Caged in on the Outside: Moral Subjectivity, Selfhood, and Islam in Minangkabau, Indonesia 9780824838324
Caged in on the Outside is an intimate ethnographic exploration of the ways in which Minangkabau people understand human
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English Pages 272 Year 2014
Table of contents :
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The Village and the Marketplace: the Moral Structure of a Minangkabau City
2. Being Minangkabau: Imagining Adat, Islam, and Ethnic Character
3. The Awak People: The Moral Aesthetics of Social Unity
4. Living with the Devil: Pure Selves and a Corrupting World
5. Fashioning the Paribadi: Indirection and Spaces of the Personal
6. Being Muslim Subjects: Essential Tensions and the Promise of Transcendence
Coda Subjective Tensions, Flourishing, and Multidimensional Selves
Notes
References
Index
Other Volumes in the Series
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The Village and the Marketplace: the Moral Structure of a Minangkabau City
2. Being Minangkabau: Imagining Adat, Islam, and Ethnic Character
3. The Awak People: The Moral Aesthetics of Social Unity
4. Living with the Devil: Pure Selves and a Corrupting World
5. Fashioning the Paribadi: Indirection and Spaces of the Personal
6. Being Muslim Subjects: Essential Tensions and the Promise of Transcendence
Coda Subjective Tensions, Flourishing, and Multidimensional Selves
Notes
References
Index
Other Volumes in the Series
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- Gregory M. Simon (editor)
- David P. Chandler (editor)
- Rita Smith Kipp (editor)
