Overwhelming Terror: Love, Fear, Peace, and Violence among Semai of Malaysia

Robert Knox Dentan

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Introduction: Writing Someone Else's Life Chapter 1: Spotted Doves at War: The Praak Sangkiil Chapter 2: Regrettable Undertakings: A Dirty Joke, a War, a Vacancy Chapter 3: Responding to Terror: Intellectually, Emotionally, Spiritually Chapter 4: Transforming Demons by Love and Surrender Chapter 5: Ceremonies of Innocence and Positive Peace Chapter 6: Freedom: Just Say No Chapter 7: For Fear of Finding Something Worse: Raising Kids Chapter 8: Juni Gone Astray Chapter 9: Inconclusion

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