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The Last Tiger in East Java: Symbolic Continuity in Ecological Change
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  • 1988Hindu Javanese: Tengger Tradition and Islam167 cited
  • 1989Other peoples' myths: the cave of echoes63 cited
  • 1975India seen from the East: Indian and indigenous cults in Champa38 cited
  • 1993A Change in the Forest: Myth and History in West Java38 cited
  • 1978Bows, blowpipes and blunderbusses : ecological implications of weapons change among the Malaysian negritos20 cited

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  • 1999A dance of life; The Seblang of Banyuwangi, Indonesia18 cited
  • 1992A tiger in the heart: the Javanese rampok macan18 cited
  • 2019Changes of ecological wisdom of Sundanese People on conservation of wild animals: A case study in Upper Cisokan Watershed, West Java, Indonesia9 cited
  • 2016When the Tutelary Spirit Objected: Conflict and Possession among the Using of East Java, Indonesia5 cited

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