Expressive Genres and Historical Change: Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Taiwan

Andrew J. Strathern

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Arts and Performance Studies Diverse Musicological Studies Cultural and Artistic Studies

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This collection of essays, edited by leading scholars in the field, focuses on how expressive genres such as music, dance and poetry are of enduring significance to social organization. Research from New Guinea, Indonesia and Taiwan is used to assess how historical changes modify these forms of expression to adjust to the social and political needs of the moment.

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