Therik tom (6 Ergebnisse)
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A Guide to the People and Languages of Nusa Tenggara
Charles E. Grimes, Tom Therik, Barbara Dix Grimes, Max Jacob
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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 103 p. Includes: illustrations, maps, bibliography. 0.0.
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First Edition. Maps, colour and black and white photgraphic illustrations, xviii + 332pp, bibliography, glossary, ritual language, note on language, index, paperback trifle worn at edges, otherwise very good. 25 x 17.5cm. "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 role of Kaiser (Keizer) and to whom the Portugese gave the title of Emperor (Imperador). At one time, Wehali was the centre of a network of tributary states, which both the Dutch and Portugese regarded as paramount to the political organization of the island. This book is a study of Wehali in its contemporary setting as it continues to maintain its rituals and traditions. Significantly, Wehali is a 'Female' centre and its 'Great Lord' is considered to be a 'Female' lord. Whereas other Timorese societies are organized along male lines, in Wehali, all lands, all property, all houses belong to women. Men are exchanged as husbands in marriage. Wehali is thus considered to be the 'husband-giver' to the surrounding realms on the island that look to its inner power as their source of life." Publisher's description.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Department of Anthropology, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University/Pandanus Books, 2004
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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 332 p., illustrations, maps, diagrams, glossary, bibliography, index. 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 Kais…er (Keizer) and to whom the Portuguese gave the title of Emperor (Imperador). At one time, Wehali was the centre of a network of tributary states, which both the Dutch and Portuguese regarded as paramount to the political orgaization of the island. This book is a study of Wehali in its contemporary setting as it continues to maintain its rituals and traditions. Significantly, Wehali is a 'Female' centre and its 'Great Lord' is considered to be a 'Female' lord. Whereas other Timorese societies are organized along male lines, in Wehali, all land, all property, all houses belong to women. Men are exchanged as husbands in marriage. Wehali is thus considered to be the 'husband giver' to the surrounding realms on the island that look to its inner power as their source of life.
