The people of Bali

Angela Hobart · Urs Ramseyer · Albert Leemann

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Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Asian Studies and History

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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.

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