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Sharing the earth, dividing the land: land and territory in the Austronesian world
2006, ANU E Press
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1920942696 9781920942694
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Table of Contents
Land and Territory in the Austronesian World
Thomas Reuter
The Origin Structure of Kute Among the Gumai: An Analysis of an Indigenous Territorial Institution in the Highlands of South Sumatra Minako Sakai
Ritual Domains and Communal Land in the Highlands of Bali
Banua or Negara? The Culture of Land in South Bali
Graeme MacRae
Tanah Berkat (Blessed Land): The Source of the Local in the Banda Islands, Central Maluku Phillip Winn
Mapping Buru: The Politics of Territory and Settlement on an Eastern Indonesian Island Barbara Dix Grimes
Traditional Territorial Categories and Constituent Institutions in West Seram: The Nili Ela of 'WELE Telu Batai and the Alune Hena of Ma'saman Uwei Christine Boulan-Smit
From Domains to Rajadom: Notes on the History of Territorial
Categories and Institutions in the Rajadom of Sikka E.D. Lewis
We Are Children Of The Land: A Keo Perspective
Philipus Tule.
Contending for Ritual Control of Land and Polity: Comparisons from the Timor Area of Eastern Indonesia
James J. Fox
Fataluku Forest Tenures and the Conis Santana National Park in East Timor Andrew McWilliam
Self-Scaling the Earth: Relations of Land, Society and Body
Among North Mekeo, Papua New Guinea Mark Mosko
The Ways of the Land-Tree: Mapping the North Pentecost
Social Landscape John P. Taylor
Finishing the Land: Identity and Land Use in Pre- and Post-Colonial North Ambrym Mary Patterson
People and Place in Tonga: The Social Construction of Fonua in Oceania Steve Francis
Postscript: Spatial Categories in Social Context: Tracing a Comparative
Understanding of Austronesian Ideas of Ritual Location
James J. Fox.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
For tertiary students.
Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at the publisher's home page: http://epress.anu.edu.au.
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