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Islam, Law, and Equality in Indonesia: An Anthropology of Public Reasoning

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Asian Studies and History Religious Freedom and Discrimination Legal and Policy Analysis in Indonesia

Abstract

Part I. Village Repertoires: 1. Law, religion and pluralism 2. Adat's local inequalities 3. Remapping Adat Part II. Reasoning Legally through Scripture: 4. The contours of the courts 5. The judicial history of 'consensus' 6. The poisoned gift 7. Historicizing scripture, justifying equality Part III. Governing Muslims through Family: 8. Whose word is law? 9. Gender equality in the family? 10. Justifying religious boundaries 11. Public reasoning across cultural pluralism.

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