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[null,null,"Autore",null,"Therik Tom"]
[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Wehali : Traditions of a Timorese Ritual Centre / / Tom Therik"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"Canberra : , : ANU Press, , 2023"]
[{"$nulls":4},"©2023"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"9781760464851"]
[{"$nulls":4},"1760464856"]
[null,null,"Edizione",null,"[2nd ed.]"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (438 pages)"]
[null,null,"Collana",null,"Comparative Austronesian Series"]
[null,null,"Disciplina",null,"398.209598"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Folklore - Indonesia"]
[{"$nulls":4},"Rites and ceremonies - Indonesia"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Intro -- List of Figures -- Figure 2.1: Rainfall data recorded in Besikama and Atapupu -- Figure 4.1: Timor as seen from Wehali -- Figure 4.2: The four hamlets related as a single origin group in Kamanasa -- Figure 4.3: The origin group of Fatisin -- Figure 4.4: The origin group of the Liurai of Kamanasa -- Figure 4.5: Named houses in the hamlet of Laran -- Figure 4.6: Spatial orientation of the inner Wehali-the 'four-corner land' -- Figure 5.1: Genealogy of the house of Leko (tafatik Leko) -- Figure 5.2: Marriage alliance (Leko and Makbalin) -- Figure 5.3: Path of brother -- Figure 5.4: Giving back seed and returning the banana head -- Figure 5.5: Genealogy of the house of Marii Lia -- Figure 5.6: Valid and invalid marriage -- Figure 5.7: Genealogy of the house of Liurai -- Figure 7.1: House orientation -- Figure 7.2: House posts -- Figure 7.3: Sacrificial pillars -- Figure 7.4: Male and female wall mats -- Figure 7.5: Cross-beams of a house -- Figure 7.6: Social division -- Figure 7.7: Order of precedence -- Figure 8.1: Pig liver divination -- Figure 8.2: Order of precedence in the passing of rope of announcement. -- Figure 9.1: Conceptual structure of the Wesei Wehali polity -- List of Maps -- Map 1: Indonesia -- Map 2: Languages spoken in Timor -- Map 3: Swapraja of Belu, after a Dutch map dated 1911 -- Map 4: Districts (kecamatan) in the regency of Belu -- List of Photographs -- Photograph 1: Agustinus Klau. -- Photograph 2: Luis Sanaka Teiseran holds the position of male ruler, Liurai mane. -- Photograph 3: The woman known as the Ferik Lulik, the 'Forbidden Old Lady', who until her death in 1993 served as the "]
[{"$nulls":4},"guardian of the Ai Lotuk, the most sacred house in Wehali. -- Photograph 4: Dato Tolus Loro Tolus, the head of the Dirma clan, sits on stones arranged around the great banyan tree in the headhunting compound in Dirma."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Photograph 5: Men of the hamlet of Leklaran erect a named house. -- Photograph 6: Ai Lotuk, the Origin House of Wehali. -- Photograph 7: These two women are the official guardians of the Origin House, Ai Lotuk. Men are not permitted to enter this house. -- Photograph 8: During the maize harvest ceremony people bring offerings of betel-nut and cobs of corn from the new harvest to the burial ground of their immediate families. -- Photograph 9: Eating 'dark food' during the maize harvest ritual. -- Photograph 10: Offering betel-nut at a rain ceremony. -- Photograph 11: Piet Tahu Nahak, Gabriel Bria and Ferdy Seran. -- Photograph 12: Piet Tahu Nahak, Wehali Adat Historian, of the Trunk House of Makaer Lulik. -- List of Tables -- Table 2.1: Swapraja of Belu in 1904 -- Table 2.2: Composition of the swapraja of Belu Tasifeto in 1916 -- Table 2.3: Composition of the swapraja of Malaka in 1916 -- Table 2.4: Village size and population -- Table 2.5: Hamlets in Wehali -- Table 2.6: Agricultural cycle -- Table 2.7: Root crops -- Table 2.8: The conversion of natural forest -- Table 2.9: Names of dry rice varieties -- Table 2.10: Varieties of sorghum -- Table 2.11: Types of oral language -- Table 2.12: Taboo wording -- Table 3.1: Domains under Wehali as listed in Paravicini's contract -- Table 4.1: Wehali's periphery as cultivation space -- Table 4.2: Flow of life and flow of wealth -- Table 4.3: Basic oppositional categories -- Table 4.4: Assembly of the four ferik, four katuas -- Table 5.1: The stages in the marriage process in Wehali -- Table 6.1: Birth order terms -- Table 6.2: South Tetun kin terms -- Table 8.1: Vicarious death of Liurai Brehi -- Table 8.2: Liver omen categories -- Table 8.3: Distribution of fukun named houses -- Preface to the 2023 Edition -- Foreword -- Summary -- 1. Introduction -- Opening Remarks -- Earlier Writings."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Theoretical Orientation -- Book Outline -- 2. The Ethnographic Setting -- Introduction -- A Brief Account of the Regency of Belu -- The District (Kecamatan) of Malaka Tengah -- The Language -- 3. Two Perspectives on Wehali -- Introduction -- An Historical Account of Wehali's Hegemony -- The Decline of Wehali Power -- The Centrality of Wehali as Revealed in Oral Tradition -- Concluding Remarks -- 4. Social Relations: Giving Away the Centre to the Periphery -- Introduction -- Ideological Construction of Centre‑Periphery -- Centre-Periphery in Inter-Domain Relationship -- Centre-Periphery at the Village and Hamlet Levels -- Concluding Remarks -- 5. Marriage and Alliance -- Introduction -- Marriage Stages -- Idiom and Mediation -- The Perpetuation of Alliance -- Giving Back Seed and Returning the Banana Head -- Marriage and Politics -- Concluding Remarks -- 6. Paths and Borders: Relations of Origin, Consanguinity and Affinity -- Introduction -- Relations of Origin -- Relationship Terms -- Consanguineal Relations -- Affinal Relations -- Concluding Remarks -- 7. Ancestral Path in the Wehali House -- Introduction -- Types of House -- The House of Earth-Sky -- Orientation of Houses -- The Four-Corner House -- Ritual Posts -- Inner House and Platform -- Social Boundary -- Concluding Remarks -- 8. Life-giving Rituals -- Introduction -- Myth, Ritual and Polity -- Ritual of Avoidance -- Rituals Concerning Mother and Baby -- Agricultural Rites -- Concluding Remarks -- 9. Conclusion -- Dawan as Seen from South Tetun -- Major Features of Wehali -- Language Texts -- Reference Text 1 -- Reference Text 2 -- Reference Text 3 -- Reference Text 4 -- Reference Text 5 -- Reference Text 6 -- Reference Text 7 -- Reference Text 8 -- "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Bibliography -- A Note on Language -- Glossary -- Ritual Language Pairs -- Acknowledgements."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","Wehali defines itself as the ritual centre of the island of Timor. As a ritual centre, Wehali continues to be the residence of a figure of traditional authority on whom, in the 18th century, the Dutch conferred the title of Kaiser (Keizer) and to whom the Portuguese gave the title of Emperor (Imperador)."]