in gender analysis --
|tGender as an unmarked category in Tana Toraja --
|tPairing and balance in marital relationships --
|tMobility and stability: elements of difference in the
characterisation of gender --|gXII.|tPlanting a hearth.
|tCourtship and engagement --|tMarriage ritual --
|tMarriage and status: intermarriage between ranks --
|tModernity and the changing style of weddings.
505 80 |gXIII.|tLand, labour and inheritance.|tSale, pawning and
sharecropping of land --|tPrinciples of inheritance --
|tLotong's story --|tAgricultural labour and the formation
of communal work groups --|gPart Four:|tSmoke of the
rising and the setting sun.|gXIV.|tStructure of Aluk To
Dolo.|tRites of the East and the West --|tAncestors and
deities in the landscape --|tIntimacy with the ancestors -
-|gXV.|tEnhancement of fertility.|tRitual rhythm of the
agricultural cycle --|tMa'bua', climactic Rite of the East
--|gXVI.|tA changing religious landscape.|tLocal religions
in the Indonesian national context --|tConversion,
modernity and identity --|gXVII.|tMaking of ancestors.
|tJourney to the afterlife --|tOrganization of a funeral -
-|gXVIII.|tDynamics of the ceremonial economy.|tEconomic
domains and their intersections in --|tSa'dan highlands --
|tShifting measures of value: buffaloes and money --
|tMortuary ritual and the constitution of value --
|tConclusion.
505 80 |gAppendices --|gA.|tPassonde-sonde, Prayer recited after
the ritual of ma'tetean bori', (interpretation of dreams)
at the conclusion of the house ceremony --|gB.|tChant for
the ma'bugi' ritual --|gC.|tVerses of two ma'badong chants
for the deceased (ossoran badong) --|gD.|tRanked levels of
the funeral ceremony --|gE Table of exchange values and
inflation over the twentieth century --|gF.|tGenealogies -
-|g1.|tTato' Dena''s genealogy of Tangdilino' and his
numerous children, who spread out from Banua Puan to found
new houses in different parts of Toraja. --|g2.|tTato'
Dena''s genealogy of Tamboro Langi', a widely recognized
to manurun ancestor. He and his wife Sanda Bilik founded
their tongkonan on Mount Ullin in Saluputti. Their great-
grandchild Laki Padada went in search of eternal life and
married a princess of Gowa; their three sons ruled in
Luwu', Toraja (Sangalla') and Gowa respectively. This
story is the most important of those linking Toraja to the
lowland kingdoms. --|g3.|tGenealogies of tongkonan Buttang,
Pasang and Pokko' in Malimbong, showing the mythical
ancestors Pa'doran and Gonggang Sado'ko'.
520 Fieldwork extending over a thirty-year period provided
materials for this book. Paths and Rivers offers an
unusually deep and broad picture of the Sa'dan Toraja as a
society in dynamic transition over the course of the past
century. The Toraja inhabit the mountainous highlands of
South Sulawesi, Indonesia, and are well known for their
dramatic architecture, their unusual cliff burials, and
their flamboyant ceremonial life, which places
extraordinary economic demands on individuals and
families. The analysis is informed, firstly, by a
comparative perspective which sets Toraja social structure
in the context of the Austronesian world. Secondly, the
author delves deeply into Toraja social memory to show how
people think about the past. She examines the usefulness
of history and myth in the present as a source of identity,
a template for action, or a resource by means of which to
claim precedence. The book gives a clear picture of the
structure and ethos of the indigenous Toraja religion, the
Aluk To Dolo or 'Way of the Ancestors', with its complex
cycle of rituals. The book concludes with an analysis of
the ceremonial economy, which draws upon both domestic
subsistence production and the global market economy.
Paths and Rivers draws together a fascinating picture of
one society's journey into modernity. Roxana Waterson is
Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology,
National University of Singapore. She is also the author
of The living house: an anthropology of architecture in
Southeast Asia (3rd ed., Thames and Hudson, 1997) and
Southeast Asian lives: Personal narratives and historical
experience (Singapore University Press/Ohio University
Press, 2007).
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653 Sa'adan Toraja
653 Celebesian
653 Social anthropology
653 Social structure
653 Social change
653 Modernization
653 History
653 Mythology
653 Cultural identity
653 Gender relations
653 Rituals
653 Religion
653 Christianization
653 Sulawesi Tengah
653 Indonesia
653 Field work
653 Celebesie
653 Sociale antropologie
653 Sociale structuur
653 Sociale verandering
653 Modernisatie
653 Geschiedenis
653 Mythologie
653 Culturele identiteit
653 Sekse relatie
653 Rituelen
653 Christendom
653 Indonesie
653 Veldwerk
655 4 Electronic books.
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|dLeiden : KITLV Press, 2009|z9067183075|w(DLC)
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